Not true.
Having corruption or higher tech cost allow you to hold more MP without wasting it.
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Not true.
Having corruption or higher tech cost allow you to hold more MP without wasting it.
So does thisean that improving land with colonist is equally good on fertile mild land as on frozen hostile greenland?
As interesting as counter-intuitive
As interesting as counter-intuitive
There is a minimum chance to improve a province, so if the AI has that floor on all other provinces in the world yes it is equally good.
Especially since it's hoarding a treasury that's at the money cap lol. And is somehow out of manpower. Jesus Spain, stop being such a miser and spend that money already.
@MatRopert Can you show us screenshots of the other superpower nations? Regarding corruption, rulers and stability.
Ah, a simple little competition between cyborg friends. In this case its clearly a feature, not a bug.
Why is Greenland still icy and cold though? I thought it becomes the new surfing hot spot after 4000 years of global warming. Or are we already into the next ice age?
That makes 2767x365 + 886*366 = 1.334.231 days divided by 7 is 190604.42 weeks. A 0.42 week is 3 days and January 1st 2018 was a Monday so its a Thursday.
But since this rule is still not perfect we need to skip a leap day sometime in 2800 years so maybe its a Wednesday...
That was right, wasnt it?^^
Why is Greenland still icy and cold though? I thought it becomes the new surfing hot spot after 4000 years of global warming. Or are we already into the next ice age?
Until 5671 its 3653 years with 886 leap years (all years ending on 00 are not leap years except if divisible by 400).
That makes 2767x365 + 886*366 = 1.334.231 days divided by 7 is 190604.42 weeks. A 0.42 week is 3 days and January 1st 2018 was a Monday so its a Thursday.
But since this rule is still not perfect we need to skip a leap day sometime in 2800 years so maybe its a Wednesday...
That was right, wasnt it?^^
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As a native Castillian (Spanish) speaker, those names combos are weird except for Felipe's
I find a bit jarring that Japan is still alive tbh. The naval AI rarely understands how to invade the archipelago.
We don't, it's just that we don't have that cultural(?) inclination to take a month off in July when there are 11 others in the year when we also can
If it happened in a regular game we'd certainly take a look at it, but here we talk about investigating 4000 years of history in a game supposed to stop after 400.
As for the requested religious map mode, there you go:
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Together with political map for future comparisons:
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Can we have a list of what governments the various countries have?
But so little wood to chop, as all the Viking age/early Medieval settlements in real life were fully dependent on lumber import from Labrador and goods import from Europe.
That's easy. No real industralization, no internal combustion engine, no cars, planes and the Age of Sail hasn't ended. No (massively excessive) CO2 emissions, no other (meaningful) green house gases -> no global warming.
I did something similar. What bothers me is that the AI culture converts to the nearest accepted culture, instead of its main culture. So I ended up with Austria owning everything from Rhein to Kamchatka, but everything east of Austria proper was hungarian culture.
Yeah, adjacency discount, but it's completely illogical. What empire would boost the spread of a culture other than its own on such a massive scale? Hungarians rebelled a ton even without them populating 90% of Austrian land. I'm not saying it's not working as designed, I'm saying the design is flawed.
The game is still running, but the owner of the machine running it is on holiday. Expect a fast-forward of a couple centuries when she comes back.No more updates?