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Thanks! I'll try that. I'm using all DLCs on the latest patch.
I occupied all of (my rival) Aragon provinces and my war score is %100 but i cant annex Aragon. War aim is conquest of Alicante.Why?
I reduced war exhaustion (0) btw
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War exhaustion and warscore are not related.
Warscore being 100% means you have reached the maximum amount of demands you can send. You can not demand any more.
The warscore of provinces depends on their development.
You can increase the amount of provinces you can take in a peacedeal through diplomatic ideas (Flexible Negotiation, 6th idea) or administrative efficiency (passive upgrade at admintech 17, 23 and 27).
Until then you will have to wage war multiple times against bigger foes before you can fully annex them.
Tip: If you're planning to annex an enemy over the course of multiple wars, avoid taking their capital.
As I said, WS depends on development and if you take their capital, they get a new one with reduced dev costs meaning they boost it up immediately making it more expensive in the next peacedeal. Takes you way longer than necessary if you take their capital every time.
Warscore being 100% means you have reached the maximum amount of demands you can send. You can not demand any more.
The warscore of provinces depends on their development.
You can increase the amount of provinces you can take in a peacedeal through diplomatic ideas (Flexible Negotiation, 6th idea) or administrative efficiency (passive upgrade at admintech 17, 23 and 27).
Until then you will have to wage war multiple times against bigger foes before you can fully annex them.
Tip: If you're planning to annex an enemy over the course of multiple wars, avoid taking their capital.
As I said, WS depends on development and if you take their capital, they get a new one with reduced dev costs meaning they boost it up immediately making it more expensive in the next peacedeal. Takes you way longer than necessary if you take their capital every time.
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You cannot make a peace deal that is more than 100% warscore. Each province has a warscore % and nations as large as Aragon have more than 100% province warscore. You will have to attack them again if you want more provinces.
I occupied all of (my rival) Aragon provinces and my war score is %100 but i cant annex Aragon. War aim is conquest of Alicante.Why?
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Because you would need MORE than 100% warscore to ask for more land, which is not possible.
Each province has a warscore cost (IIRC, based on development, but don't quote me on that), which means that the sum of the provinces of a country can cost more than 100% warscore (actually, that's more the norm than the exception), which means you can't full annex the country in one war.
Some casus bellis can reduce the warscore cost.
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You don't need any DLC, as far as I know. You just have to add your provinces one at a time in a contiguous line connecting to the current borders of the HRE and you have to start with a province adjacent to the HRE.
You need to add it manually if it isn't already.
Add provinces until you can add your capital province.
Add provinces until you can add your capital province.
I add to this that, even if you could take all of Aragon at once, you shouldn't because of agressive expansion. Check it, it should already be really high.
Separate post for my own.
Is it possible, once you've conquered the world or at least most of it, to permanently tagswitch between all formable nations if you unstate everything, to get a string of achievements. Currently being Hindustan, I was thinking of forming France to get Better than Napoleon, then forming Prussia to get a fine goosestep, and then forming Germany to get An Early Reich. Is this a thing?
Is it possible, once you've conquered the world or at least most of it, to permanently tagswitch between all formable nations if you unstate everything, to get a string of achievements. Currently being Hindustan, I was thinking of forming France to get Better than Napoleon, then forming Prussia to get a fine goosestep, and then forming Germany to get An Early Reich. Is this a thing?
You can only get "Better than Napoleon" if you start the game as France. The other two are possible as far as I know, but Prussia would be pretty tedious, because not only do you have to be Prussian, Pomeranian, or Saxon to form Prussia, you also have to be Protestant or Reformed.
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If I create a client state on HRE land, when I pass the last reform, they'll integrate automatically yes? (or no?)
Also, I assume there's no limit on the size of an HRE vassal when you pass the reform (so I can feed them everything)?
Thanks.
Also, I assume there's no limit on the size of an HRE vassal when you pass the reform (so I can feed them everything)?
Thanks.
Is there anything I can do to force the League War to start if I'm not one of the leaders? I'm in the Protestant League but since I'm not the leader I can't start it, and the nations that do become leaders are not doing it. Currently Bohemia (who is an elector) is leader - I'm in the HRE and have a larger army than them plus GP status but I'm not an elector.
Institutions--->Manufactories---->Bonus for embracing: +10% Goods produced ? So I embraced it but trade screen didnt change. Still zero?
I I asked this a couple of pages ago: apparently yes, as you passed Ewige Landfriede, there is no limit to the size you can give a HRE vassal, as he can't declare independence anyway. He may not join your wars if he hates you though.
Am I reading right in that the 'Surrender of Maine' event only lasts as a possibility until 1450? I was a bit surprised that it hadn't fired so far, but that might answer why.
Correct, but the mean time to happen is 3 years so it is quite likely to fire.