EU4 - Development Diary - 27th of September 2016
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Crusader Kings III Available Now!
The realm rejoices as Paradox Interactive announces the launch of Crusader Kings III, the latest entry in the publisher’s grand strategy role-playing game franchise. Advisors may now jockey for positions of influence and adversaries should save their schemes for another day, because on this day Crusader Kings III can be purchased on Steam, the Paradox Store, and other major online retailers.
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Great Dev diary as always.
What does this mean for protectorates? When can you create them and when (if ever) do they break free?
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You have to form Prussia to get the Prussian Monarchy. Brandenburg is a plain old Feudal Monarchy.
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Question 1: If you start with a level 2 advisor as a minor country, how are you gonna afford to sack a level 2 a few times to get the type of advisor you need? Or did you add a fourth advisor?
Question 2: With the changes to culture acceptance, is culture shift unchanged, does it still cost -5 stab?
Question 2: With the changes to culture acceptance, is culture shift unchanged, does it still cost -5 stab?
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I, too ...
1. Poland usually annexes the Main-Territory of the Teutonic Order (TO), because the TO can't resists (even with Alliances) against the Poland/Lithuania-Personal-Union ...
2. Brandburg (BB) can usually annexes the Province of "Neumark", but after That ...
2.1. BB has to deal in the West with the HRE (Emperor + "Unlawful Territory"-Issue) ...
2.2. BB has to deal in the East with the Poland/Lithuania-PU, Which is even stronger, due to the Annexation of the TO-Main-Territory.
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They removed lucky nation from Poland/Brandenburg/Sweden. So most opponents to TO forming Prussia has been nerfed.
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Isn't Poland still a lucky nation according to this list?
http://www.eu4wiki.com/Luck#Historically_lucky_nations
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Poland and Lithuania will still shrek the Teutons in the first 5 years with or without Lucky status.
Read the OP
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Cheers for the DD Johan 
. Am particularly fond of the naval combat changes (as long as it means a fleet of all heavies wouldn't get overwhelmed by a fleet of all lights, if the 3:1 advantage favoured them (as a heavy fleet that was at max combat width would, all else being equal, have to potentially fight three times as many lights, by the sound of it) because of the way the numbers played out. From memory, I think the heavies would still have the edge, so don't think it's an issue, just mentioning because that's what forums are for .
. Am particularly fond of the naval combat changes (as long as it means a fleet of all heavies wouldn't get overwhelmed by a fleet of all lights, if the 3:1 advantage favoured them (as a heavy fleet that was at max combat width would, all else being equal, have to potentially fight three times as many lights, by the sound of it) because of the way the numbers played out. From memory, I think the heavies would still have the edge, so don't think it's an issue, just mentioning because that's what forums are for ..png){kind=avatar}
Can only be the overlord's, subject wouldn't make any sense from a historical perspective.
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It always take longer then 5 years. Poland can't take all of TO in one war.... so more like 20 years from game start.
Alot can happen during that time. Not being a lucky nation will mean PLC will have a harder time vs Moscovy /golden horde/Ottoman. So its a small nerf that should mean that TO will be a little bit stronger.
In my current game TO is one of the major players in europe around 1650.
Only reason Prussia has not formed is that I sniped Danzig to get control of trade.
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STOP! COOKIE TIME