EUIV - Quick Questions / Quick Answers

[IIINEXUSIII]

k, thx to both of u.

 

[TheMeInTeam]

Yes. 1.6 changed the Qing, Persia, and Mughals decisions so that you now have to have a non-tribal government.

You can probably thank Paradox's "WC AARs are a way for us to get people to uncover exploits" policy for this.

Did anyone actually get a WC with a horde start?

 

[Snap Hook]

Is there a way to have EU4 reload files other than shut down and restart?

 

[myzael]

Is there a way to have EU4 reload files other than shut down and restart?

reloadloc (localisation) and reload interface (optional filename) in console. Outside that, not that I know of.

 

[Snap Hook]

Perfect. A zillion thanks.

 

[Rambo Panda]

What happens if a North American colonial nation colonizes enough of South America to form a colonial nation? Are they exempt from the auto-forming CN or do they get their own and you have a CN with a CN?

 

[AltarofScience]

I tried to split a fleet to blockade some ports, and the stupid game put my army on the fleet without transports, and then wouldnt let me select both fleets to recombine, this causing my 40k man army to poof in my ironman game. How hard is it to run a check so that the army stays with the fleet with transports? Does Paradox not get enough money from DLC to manage basic coding fixes?

Foul language removed - Seelmeister

 

[grommile]

I tried to split a fleet to blockade some ports, and the stupid game put my army on the fleet without transports, and then wouldnt let me select both fleets to recombine, this causing my 40k man army to poof in my ironman game.

Bug report forum is right there.

 

[BaronNoir]

Do I get ''bad boy'' penalty if my ally lends me province after a peace deal ? (or inflation, diplo cost...)

 

[zedyue]

Is Uzbek supposed to start with cores on only half their land or did I mess up my game somehow?

 

[myzael]

Do I get ''bad boy'' penalty if my ally lends me province after a peace deal ? (or inflation, diplo cost...)

AE (badboy) and diplo cost, yes. Inflation, no, as you cannot give gold in a peace deal to non war leaders.

 

[BaronNoir]

Ok, so I'm better to check the no-case to not get god-forsaken places in Mali.

 

[grommile]

Is Uzbek supposed to start with cores on only half their land or did I mess up my game somehow?

My gut reaction is that you must have moved the start date both forward and backward before settling on a start date. Advancing the date works fine, but moving it backwards results in an unholy mess - uncored owned provinces, everyone in Europe having -200 "was at war" relation penalties with everyone else in Europe, that sort of thing.

 

[TheMeInTeam]

Actually, Uzbek always begins the game with a large amount of overextension from uncored provinces.

 

[zedyue]

Actually, Uzbek always begins the game with a large amount of overextension from uncored provinces.

Thanks, I assumed it was the start date thing but when I restarted the game it persisted which is why I came here.

 

[grommile]

Actually, Uzbek always begins the game with a large amount of overextension from uncored provinces.

... Ouch (and, ewww). Thanks for the warning.

 

[SGTHunteR]

Question!!!

What happens to the men when you disband an army?

Do they become farmers with an immunity to being drafted in to the army again or do they get killed seeing as how your manpower pool does not increase like in Hearts of Iron?

 

[panionios]

Question!!!

What happens to the men when you disband an army?

Do they become farmers with an immunity to being drafted in to the army again or do they get killed seeing as how your manpower pool does not increase like in Hearts of Iron?

They don't return to your manpower pool. After all, you did fire them.

 

[V1ribus]

My gut reaction is that you must have moved the start date both forward and backward before settling on a start date. Advancing the date works fine, but moving it backwards results in an unholy mess - uncored owned provinces, everyone in Europe having -200 "was at war" relation penalties with everyone else in Europe, that sort of thing.

It makes the game much more interesting if all the Europeans don't trust one another to die properly..

 

[RadRussian]

Question!!!

What happens to the men when you disband an army?

Do they become farmers with an immunity to being drafted in to the army again or do they get killed seeing as how your manpower pool does not increase like in Hearts of Iron?

Exactly the same thing that happens in the real world - they join the rebels! (it's a reference to current situation in Iraq)