EUIV - Quick Questions / Quick Answers

[Soulburger]

If I cancel my tributary status with my overlords Ming, what can I expect? A -1 stab hit? A drop in relations points? Will Ming declare on me in a couple of months?

I'm playing as Korea and have been a tributary for quite a while. Trust is near max. I'm just curious how much wiggle room I have before big brother turns hostile.

 

[Lordkaiser]

Does a Trade League leader get a Truce with a member, that he kicks out?
Or can you kick a member and immediately declare war?

 

[AngelRay]

I'm playing as Italy (formerly Milan).

Is it normal that when I moved my capital to Paris (in the 1710) to get the "50 dev capital bonus of revolution era", my economic capital switched too?

I was wondering why since almost 15 years, I had more trouble with money... Guess what, I lost the 80 gold of the Genoa trade I had earlier :'

 

[londoner247]

I'm playing as Italy (formerly Milan).

Is it normal that when I moved my capital to Paris (in the 1710) to get the "50 dev capital bonus of revolution era", my economic capital switched too?

I was wondering why since almost 15 years, I had more trouble with money... Guess what, I lost the 80 gold of the Genoa trade I had earlier :'

If your capital and your trade capital are in the same place then, yes, moving your capital will also move your trade capital. Your trade capital needs to be separated from your capital first if you do not want it to follow your capital with you when you move.

 

[AngelRay]

Okay thanks. It may be the first time I move my political capital and not having moved my economic capital before in game, so I didn't know.

Have a good day.

 

[Lordkaiser]

Does a Trade League leader get a Truce with a member, that he kicks out?
Or can you kick a member and immediately declare war?

I tested it. In case somebody else was wondering: There is NO truce after kicking a member. But you have to wait a month to send a diplomat again of course.

 

[Sch4tzmeister]

Hello

usually, when you fully annex a nation, you will assume control over the vassals and colonial nations. What will happen when I fully annex Portugal (who have a CN) with my Capital being in the New World? Will Portugals CN become independent?

 

[atwix]

Hello

usually, when you fully annex a nation, you will assume control over the vassals and colonial nations. What will happen when I fully annex Portugal (who have a CN) with my Capital being in the New World? Will Portugals CN become independent?

no, you get colonial nations in America, while having capital there.

....

don't ask.

You can release said CN in subject window and DOW them next day, you will get no truce.

If you wanna bother, that is.

 

[Manic Eskimo]

Can I release client states? The button for break vassalization is greyed out and no explanation is given.

I'm playing as the emperor and want to create new free cities.

 

[Lacost]

I'm running a Norwegian Wood achievement run and scored a personal union with France. Will the colonies of my PU subject count towards the achievement or do I have to strip them off of France?

 

[AngelRay]

is it normal that chasing rebellions don't work when my army is standing in a colonial nation territory?

It was so useful to manage those little rebels stack.

 

[GurenGaaze]

Currently on a WC run, But i'm unsure if I'm going to make it if I keep the vassals around (they have to go all the way back to Europe before going back again wit a black flag) when starting new wars
Should I just enact the HRE decision to form the HRE and overpower everyone? The only threat is Ming who has all those around him as tributaries.
Do you have any suggestions? should I just continue on like this?
Also for the fun of it, Integration on Poland is done around 1714 and then I'm starting on Spain and should be done around 1750-1760 I assume

 

[James The Red]

Is it possible to remove an excommunication? If so how? Thanks

 

[GurenGaaze]

Is it possible to remove an excommunication? If so how? Thanks

I guess (Think) it's only possible to have the papal controller like you and then remove it... either that or by dying I guess

 

[Politic Revolutionnaire]

I'm running a Norwegian Wood achievement run and scored a personal union with France. Will the colonies of my PU subject count towards the achievement or do I have to strip them off of France?

Lol I also got a PU on France in my run. I assume that their subjects will not count for the achievement as in a world conquest subjects of subjects do not count as dependencies either.

 

[Rikissa]

I'm running a Norwegian Wood achievement run and scored a personal union with France. Will the colonies of my PU subject count towards the achievement or do I have to strip them off of France?

No, you will have to integrate France if you do not want to break the PU and take their colonies off them

 

[Dabreu]

How do the ROOT, FROM, PREV and THIS values work? I read the wiki but it still comes a little confusing to me.

 

[brifbates]

How do the ROOT, FROM, PREV and THIS values work? I read the wiki but it still comes a little confusing to me.

You'll probably get a better answer if you ask this in the Mod sub-forum questions thread.

 

[Rikissa]

When does the restriction that you can't move your capital to a continent with less than a third of your provinces kick in? I was quite unaware that this restriction still existed. No, I'm not trying to move my capital to a colonial region and the restriction only seems active some of the time.

 

[CoolSpin]

So, galleys vs heavy ships? How many galleys to take down a heavy, assuming same tech, no bonuses, and no admiral? And is galley spam worth it in the Mediterranean sea or should mix in 3-5 heavies too?

I am king of Naples.