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EUIV - Quick Questions / Quick Answers
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Does the aztec AI pass nauhatli(sp) reform?
I'm playing as norse for the achievements and I'm waiting since ten years. Aztecs have five vassals, positive stab and they are at peace, but nothing happens. It's 1460 and they have yet to pass the first reform.
I'm playing as norse for the achievements and I'm waiting since ten years. Aztecs have five vassals, positive stab and they are at peace, but nothing happens. It's 1460 and they have yet to pass the first reform.
My Vassal has a high liberty desire because they have 250 development. What are the best ways to reduce it? Instead of giving them provinces in war, should I be taking them for myself, then transferring them?
Are you playing in 1.19? Liberty desire management became more onerous in the new patch.
Keep relations high, keep dip rep high, make sure you have your dynasty on their throne. Grant use Grant Province interaction instead of transferring occupation for them (unless you are using their claims for a Conquest CB, since if you take the provinces for yourself you'll need to pay dip points).
After a certain point you should just integrate them before they get too uppity. But if you really need them around for some reason and don't plan on integrating them soon, make them a march.
Using spare monarch points to develop their provinces lowers LD for a time.
Yes they did, after about 15 years waiting. Maybe my presence had something to do with it.
How do you tell your vassals what to do in a war? I know I can vaguely guide their overall behavior in subjects, but how do I say 'attach to this stack' or 'go siege that province?'
Allow friendly armies to attach, attach them to a 1k stack and walk them like a dog.
Is there any increase in death chance if you keep generals attached to armies in peacetime?
I am trying to play a game as Portugal and it's driving me a little bit batty. Not only am I completely strapped for cash with all my forts mothballed and the army and navy at 15% maintenance, but even though I have chosen to co-exist with the natives they keep rising up and screwing my colonies and pushing back development to cities further and further even though I've chosen spots with very low ferocity and less than 5 aggressiveness. Is the best strategy just to murder them all or am I missing some other mechanic which would make this part of the game less exasperating and, to me at least, boring? (I mean I am so poor I can do so little I am simply watching the numbers tick up for hours on end.)
Leave a 2k stack of armies on your growing colonies so that the inevitable native uprisings don't set you back?
If you have too many forts, just delete some. Mothballed forts still cost money. Also get some African or American gold mines if you haven't already, as they really help with early income issues. Keeping your navy at low maintenance is not recommended, as it hurts your light ships' trade power; it's better to keep the light ships at full maintenance but mothball the heavies.
As for native uprisings, they shouldn't be happening if you chose Coexistence policy. Do you have Cossacks DLC enabled?
No I haven't bought Cossacks ... I take it it is good stuff? where is the button for mothballing heavies? Do I need a special DLC for that too? Thanks for helpful suggestions.
I have put a 2k stack on the colonies but they don't beat the natives at 15% maintenance and I can't afford to colonize and keep armies at full maintenance at the same time.
I have put a 2k stack on the colonies but they don't beat the natives at 15% maintenance and I can't afford to colonize and keep armies at full maintenance at the same time.
The Cossacks is highly recommended; it's one of the biggest DLCs in terms of paid features. I mentioned it because you said you chose to co-exist with the natives (by event I assume?). With Cossacks DLC, you choose a native policy, and the 'co-existence' option completely prevents native uprisings. Mothballing fleets requires Art of War (which is perhaps even more important than Cossacks in terms of paid features).
Also, how many colonies are you making at once? If you have more colonies than colonists, you pay a hefty premium. (It can still be worth it, but only if you're rich or really need to rush colonies.)
If I play as a released colonial nation, can I form a unified colonial nation after forming a regular nation? For example, Castile releasing a Spanish colonial nation, that colonial nation then conquering Castile and forming Spain, then forming Brazil afterward?
If I'm reading the code right, yes, as you're still a former colonial nation, which is the flag that is checked.
Note that you will need to move your capital back to the colonial region of the colonial nation you're attempting to form before doing so, but yeah, should work.
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use 1k stacks. move on top of ally/subject army in friendly territory (aka neutral or your land). click attach to ally/subject, detach, then attach to stack off and on. they usually attach then.
but there is bug currently where they will detach easily, when you move your 1k into enemy/occupied terrain. Your stack will arrive day earlier then attached army for no reason other then a bug, wiping your 1k. And if your 1k isn't wiped, the attached army detaches once you hit enemy terrain.
about go siege that province, this is doe in province window of the forts. there is rectangle window you can click on, and set any ally/subject in war to siege it.
If I force (through war) a enemy country to release a TAG for which they are already suffering from separatist rebels, will the released TAG have those rebels as their armies?
Hmm thanks for looking into the code! It's a weird situation but it's more to be interesting then optimal. I'll post how it goes!
Do I keep my PU juniors if I change my dynasty?
I'm currently without a heir and my king is quite old so I want to go for the polish dynasty but I fear losing my PU over france
I'm currently without a heir and my king is quite old so I want to go for the polish dynasty but I fear losing my PU over france
You keep them
With the Elective Monarchy, Poland's dynasty changes more frequently than the participants of the War of the League of Cambrai, so it won't do you much good. Getting your heir on Poland's throne is very beneficial, but the Elective Monarchy does not allow its throne to be claimed.