I'm pretty sure that there is already an existing government map mode in eu4...
EU4 - Development Diary - 16th of April 2019
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I'm pretty sure that there is already an existing government map mode in eu4...
I've some Quality of life suggestions for HRE!
1 - Know what provinces are in HRE in the Emperor domains.
In HRE map it show what pronvices are in HRE and the ones who don't, but only for members, not for the Emperor.
The HRE map shows which provinces are in HRE (and which aren't) when it comes to members. But in the domains of the Emperor, it show all provinces like they were in HRE, even if they aren't.
2 - Button: "Add all provinces to the HRE"
To add all provinces at once to HRE.
3 - See eliminated Reformation Centers
In the religious map one can see the active Reformation Centers.
But what about those who have been eliminated?
This information would help when trying to suppress them.
(Information that could be displayed on Ledge or) It can be shown on the religious map, appearing has a "ghost mark" (or watermark) where it was.
Thanks Paradox and
Keep the Good Work.
1 - Know what provinces are in HRE in the Emperor domains.
In HRE map it show what pronvices are in HRE and the ones who don't, but only for members, not for the Emperor.
The HRE map shows which provinces are in HRE (and which aren't) when it comes to members. But in the domains of the Emperor, it show all provinces like they were in HRE, even if they aren't.
2 - Button: "Add all provinces to the HRE"
To add all provinces at once to HRE.
3 - See eliminated Reformation Centers
In the religious map one can see the active Reformation Centers.
But what about those who have been eliminated?
This information would help when trying to suppress them.
(Information that could be displayed on Ledge or) It can be shown on the religious map, appearing has a "ghost mark" (or watermark) where it was.
Thanks Paradox and
Keep the Good Work.
We should be able to decide to play with or without "endgame tags", I know that there are lots of people who prefer to not being able to form let's say Byzantium as Ottomans and I can respect that, but there are people who wants to just have some fun with strange country formations, so being able to choose before the game start if you want or not this option is enabled, would be a good addition to the game.
I'm not sure why we don't have Game-Start options in general. If it'd be extremely imbalanced (such as chaining every mission-tree claims), then just have it disable achievements. Otherwise we'd be able to have people that prefer one rule over another, and Paradox could use the usage data to improve the game, something they can't really tell if a mod does it instead.
Take CK2 for example, VERY few people like the Defensive Pact mechanics, but there ARE a few people who do. You can just turn them off, same with the Sunset Invasion, the AI trying to bang your wife, AI trying to kidnap you, invasions, Supernatural Events, etc.
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Three actual QoL suggestions I'd really love to see implemented:
EXPIRING DATES ON "CLAIMS EXPIRING" NOTIFICATION
Just like that very useful top-screen notification for Truces ending (which still should work better, as pointed out above), expiring dates of your Claims could be shown in a similar manner. Should both tools show precise dates for truces and claims in expiring order, not only would the fatiguing process of searching and checking all your claims be avoided, but you'd get a nice war calendar. I'm not the only one forging too many claims some twenty years in advance, right?
SCROLLABLE "AGE" TAB
Maybe most of you people play EU-IV on huge screens and fancy computers, but some of us just don't. If the only available game resolution is too small, then you simply can't read the bottom of the "Age" tab. "What does it say there? Oh, I must be emperor of China and adopt some cultures and.... well, can't read the last one. Probably not important". It actually should be scrollable. Please never assume your huge tabs fit everyone's screen.
MOVABLE LAND-BATTLE TAB (or movable land-army tabs)
Well, for the same reason as above, whenever a land battle occurs, the battle tab covers the army tabs (all of them, not just some - if you play at a low-enough resolution). Neither of these tabs can be moved around, resulting in extreme difficulties when trying to select the proper army to retreat. I think either should be movable, like most pop-ups, or some other clever solution devised.
EXPIRING DATES ON "CLAIMS EXPIRING" NOTIFICATION
Just like that very useful top-screen notification for Truces ending (which still should work better, as pointed out above), expiring dates of your Claims could be shown in a similar manner. Should both tools show precise dates for truces and claims in expiring order, not only would the fatiguing process of searching and checking all your claims be avoided, but you'd get a nice war calendar. I'm not the only one forging too many claims some twenty years in advance, right?
SCROLLABLE "AGE" TAB
Maybe most of you people play EU-IV on huge screens and fancy computers, but some of us just don't. If the only available game resolution is too small, then you simply can't read the bottom of the "Age" tab. "What does it say there? Oh, I must be emperor of China and adopt some cultures and.... well, can't read the last one. Probably not important". It actually should be scrollable. Please never assume your huge tabs fit everyone's screen.
MOVABLE LAND-BATTLE TAB (or movable land-army tabs)
Well, for the same reason as above, whenever a land battle occurs, the battle tab covers the army tabs (all of them, not just some - if you play at a low-enough resolution). Neither of these tabs can be moved around, resulting in extreme difficulties when trying to select the proper army to retreat. I think either should be movable, like most pop-ups, or some other clever solution devised.
How about the possibility to lower maintenance on each army interface individually in addition to the actual system??
Whatever is done with expelling minorities it should be limited by Native Policy to only Native Repression policy, as this represents the English attitude towards colonisation. Expelling heretics or infidels to America was never done by Spain or Portugal. In Spain it was completely forbidden to go to America if deemed unfit by the authorities, which among other things meant not being a declared heretic. In Golden Century they mixed the expulsion of unconverted Jews of 1492 with English deportation of heretics to America and ended up with this absolute mess of a mechanic, that has Spain turning the Dutch into Castilians and Portugal creating Sunni colonies. On top of it colonial nations don't convert natives, which is just absurd.
My guess is they wanted to do something "diverse" and chose colonisation out of all things. Spanish colonisation meant religiously homogeneous but ethnically diverse colonies and English colonisation meant religiously diverse but ethnically homogeneous colonies. What they have done here is just a mess.
Diplomacy macro-builder needs tweaks:
1) add a "has relation" type option so one diplomat can do both allies and subjects
2) add a check box or otherwise give an option so that "neighbors" and "threatening" don't waste time cozying up to a rival or someone that considers you a rival
3) add electors option
There are probably more but those are the ones I regularly want to pull my hair out over...
1) add a "has relation" type option so one diplomat can do both allies and subjects
2) add a check box or otherwise give an option so that "neighbors" and "threatening" don't waste time cozying up to a rival or someone that considers you a rival
3) add electors option
There are probably more but those are the ones I regularly want to pull my hair out over...
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