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That's something I'd think usually, but they were bankrupt.
It might just be the combination of me taking land (=revanchism) in my independence war + defensive wars ('national defense' modifier) that was enough to counteract most unrest.
I remember that afters some time while playing in HRE one of the cities can became the seat of the Holy Roman Empire (it has this golden eagle icon on HRE map).
Unfortunately I cant anythig about it on PDX wiki?
Can someone knows what modifiers this city is gettiing or how it is changing HRE mechanics?
Unfortunately I cant anythig about it on PDX wiki?
Can someone knows what modifiers this city is gettiing or how it is changing HRE mechanics?
Does anyone know a way to get rid of the reform Celestial Empire (without losing emperorship)? I know you can get rid of it with certain missions/nation forming, but I can't figure this one out.
I'm playing a game as Yan. Completed the Chinese warlord mission tree, so got a good few permanent bonuses, but now I'd like to form Japan.
You can only form Japan if you do NOT have Celestial Empire (or be a Daimyo/Shogunate). Would there be any way around this? I'm strong enough to conquer anyone in Asia, but can't just take on England for example (and would take too long). Can't 100% Ashikaga to make myself a vasal because I'm too big. I guess I could release all nation to make myself small, but that's releasing 2k dev.
Tried (in testing) forming Siam/Dai Viet, but those don't change your government reforms upon forming and for as I can tell the missions don't change your government reform as well.
As an edit: put the run in the fridge. If anyone figures this out, even months after this posting, let me know! In short: non-endgame nation way of changing primary government reform is what I'm looking for.
I'm playing a game as Yan. Completed the Chinese warlord mission tree, so got a good few permanent bonuses, but now I'd like to form Japan.
You can only form Japan if you do NOT have Celestial Empire (or be a Daimyo/Shogunate). Would there be any way around this? I'm strong enough to conquer anyone in Asia, but can't just take on England for example (and would take too long). Can't 100% Ashikaga to make myself a vasal because I'm too big. I guess I could release all nation to make myself small, but that's releasing 2k dev.
Tried (in testing) forming Siam/Dai Viet, but those don't change your government reforms upon forming and for as I can tell the missions don't change your government reform as well.
As an edit: put the run in the fridge. If anyone figures this out, even months after this posting, let me know! In short: non-endgame nation way of changing primary government reform is what I'm looking for.
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I think you'd have to find a war to get declared on by a nation which uses the Take Mandate of Heaven CB, which would only happen if you had got rid of most of your army/navy and losing the mandate via war comes with 20 years of serious penalties. May not be worth it for the Japanese bonuses you seek.
Yeah, wasn't planning on getting rid of emperorship. Only the first (locked) reform. There are no Chinese nations left other than me (and nobody would declare regardless since I'm at 2500 dev).
empire question; finally have the full suite of DLCs
got 1000 dev 2 months ago and have 80 prestige; was expecting Empire to fire to give bonuses (cultural union and GC) to an indebted economy. How do I trigger it?
Playing France 1490
edit - and some youtube guides recommend moving capital to low countries- what downsides from moving it from Fanch Paris 31 dev
got 1000 dev 2 months ago and have 80 prestige; was expecting Empire to fire to give bonuses (cultural union and GC) to an indebted economy. How do I trigger it?
Playing France 1490
edit - and some youtube guides recommend moving capital to low countries- what downsides from moving it from Fanch Paris 31 dev
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France has a unique Tier 1 government reform locking you to Kingdom rank, IRC you need to clear that via a mission to be able to upgrade to Empire rank.
You need to get rid of the French Strong Duchies estate privilege and complete the mission Movement of Centralization. Completing that mission will change your government reform to French Absolutist Monarchy, which isn't fixed to any rank. You won't get a choice of other government reforms until later along your mission tree.
thanks a struggle; i'll start seizing land to get from 27 to 50 Crown Land; avoid diets and hopefully get extra CL from conquest + dev then revoke strong duchies
French Strong Duchies will be removed if you no longer have any subjects, that might be a quicker option to start integrating your subjects, unless you've formed a personal union over another nation.
only subject is Meath as a march with all but one of Ireeland and Provence in PU which I'm about to feed some savoy when i go for alpine pass mission
BTW
- eligible for Armorican mission but holding off till new institution arrives
- have galleys for that mission but reluctant to build Provence 2 docks as it is broke (<1 treasury) and I can't lend
- have the papal influence and prerequistes to do Papal Lands of Avignon but again holding back - not sure of optimum time
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Downside - High dev will eat up into your government capacity.
Upside - Dutch Revolt Disaster will not fire, saving major headache.
If I form Punjab as Delhi will I lose the Delhi missions (and get only the generic one's form Punjab)?
If I form a country while a country-specific disaster is ongoing (in my case forming Rome during the French Revolution), will the disaster progress as normal?
According to the wiki, the decision to form Punjab lacks the 'Obtains new mission' effect, so you should be fine and keep your current ones. But maybe make a save before you do it, just to be sure.
Since you are no longer France, the disaster should disappear.
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As far as I know a Conquistador generation takes 80% of your current tradition unlike General generation which takes 100%, meaning lower chance of a good Conquistador overall, what about the case of generating a Conquistador with the Cossack estate decision? The exact same decision for nobility with General instead shows the same amount of tradition, so does that mean the decision skips 80%?
