EUIV - Quick Questions / Quick Answers

[Toni Martoni]

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.

I think I'm playing without the DLC (I don't know which one) which gives this feature

 

[superscunk]

I am the Emperor as Austria and the religious leagues have formed.
Brandenburg leads the protestant side.

If Brandenburg should start the war, will all protestant league members join, even if they have a truce with me?
I was thinking of collecting truces with protestant league members...

 

[ecrurudesby]

I think I'm playing without the DLC (I don't know which one) which gives this feature

Ahhh, that'll be Res Publica. Almost essential if you want to play as a Republic, particularly the Dutch Republic. Also gives National Focus which everyone should have, and is also provided by Common Sense.

I am the Emperor as Austria and the religious leagues have formed.
Brandenburg leads the protestant side.

If Brandenburg should start the war, will all protestant league members join, even if they have a truce with me?
I was thinking of collecting truces with protestant league members...

Truce with Emperor will not prevent joining the League, and all League members are called when the war begins.

 

[Aldrane]

Planning on doing a Dracula's Revenge run as Moldavia. Looking at Moldavian and Romanian ideas, Moldavian ideas clearly seem superior. Am I better off sticking with them when I form Romania, or am I just missing something with Romanian ideas?

 

[grommile]

Planning on doing a Dracula's Revenge run as Moldavia. Looking at Moldavian and Romanian ideas, Moldavian ideas clearly seem superior. Am I better off sticking with them when I form Romania, or am I just missing something with Romanian ideas?

I can imagine a reasonable person deciding Moldavian ideas are superior, but I certainly wouldn't say they were clearly superior. For Christians, +2 TTF is often superior to +2% Missionary Strength, especially if you're Orthodox and thus don't have to convert Orthodox provinces.

 

[mert300]

With 1.19 patch You can Reduce Your subject nations liberty desire if you developed their provinces and İts makes impossible to declare independence war . Any way to reduce this effect? no meaning play with colonial nations

 

[Dominion]

Not for colonial nations, but vassals: Repeated en- and disabling of scutage has no cap.

 

[Wenceslaus II]

Does EU4 have scenarios or any start date you'd like? I'd like to know before I run up a game

 

[Heindrich]

Does EU4 have scenarios or any start date you'd like? I'd like to know before I run up a game

The earliest is 11, Nov, 1444. There are a few other recommended start dates too, but you can pick anything inbetween 1444 and 1821. I think the recommended start dates have historically accurate rulers, wars, events etc... but I always start from 1444 anyway so I can't be 100% sure.

 

[Wenceslaus II]

Yes the book mark dates of EU3. Ok thanks, I'll know for the future, I've got a couple games running in the mean time.

 

[Bouchart]

Keep in mind that the only date Paradox supports is the 11/11/1444 start, and you have to start at this date to get achievements except for one.

 

[Wenceslaus II]

Suck. But i'll give it a go, I like early 1500s to mid 1700s the best. Every other game I've played I prefer the grand campaign, but not the EU's for some reason.

 

[ecrurudesby]

Keep in mind that the only date Paradox supports is the 11/11/1444 start, and you have to start at this date to get achievements except for one.

I don't think it's fair to say the later start dates are unsupported, they just are not supported to the extent that 1444 is.

Also there are three achievements with no start date restriction.

 

[durbal]

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?

Nope. I think they'll be friendly to the released tag, though.

 

[Rudawitz]

How do I stop "Internal conflicts"? I don't have any unrest in my country, but i can't get full religious unity before the catastrophe hits. Do I need both 100 religious unity and no unrest?

 

[Heindrich]

How do I stop "Internal conflicts"? I don't have any unrest in my country, but i can't get full religious unity before the catastrophe hits. Do I need both 100 religious unity and no unrest?

Isn't "Internal Conflict" just linked other disasters? Do you have Religious Turmoil active or something? You only need 75% Religious Unity to get rid of Religious Turmoil.

According to my ingame tooltip, you just need to get rid of current disasters, National Unrest < 1 and Positive stability to get rid of Internal Conflict.

 

[Rudawitz]

Isn't "Internal Conflict" just linked other disasters? Do you have Religious Turmoil active or something? You only need 75% Religious Unity to get rid of Religious Turmoil.

According to my ingame tooltip, you just need to get rid of current disasters, National Unrest < 1 and Positive stability to get rid of Internal Conflict.

I had "Religous Turmoil" ticking for a while, but I avoided it. My tooltip doesn't mention positive stability as a requirement though. I was at zero. Now I'm at +1 in stability, but there's a bit of unrest in the country. We'll see what happens I guess. Thanks anyway!

 

[Dominion]

Religious turmoil disappears after a while or if you complete humanist ideas.

 

[terrycloth]

Religious turmoil disappears after a while or if you complete humanist ideas.

I ended up letting it time out. You need >75% to avoid it starting but you need 100% to stop it, and I'd conquered some Sunnis so that wasn't going to happen.

 

[Heindrich]

Does the Skanderbeg opening strategy (as demonstrated in the following video) still work for Byzantium start in 1.19? I noticed that Albania got weakened further due to the new Venetian province and only has 4k troops now...