God Damn Rebels!

[hygge0302]

I've playing as Austria 1880 I've got a hung parlament, and my armies are slowly but steady tearing them self apart. F.x there is a Anacho Liberal unit who choose to rebel while in my army. Ofcourse my much bigger army kills it with ease, but then the next unit also goes rebel and the next an so on. And I have ofcourse also gotten the HUUUGE rebellions because lag of reforms. I would like to do these reform but as I have said already I've got a hung parlament..which is btw: Socialist 42% Conservative 22% Lib 21% German Radicals 1% Anacho Lib 7% cirka...can you help me?

 

[unmerged(45464)]

"Yo I heard you were a rebel so I put a bunch of rebels in your game." - Xzibit

I bet someone will fix it unless PI do so. There should be rebels, but not like it is now with jacobins in EVERY province turning up every other year.

 

[JScott991]

"Yo I heard you were a rebel so I put a bunch of rebels in your game." - Xzibit

I bet someone will fix it unless PI do so. There should be rebels, but not like it is now with jacobins in EVERY province turning up every other year.

Yes, I don't understand this Jacobin thing.

Why do they rise up in every province all the time? I'm playing as France.

It's quite annoying to have to clean them up.

 

[Shauf]

can you check if this works better for you?

http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?t=492091

 

[Maginor]

I like the way they turn up en masse, but they should wait even longer to turn up imo. The ideal way would be if they just rebelled when they got really really angry, but when they first did, they would actually be a challenge. Also, I think they lose some of their militancy when they rebel or something, because the militancy in the country is constantly low in my game. This works against all the nice features where the government is supposed to be more reform friendly when there is high militancy etc.