Well, the 1776 start as the USA just became much less interesting and humourous.
No more imperialism CB against Iraq popping up when rebels happen in that area.
EU4 - Patch 1.11 - Full Changelog
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Well, the 1776 start as the USA just became much less interesting and humourous.
No more imperialism CB against Iraq popping up when rebels happen in that area.
It not only nerfs hordes, but nerfs skillful control of armies and the ability to punish players who don't have it.
Also, do subject nations work in patch 1.11, or are we still going to see them quit converting religions in provinces they can convert easily until reload + refuse to core at negative stability?
+1. Also, the ability to declare war on someone and march through territory freely with nations that don't give it...and now can't cancel it...comes off as somewhat repulsive as well. I'm not saying the old access rules were perfect, but they were better than this. Heck, even universal access would be better than this.
I am definitely excited about this - it is released on sunday with the Women in History DLC, right?
One thing about female advisors. You have made them rarer than men, which seems right. I have an idea - what about making them less expensive compared to male advisors, but instead giving the player less yearly prestige (maybe -0.05 yearly prestige). I think that female advisors back then possibly would be cheaper to hire, but it wasn't good for your reputation (especially as a male ruler) - therefore the prestige hit. Of course I do not quite know what you have planned to do with female advisors - are they just like male, only differense is a female name and picture, or do they have other advantages or disadvantages?
That was my idea, otherwise it looks great
Futhermore, what does this exactly mean. No more OPM in custom setup?
One thing about female advisors. You have made them rarer than men, which seems right. I have an idea - what about making them less expensive compared to male advisors, but instead giving the player less yearly prestige (maybe -0.05 yearly prestige). I think that female advisors back then possibly would be cheaper to hire, but it wasn't good for your reputation (especially as a male ruler) - therefore the prestige hit. Of course I do not quite know what you have planned to do with female advisors - are they just like male, only differense is a female name and picture, or do they have other advantages or disadvantages?
That was my idea, otherwise it looks great
Futhermore, what does this exactly mean. No more OPM in custom setup?
Wait, I seem to have missed this bug. You mean Iraq used to spawn in mainland NA up till now?Well, the 1776 start as the USA just became much less interesting and humourous.
That is... Wow. I'm at a loss for words :rofl:
Sorry if this has been answered elsewhere, but how do dynamic random nations choose their idea groups during the game? Is it completely random?
I need to praise Paradox for his fast and good service regarding patches: Compared with the patch-practice 10 years ago with e.g. Hearts of Iron 1 and 2 Paradox has been made great progress in the right direction regarding patch 1.10 and 1.11 for EU4..
I love it to see that the reaction of customers' requests got much better! Keep it up!
I love it to see that the reaction of customers' requests got much better! Keep it up!
Randomly with weights, so for example large nations in Iberia are likely to pick exploration and merchant republics likely to pick trade.
Wait, I seem to have missed this bug. You mean Iraq used to spawn in mainland NA up till now?
Yes my friend, USA recently used to border Iraq in NA and on top of that get Imperialism casus belli against it. The whole bug is so perfect it almost looks like politically incorrect easter egg
No change to the new arbitrary 50% idea group limitation and now a looting nerf?
1.9.2 it is...
1.9.2 it is...
What about Farmlands/Drylands? QQ has a lot of them, and it seems fitting along with the other lands they get the bonus in.
Has this patch (and woman's DLC) been delayed from today/Saturday so that it can be released on mother's day?
Or is it coincidence?
Or is it coincidence?
50% limitation will actually be in defines, so it can be modded out.
# Ideas
- Added Hessian Ideas.
When can we see what these are? Will they be posted somewhere?
- Added Hessian Ideas.
When can we see what these are? Will they be posted somewhere?
I'll likely adapt this system to normal games as well, but it needs more testing and tweaking first.
1. What are the odds of hot-join working?
2. Has there been any change to the peace-deal UI since 1.9.2, because in my current (1.9.2) games I can't trust it at all with regards to diplo point costs. Sometimes I see "500 diplomacy point cost", but pay 0 (but also can't send the offer if I don't have the points I won't pay), sometimes it says "0 diplo point cost" and I end up with negative diplo points...
2. Has there been any change to the peace-deal UI since 1.9.2, because in my current (1.9.2) games I can't trust it at all with regards to diplo point costs. Sometimes I see "500 diplomacy point cost", but pay 0 (but also can't send the offer if I don't have the points I won't pay), sometimes it says "0 diplo point cost" and I end up with negative diplo points...
And what's the connection with the patch? If you notice I actually replied with the a part of Latin expression, so I know the origin.
But what does it have to do with anything in this patch? Is it an inside joke or something?
It actually nerfs hardworking players. For example I refused to loot in most games because there's so much freaking micro needed and I'm lazy.
Send each tiny stack to province, stop it for 1 day, send it on its merry way. Repeat ad nauseam.
I think I used it only for some of the more difficult starts (and even there I tried to work around it) and for the WC run, at the beginning.
I actually like that they're removing tedious stuff from the game.