I manage to pass reforms, but fairly slowly. Every guide doesn't really cover how to get the princes to vote for the reforms. The thing I don't get is the guides usually have a lot of AE but the princes still vote for them. Is there anything to do except having to improve relations a ton with members, or do I just have to wait for the AE to fade away? (even when I am not overextended most princes still vote against me.)
HRE reforms
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Improve relations, having a high diplomatic reputation and overall high imperial authority helps with the passing.
You need 50 to propose a reform but anthung over it will make them more likely to vote in favour.
You can hover over the princes and see the positives and negatives effecting their decision I think. Maybe you can provide a screenshot so people can give direct advices.
You need 50 to propose a reform but anthung over it will make them more likely to vote in favour.
You can hover over the princes and see the positives and negatives effecting their decision I think. Maybe you can provide a screenshot so people can give direct advices.
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I really wish that there was a "improve relations with HRE members" button in the macro. A lot of my EU4 play style is inefficient simply because I can't be bothered with all the clicking.
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I usually go with improve with neighbours. It's not perfect but it does reduce the clicking.
AE doesn't matter as long as opinion is fairly high. Really what you need to do to pass reforms faster is boost your IA growth. Retake imperial land, use the expand empire CB (or diplo vassalize), and take and upgrade Prague wonder to level 3. When you fight France, don't just take land directly, but release nations that you can diplo-vassalize or use the expand empire CB on a few years later.
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