EUIV - Quick Questions / Quick Answers

[PhoenixG]

What are the rules for stabhits in peacedeals?

Offering peace deals that cost half of your current warscore. Like you have 50% warscore on someone. Peace deals that cost 25% or less warscore will result in stabhits. Although I think they removed it against AI.

So When I declare war on another nation, I choose to conquer the capital (imperialism) and take my troops to the capital and leave it with yellow lines.
It won't let me capture it or I don't know how to do it.
For example, im the otomans and i want to conquest the whole bizantine empire, so my objective is to take his capital, when i leave my troops on his capital it turns with yellow lines and stay like that

Did you click on the unit stack that siege? It will open the siege screen and will see the progress. If you see a ! besides the yellow bar (I think you mean the morale bar) it means you don't have enough units for the siege.

 

[cetvrtak]

Has something changed regarding CN formation? I siezed 3 Portuguese colonies in Colonial Peru that they were expelling Berbers and Morrocans to (Nazca, Camana, Arequipa) subsequently sending a colonist of mine to one of them. All three have become cities. In a peace deal I took four more provinces (Quero, Ayaviri, Abancay and Tiahaunaco) from then in the same colonial area and cored 2 of them, making it a total of 5 Territorial cores over there but the CN does not spawn.

Nevermind, it spawned not 1st Aug but 2nd Aug

 

[koray]

Is there a way to give your vassal to your ally?

 

[cetvrtak]

Is there a way to prevent centers of reformation from converting my provinces? If I remember correctly, Iberia never gets converted and for other countries there was a decision to block centers of reformation.

Counterintuitiveness of Religion Enforced edict made me make a stupid mistake. I planted edicts on my possessions in France expecting them to block reformation crossing The Channel, instead I expedited it, going straight for London.

 

[Dominion]

Is there a way to give your vassal to your ally?

No.

 

[tommassi]

Is there a way to give your vassal to your ally?

Stop being allies, go to war, give vassal as part of the peace, then become allies again.

So, in short, no.

 

[PhoenixG]

Is there a way to give your vassal to your ally?

There isn't a away to do it. One way you don't do is end your overlord and hope your ally vassalize/dow him.

Is there a way to prevent centers of reformation from converting my provinces? If I remember correctly, Iberia never gets converted and for other countries there was a decision to block centers of reformation.

Counterintuitiveness of Religion Enforced edict made me make a stupid mistake. I planted edicts on my possessions in France expecting them to block reformation crossing The Channel, instead I expedited it, going straight for London.

There is no way to prevent it. I just only reduce the chance that it gets picks. Even Iberia will convert if they CoR is close enough. The only foolproof to reduce the conversion speed is to decrease your tolerance of heretics. The pope can get it low enough that it hold the conversion and effectively stop a CoR from converting anything else.

 

[cetvrtak]

There isn't a away to do it. One way you don't do is end your overlord and hope your ally vassalize/dow him.


There is no way to prevent it. I just only reduce the chance that it gets picks. Even Iberia will convert if they CoR is close enough. The only foolproof to reduce the conversion speed is to decrease your tolerance of heretics. The pope can get it low enough that it hold the conversion and effectively stop a CoR from converting anything else.

Tolerance of Heretics is at - 3, I refrained from Passing Conventicle Act that adds - 1 because I was unaware of this effect on Reformation. Does it make much difference in regards to getting picked for Reformation if it's - 3 or - 4?

 

[PhoenixG]

Tolerance of Heretics is at - 3, I refrained from Passing Conventicle Act that adds - 1 because I was unaware of this effect on Reformation. Does it make much difference in regards to getting picked for Reformation if it's - 3 or - 4?

Sorry, it's some old info I got. They somehow remove that penalty in 1.23.
Pre-1.23 it would be -10% conversion strength for each -1 tolerance of heretic.

 

[koray]

Thanks for the answers.Does diplomatic reputation penalty stacks if you annex multiple vassals at the same time?

 

[grotaclas]

Thanks for the answers.Does diplomatic reputation penalty stacks if you annex multiple vassals at the same time?

No, but the opinion penalty to your other vassals stacks. And the duration for the -3 dip rep gets reset to 10 years after each annexation.

 

[Dominion]

Didn't revoking from Klerus when he's pissed used to produce religious rebels? I can only get particularists atm :/

EDIT: Nevermind. That only works with Dhimmis.

I converted through rebels instead.

 

[koray]

What is the best way to increase the trust of a nautral nation?

 

[grotaclas]

What is the best way to increase the trust of a nautral nation?

The Great power diplomatic actions "Influence Nation" and "Take on Foreign Debt".

 

[PhoenixG]

What is the best way to increase the trust of a nautral nation?

Do note that the trust will decrease back to 50 unless you ally, vassalize him.

 

[Cagallo]

Quick question quick answer:
The "revolutionary nations" only applies if you have the Art of War DLC, right? I don't usually get to the end of the game but now I see that, if revolutionary rebels win, they just convert a kingdom into a republic... I don't see anywhere the revolutionary nations with their new tri-coloured flags that I saw in some youtube videos.

 

[atwix]

Quick question quick answer:
The "revolutionary nations" only applies if you have the Art of War DLC, right? I don't usually get to the end of the game but now I see that, if revolutionary rebels win, they just convert a kingdom into a republic... I don't see anywhere the revolutionary nations with their new tri-coloured flags that I saw in some youtube videos.

You need to lose to the revolution disaster to become revolutionary republic.

 

[Suzineko]

Quick question quick answer:
I saw a video utilizing vassal income. It got me thinking, is it capped at 100% of it? Or can I can I go over 100% and the vassals will be giving me money from thin air?

 

[Dominion]

Not out of thin air. It would be more than their income so they'd have to loan up until they go bankrupt ad infinitum.

I don't know if it's possible with vassals but >150% tariffs used to be a legit strategy with colonies since they only lose half of what they give you.

Squeeze them for 500 ducats

 

[cetvrtak]

Did my vassal just delete his entire army after it became exiled because I made peace with my enemy? 30k army just fucking disappeared when I needed it in much more important war

I've seen them do that. On the other hand, I've seen them stuck in friendly territory for years, because they didn't have access all the way home. Colonial nations, that is.