Right now elective_monarchy gives the following bonuses:
This is however completely ahistorical and leads to weird results in Eastern Europe (weak and collapsing Muscowy/Russia, PLC expanding to the steppes etc.). Historically Poland/PLC had very strong nobility which again and again forced monarchs to give them concessions and privileges. Reduction of local autonomy usually means a strong central government which never happened in PLC. Quite the contrary, local autonomy - or rather what it tries to simulate - was very high in PLC during 1492-1795 period.
Thus I propose to give the elective monarchy "LA floor" like in the steppe_hordes like this:
Alternatively LA reduction should be deleted entirely. Personally I would give PLC local autonomy malus (+0.05 monthly) as well as force limit malus (for example -33% force limit like MNG has) to better reflect the internal instability and weak power of the monarch but I guess it could be too much for AI to handle.
Code:
elective_monarchy = {
monarchy = yes
is_elective = yes
rank = {
1 = {
vassal_income = 0.25
global_unrest = -1
}
2 = {
vassal_income = 0.25
global_unrest = -1
global_autonomy = -0.05
}
3 = {
vassal_income = 0.25
global_unrest = -1
global_autonomy = -0.10
}
}
}Thus I propose to give the elective monarchy "LA floor" like in the steppe_hordes like this:
Code:
elective_monarchy = {
min_autonomy = 25
monarchy = yes
is_elective = yes
rank = {
1 = {
vassal_income = 0.25
global_unrest = -1
}
2 = {
vassal_income = 0.25
global_unrest = -1
global_autonomy = -0.05
}
3 = {
vassal_income = 0.25
global_unrest = -1
global_autonomy = -0.10
}
}
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