How to reform as Inti?

[Phothios]

Hello, i got a problem in my recent Inca game.

As far as I understand the Inti mechanics my nation should be able to reform his religion when i got all 5 minor reformes and border a nation in the western techgroup. But i guess there are more requirements or do I miss something comletly? Because i have a cored province (Sao Vincent) next to a coreprovince from spansih Brazil(Santo Amaro) and can't reform my religion and also can't start westernization.

 

[Aries666]

Hover over the reform religion button it should tell you what you are missing.

 

[Phothios]

Sry, should have made picture in the first place, but this information doesn't helps me.

 

[Keioel]

You should be able to reform, wow 1561 and the whole place isn't colonized? LUCKY

 

[Assalander]

Is Sao Vincent linked with your capital? It might be a hidden requirement. Otherwise bug I guess. Or if the coring is recent, maybe try waiting a month, or reloading (you probably have tried that already but just in case...).

 

[yerm]

I have no idea if true or not, but could it be that colonial nations don't count and it must be a "real" westerner?

 

[TheMeInTeam]

I have no idea if true or not, but could it be that colonial nations don't count and it must be a "real" westerner?

That certainly isn't true for Nahuatl, so I'd be surprised if it were for Inti. Something seems odd here.

 

[Knut Skallagrim]

In fact the reform religion for Inti works right like the one of Nahuatl you just need a core province next to a CN which has a core. Bug or maybe those aren't cored already?

 

[Mauer]

Happened to me in one aztec game, I don't know if it was related to that but I had a truce with the neighboring core holder and after it finished I could reform, could have been a coincidence though. Tried reloading already as well I presume?

 

[Phothios]

You should be able to reform, wow 1561 and the whole place isn't colonized? LUCKY

Spanish Brazil has like 10 more provinces in the North and the caribik is also gone.

Is Sao Vincent linked with your capital? It might be a hidden requirement. Otherwise bug I guess. Or if the coring is recent, maybe try waiting a month, or reloading (you probably have tried that already but just in case...).

My province is linked. Brazils not.

I have no idea if true or not, but could it be that colonial nations don't count and it must be a "real" westerner?

This would make it quit difficult, whitout boats and stuff.

In fact the reform religion for Inti works right like the one of Nahuatl you just need a core province next to a CN which has a core. Bug or maybe those aren't cored already?

I waited several Months after the coring.

Happened to me in one aztec game, I don't know if it was related to that but I had a truce with the neighboring core holder and after it finished I could reform, could have been a coincidence though. Tried reloading already as well I presume?

Reloaded several times and the truce whit Spain is long gone.

 

[Keioel]

By 1560 in my game all of Brazil and Columbia were gone lol

 

[Aries666]

I'm not sure what the problem is. I have reformed the Inti religion off a CN core (Castilian Columbia). Was that one province that the CN conquered, I don't know if that could have caused the problem though.

 

[Phothios]

I'm not sure what the problem is. I have reformed the Inti religion off a CN core (Castilian Columbia). Was that one province that the CN conquered, I don't know if that could have caused the problem though.

I have fought a war against Spain and Portugal. During this war I destroyed some of there colonies and occupied the provinces who i border now, but none "finished" provine changed his owner. I will try the get another border whit a western country, maybe that will help.

 

[LanMisa]

Is this the old Custom Nation start problem?

 

[Phothios]

Is this the old Custom Nation start problem?

There are no custom nations.

And i countiniued the game. 1 year later I was able to reform. I dont know why, but I guess it is an improvment when it randomly works instead of randomly not working. Thanks for your answers.

 

[shoki]

Played a game with inti now too and had no problems with reforming.

Did you core all your colonies/provinces? Colonies don't give overextension anymore, but they appear in the overextension screen. Maybe the game checks if you have provinces in this screen, because one requirement is to not have overextension.

 

[neondt]

Played a game with inti now too and had no problems with reforming.

Did you core all your colonies/provinces? Colonies don't give overextension anymore, but they appear in the overextension screen. Maybe the game checks if you have provinces in this screen, because one requirement is to not have overextension.

This. I couldn't reform until I'd cored all my former colonies. You can have colonies in development, but when they're done they have to be cored before you can reform.

 

[Omni-kyun]

I just to managed reform my religion as the Inca after having had the button grayed out for many years.
I had had many cored provinces next to my neighbours cored provinces, that was never the issue.

I scanned all my surrounding nations as soon as I noticed it was available and at that time the most advanced nation (French La Plata) was a total of 10 tech levels ahead of me (5 admin, 2 diplo, 3 military). I'm pretty sure the tech levels are the factor that made it possible, but don't add it to any wikis until anybody has doublechecked and gotten the same result.
This really should be mentioned in the tooltip for the button.

 

[Celdur]

I always let my tech level to drop (except military tech and admin after i get the Idea group) and accumulate maximum monarch powers before Reforming / Westernizing.