What will change in the HRE for 1.9 wrt gaining imperial authority or implementing reforms? I saw someone reference a dev comment but haven't seen anything specific on this.
He 'might' be referring to balance changes with regards to the possibility to fast-track reforms through creative use of transfer occupation and demand unlawful territory.Yes sure!
New provinces are to be added to HRE region, even more new mechanics to religious wars, more reworks to Catholicism: everything more to buff the weakest and the poorest region of EU4
He 'might' be referring to balance changes with regards to the possibility to fast-track reforms through creative use of transfer occupation and demand unlawful territory
Yes sure!
New provinces are to be added to HRE region, even more new mechanics to religious wars, more reworks to Catholicism: everything more to buff the weakest and the poorest region of EU4
To be fair, Catholicism does need a buff. The papal influence bonuses are really expensive for what they do, and the papacy is a squirmy bass that is impossible to keep hold of. I mean compared to reformed, it is super weak unless you are the only catholic nation in the world.
As for new provinces, I think they are needed. More sharks in that ocean makes things more interesting.
Forgive Usery, Economic, administrative and NI.
Forgive usery lasts 25 years and costs only 25 PI.
Free Loans.
Stupidly strong, though limited to a few nations. Can be done without the NI, but not quite as effectively.
Borrow over the house. Expand using mercs, use new baseline for loans to consolidate old loans, rinse, repeat.
All the other papal abilities seem too expensive to bother with after trying this out.
Dat sarcasm.![]()
Saw this patch note:
- Granting an electorate no longer gives imperial authority.
That will slow down the Revoke trick somewhat but you can still transfer provinces to allies and demand their return?