EUIV - Quick Questions / Quick Answers
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Are you talking about an army standing in the same province as a fort that they own? In this case, the battle will use the same rules as it would if the fort wasn't there. The attacking army will have to deal with terrain penalties and river crossing penalties, where applicable.
Yes, that seems to be true. I had no problems defeating them.
But its very weird, isnt it? What do they have a fort for, when they dont use it to defend themself in battles ?!? Thats silly.
If you start as Mazovia and later you form Poland, can you still get the achievement "Poland can into space"?
I'm playing a game as Malacca > Malalya. Early on, Ayutthaya and Lan Xang conquered Khmer. I've recently acquired some of that land and converted it to Sunni, but if I release it Khmer will be Theravada. Is there any way to prevent this other than force switching them immediately upon release? And what is the rationale behind it? Something specific to Khmer or am I just not understanding the game logic? I don't really care what nation I end up with exactly, I just want a vassal state in that area, so I could conquer some Champa land and release it as an alternative but I don't want to run into the same situation.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
Released nations get the religion that represents the most current cores (ties go to the default religion for the tag) so you need to take and convert more cores if you want them to release as Sunni.
Awesome thanks so much, the wiki said it was based on the capital. That makes a lot of sense though, I have 4 of their cores currently and a quick check shows they have 9 total so I guess I only need one more
Playing a run-through as Austria.
Is it possible to unify the HRE if you don't prevent the shadow kingdom? Reason I ask is that Popey is allied to France, so that might be a hard fight to win. I'm only 15 years in, so circumstances can change, but I know that you need two wars for that Papal territory so might be difficult to fit in if I wait too long. I've already won my first war with Venice (annexed Treviso and Verona, and released Brescia back to Milan).
Is it possible to unify the HRE if you don't prevent the shadow kingdom? Reason I ask is that Popey is allied to France, so that might be a hard fight to win. I'm only 15 years in, so circumstances can change, but I know that you need two wars for that Papal territory so might be difficult to fit in if I wait too long. I've already won my first war with Venice (annexed Treviso and Verona, and released Brescia back to Milan).
Yes. Arguably, preventing the shadow kingdom is a trap for the unwary; it takes a lot of effort and can provide a dangerous distraction from dealing with other important matters.
You will have fewer princes so less imperial authority is generated each month but it's still possible.
Alternatively, just let it happen and then gobble the lands and add for IA. Win/win for less AE due to not being HRE lands with the double AE penalty and getting IA for adding provinces to the empire.
Pope+France alliance is unlikely to last all that long unless the Pope loses Avignon though...
Don't believe so, but you can:
1) Start the game, run it a month.
2) Have all electors & Emperor declare war on you.
3) Either winwars (unsure if that's enough) or control # (where # is the # of their capital province) all of their provinces.
For 3), type debug_mode so you can see the numbers when hovering over the provinces.
Then the disband button will be active, as all of the requirements are met.
Note that if it has become hereditary you cannot disband it.
thanks, it's just the starting date, i create a set of custom nations in Europe, but i don't want to play with HRE mechanics
i found a way more easy and fast to disband the hre, from here http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum...pletely-disable-the-hre.915823/#post-20862796
thanks anyway
How does the gold fleet works for colonial provinces?
I have checked EU4 wiki but there are no details regarding this issue.
I have checked EU4 wiki but there are no details regarding this issue.
Don't fully understand your question.
That said, if you have a Colonial Nation (so not just colonies or provinces in a colonial region) and that Colonial Nation has gold producing provinces then the gold production will not go into the treasury of the Colonial Nation but will instead build up over time and then be sent to you as a treasure fleet.
Treasure fleets will only be sent if your trade port (or capital if you have not moved your trade port away from your capital) is downstream of the capital of your Colonial Nation such that there is a trade route that the treasure fleet can follow to get to you. If no such trade route exists (for example, if an Asian country has a Mexican Colonial Nation) then the Colonial Nation will get the gold income and no treasure fleets will be created.
When the treasure fleet arrives you will get a pop up telling you how much gold you received and how much inflation that caused. It will also tell you if any gold was looted by pirates on the way. This can happen if any of the trade nodes that the fleet passes through are being privateered.
Then, do you get some of the the money from the gold province as tariff?
Another small question. As Denmark, my trade port is Lubeck. I'm building a colony on the ivory coast (Ouest Africa) and may get some gold province later on. The trade route to Lubeck is very long as it goes to through the Caribbean, East america and Canada before crossing the Atlantic to Lubeck. Will the gold fleet take this route even if it is very long (with probably some pirates).
Finally, does hunting pirates in some trade nodes (Caribbeans for instance) reduce the gold taken from the gold fleet on the way?