I wanted to help them, why do they want all those provinces day 1 of their independence? ;_;
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I wanted to help them, why do they want all those provinces day 1 of their independence? ;_;
They remain being colonial nations of a vassalized country. Once you annex it, they become your CNs
How do I move my 'trade port' from my capital to Antwerp?
I must be blind, but I'm not seeing a button anywhere.
I must be blind, but I'm not seeing a button anywhere.
As sson as I vassalized Portugal, Canada, Brazil and La Plata dedeclared their independance. We are in 1632
AFAIK you must have WoN - the button is right next to moving capitol - top of the province box.
Just started my first colonial game in ages as Portugal. Trying to expand historically.
Is there a mod or any way to edit back in that fleet basing rights give colonial range? Otherwise, it would appear history is impossible. Cheers.
Is there a mod or any way to edit back in that fleet basing rights give colonial range? Otherwise, it would appear history is impossible. Cheers.
You are right. I wasn't blind, but I had managed to uncheck WoN on the launcher.
Got an event to claim Constantinople, now I'm at war against the Ottomans and the wargoal is take Constantinople but isn't appearing to me to take in the peace deal, I have to get 100% of WC since is a Capital?
Most likely you won't actually be able to take it. To take the capital during a war the capital has to be isolated (they own no adjacent province).
Thank you! I'm with 95% of WarScore, so I'll isolate Constantinople and take it in 5 years.
If I pick the aristocratic idea as a monarchy and then convert to a republic (Netherlands -> Dutch republic), is the aristocratic idea going to be replaced by plutocratic?
No, you keep Aristocratic (and get get Plutocratic as well later if you want to).
Question: Assign gold mine to trade company or keep and core?
Additional questions:
- How about Ivory?
- How about slaves?
- What is the mechanic behind each, where in trade/production do I see the effects?
TIA
Additional questions:
- How about Ivory?
- How about slaves?
- What is the mechanic behind each, where in trade/production do I see the effects?
TIA
Native Council and Steppe hordes is tribal government. Why this gov. dont have triggered modifier "Incapable ruler"?
As sson as I vassalized Portugal, Canada, Brazil and La Plata dedeclared their independance. We are in 1632
My bad, I got it mixed up. When you annex a country, they become your CNs but if you vassalize it, they apparently declare independence.
You don't need to thank me for my ill advise though. You probably have more fun with CNs than the rest of us (1900 hours played and CNs have never revolted) and if you let them win, you can potentially see 4 new tags on the map. Isn't that exciting?!
You're going to need to core the lands in any case. Trade company provinces act exactly like your normal provinces, they just have a province modifier that boosts trade power and naval force limit at the expense of tax and manpower. They also enable the trade company production boost and the added merchant for having >50% of land-based trade power in a node.
Hey people, quick question here.
In my current game, I'm seeking to invade Spain. I managed to get France to ally with me, however they're also still allied to Spain, thus won't answer my call to war and would probably join the war against me should I declare directly on Spain.
However, Spain is also allied to Portugal and Tuscany, both of which France WILL accept a call to war for.
My question is as follows: If i declare war on Portugal (Tuscany will probably cause a warleader shift so no-go), and Spain immediately comes in to defend them, will France still answer my call? I'm asking because I get the feeling that sometimes, other allies joining a war can cause a CTA to a certain ally to fail, even though the diplomacy screen shows a check mark, and them not joining would change things up quite heavily (not disastrous, but would certainly make an invasion to the Iberian peninsula itself impossible).
In my current game, I'm seeking to invade Spain. I managed to get France to ally with me, however they're also still allied to Spain, thus won't answer my call to war and would probably join the war against me should I declare directly on Spain.
However, Spain is also allied to Portugal and Tuscany, both of which France WILL accept a call to war for.
My question is as follows: If i declare war on Portugal (Tuscany will probably cause a warleader shift so no-go), and Spain immediately comes in to defend them, will France still answer my call? I'm asking because I get the feeling that sometimes, other allies joining a war can cause a CTA to a certain ally to fail, even though the diplomacy screen shows a check mark, and them not joining would change things up quite heavily (not disastrous, but would certainly make an invasion to the Iberian peninsula itself impossible).