I had something strange in my game. Playing as Korea, I end my tributary statute. Ming agreed both mariage and alliance, and they have 90 trust. But a month or two after the alliance, they broke the marriage and the alliance, because they changed their attitude from allied to domineering. Is it normal than the AI change her diplomatic attitude and break an alliance with anybody when it have +90 trust and 150+ relation?
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Yes, the Iberian Wedding has no connection to the ruling dynasties of Castile and Aragon
Unrest isn't impacting devastation in my game... is this normal? basically even war-ravaged provinces get down to 0 devastation almost instantly as soon as they're not occupied.
What is the state of institution spread/embracement to the RotW in 1.20? Specifically, is it slower than in the previous expansion?
Things should change in Africa in this patch because trade company provinces will not get the institutions from their motherland and so cannot spread them to the African nations through adjacency. Of course, if the Spanish AI conquers into the interior of Africa then that block will fall away.
Restarting Steam should solve that issue. Steam has this problem with not recognizing DLCs ever since it introduced them.
Since I am wondering about that and cannot check right now: is it possible to form Manchu as a tributary? The decision had a not a subject condition in 1.19, but I am not sure if that is still in and if tributaries count as subjects for that purpose (they should not imho).
Does a Golden Age last 50 years or is it 50 years / age change; whichever comes first.
Question connected to newest DLC 
When I will choose edict for one province in a state this edict will be active for all provinces in this state or just this one?
What if I own only one province and the rest belongs to other nation?
When I will choose edict for one province in a state this edict will be active for all provinces in this state or just this one?
What if I own only one province and the rest belongs to other nation?
50 years even if the Age changes.
Question connected to newest DLC
When I will choose edict for one province in a state this edict will be active for all provinces in this state or just this one?
What if I own only one province and the rest belongs to other nation?
It will only affect your provinces in the state.
Considering "age of reformation" has 120 months of protestant reformation popping as a trigger, is it possible, as the Papal State for example, to prevent the reformation to pop and therefore avoid the age to start?
If yes, what happens to the other ages?
If yes, what happens to the other ages?
Quick question, did you decide to drop Vista support in 1.20? I get a Kernel32 error now, so I'm afraid you did A shame really after 19 compatible patches, but nothing else to do then to keep the game on 1.19 if it's true.
A shame really after 19 compatible patches, but nothing else to do then to keep the game on 1.19 if it's true.
When I launch EU4 and I want to pick what DLC's I want to pick, it says "No available DLC" even though I own some? 1.20 Ming Version, Steam bought.
The Steam Store page certainly claims that the minimum requirement for EU4 is Windows 7.
