Does making a coalition member a co-belligerent (and DoWing a non-coalinion member) drags the coallition? the tooltip doesn't say so, but it isn't always right.
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Did 1.8 changed the amount of merc you can recruit? I don't usually use merc, but I thought in past versions you have a fixed number of mercs available to recruit every month... right now I'm using mercs and their number vary month to month, and sometimes none are available even after a couple of months
So what does Conquest of paradise do besides a random new world ?. I mean does it do anything interesting for colonies or not really ?
Adds some events for natives and allows you to support independence of colonies, vassals and lesser PU members.
More than just a few events, the entire natives mechanics(ideas, buildings, migration, reform) are CoP only.
Is it possible to see, at a glance, my level of outstanding Aggressive Expansion penalties (and only those penalties) with a bunch of different countries, rather than going to each country's diplomacy screen individually and bringing up the relations tooltip?
Use the Coalition Map Mode. It will tell you your AE with everyone.
It allows you to play as a colonial nation, I think. You don't need CoP to play as a former CN, but if you want to play EU4 meets Sid Meier's Colonization, where you've got a capricious king back in Europe who keeps raising tariffs and you're trying to amass up enough Liberty Desire to throw him off your back, this is the DLC for you.
It's also highly recommended to get CoP if you want to play as a North American tribe.
This guy tried it.
But he's not quite right, it doesn't stop being a march, it just loses all march bonuses, you still have to manually retract march status yourself if you don't want to keep it around anyway.
Question:
Is there a decision(or mechanism) that turns a liberated Thirteen Colonies into the United States?
Is there a decision(or mechanism) that turns a liberated Thirteen Colonies into the United States?
Another question about Colonial Nations.
Can I release them? Trust me once I have three different types of Brazil and Caribians from PUs my OCD kicks in.
Can I release them? Trust me once I have three different types of Brazil and Caribians from PUs my OCD kicks in.
Question : is it possible for a country in PU to declare an independance war at +200 relations?
As I understand it colonization range equals coreing range. Thus I can use the colonization map mode to check coreing distance. However do the ideas and advisors that increase colonization range increase coreing too? I ask because as England I want to start colonizing the Caribbean early and I'd like to take a Spanish or Portuguese island to get the range, however realize I won't be able to core fore a while. Or perhaps I should take a native province annex them or vassalize and diploannex? Not sure if this would allow me to colonize or gain range?
Is this working as intended that colonial wars can now result in ''call allies'' ?
Can someone explain why my moral ( 100% before a fight ) at the beginning of a fight abruptly loses 30-40%?
