They form when you have cored 5 provinces within a single colonial region. If you don't colonize or core conquered provinces then CNs won't form.
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They form when you have cored 5 provinces within a single colonial region. If you don't colonize or core conquered provinces then CNs won't form.
Any opinion?I have merchant in Ceylon but I can't send my merchant fleet to increase my trade power in Ceylon. I was able to send when I built Suez Canal but now I can't send my fleet, Ceylon is not in the list. Why?
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When each of the two Western Christian religions that you don't follow is the religion of fewer than 20% of your provinces (e.g. if you're Catholic, you must have fewer than 20% Reformed provinces and fewer than 20% Protestant provinces). The event to remove the modifier has an MttH of two months, so will usually fire pretty fast once you've met the conditions.
In my France game, I have Huron transferring trade power to me as a result of a peace deal and it doesn't seem to have an expiration date. How do I cancel this arrangement?
I have merchant in Ceylon but I can't send my merchant fleet to increase my trade power in Ceylon. I was able to send when I built Suez Canal but now I can't send my fleet, Ceylon is not in the list. Why?
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Can confirm I'm having the same problem, only with sending a fleet of privateers instead of regular trade ships.
Upon a monarch death (either your own, or AI), sometimes a Royal Marriage will end, and sometimes it will continue. I've never noticed what the criteria are for deciding whether it ends or continues. Does anyone know?
When the ruler of the nation that initiated the marriage dies the marriage ends
To quote my prior response:
Sometimes the system glitches if the fleet you want to send is located well away from the desired area so moving it closer will allow the order. It is also possible that you don't have a base within range of the node (your earlier success may have been due to allied bases while at war).
If you try moving the fleet into the zone and make sure you have supply range to the area and still can't give the order I'd suggest posting a bug report and attaching the save.
If you're France and you become the HRE early, will you inherit all of Burgundy or will it not trigger at all?
You get all of it, provided the conditions are met for the HRE to get the Dutch provinces in the first place..
What level of taxation is acceptable for colonial nations ? I tend to be so afraid of ''desire of liberty'' that I don't touch the tarif button at all, which leads to perpetual poverty.
I normally only raise their tariffs by events that give +1%. Although, if you also just continually vote in the monarch they desire and reduce their liberty desire then you should be able to smash the more tariffs button..
As for a 'normal' level of taxation, I can't say I have one.
Spending 25 ADM is the problem. With 25 ADM you can get a 1.25 BT province with ALL of its manpower, taxation and production.
However, if your colonial nation is fully developed, it could provide you with more cash. Again, only Mexico, Caribbean and Brazil are worth the investment in my opinion.
However, if your colonial nation is fully developed, it could provide you with more cash. Again, only Mexico, Caribbean and Brazil are worth the investment in my opinion.
A good sized Thirteen colonies is a lot better than the Caribbean IMO due to the headache that is island hopping to kill rebels for them...
I must have missed this, but does the fact that all of the american trade is staying in the americas and the absolute inutility of the WETN except for asian trade (which also goes bonkers thanks to colonial nations) due to the fact that colonial nations no longer transfer trade power to their overlords is an intentend feature or not ?
Because I'm getting a lot of events about american trade and their richess but I can't seem to see any of it coming through to Europe, or maybe the AI hasn't learned yet to get their colonies to transfer trade power to them (and not the other way round) ?
Because I'm getting a lot of events about american trade and their richess but I can't seem to see any of it coming through to Europe, or maybe the AI hasn't learned yet to get their colonies to transfer trade power to them (and not the other way round) ?
How does AE work now. I have a legit cassus beli but tooltip tells me I will get 10 AE. What gives?
Its tied to my stability, but why?
Its tied to my stability, but why?
Currently in live you take 10 AE for every negative stability you have when declaring war. That is a bug, and will be fixed next patch.