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It is very likely that it does not need any further discussion and thus bumping it serves no purpose. If you feel it is necessary to make a new reply, you can still do so though.
You mean annual tribute, as in military-type vassalisation, or tribute as it's paid in EU, demanding provinces and/or cash? The latter is a certainty, otherwise wars are just pointless. And the former has been admitted in practice, by EU2 Beta Testers on other threads; so I'm assuming yes.
I hope they include both reparations and subsidies.
Reparations as part of defeat in war, eg agreeing to pay 10% of your income for 5 or 10 years to the victorious nation. Solves the "lump sum" payment problem you get in eu1.
Subsidies were an extremely common way of making allies happy, and would 'feel' MUCH more realistic than current gift system where you get an immediate happy response.
So instead of a 100d gift giving you from +0 to +100 "overnight". You would pledge 10d a month for a year, and gain +0 to +10 each month.
(Or even 1, 2 or 5d a month for 5 years giving correspondingly small rises each month.)
Of course you could use both gift & subsidy methods, but the long term subsidy would be more cost efficient.
Reparations as part of defeat in war, eg agreeing to pay 10% of your income for 5 or 10 years to the victorious nation. Solves the "lump sum" payment problem you get in eu1.
Subsidies were an extremely common way of making allies happy, and would 'feel' MUCH more realistic than current gift system where you get an immediate happy response.
So instead of a 100d gift giving you from +0 to +100 "overnight". You would pledge 10d a month for a year, and gain +0 to +10 each month.
(Or even 1, 2 or 5d a month for 5 years giving correspondingly small rises each month.)
Of course you could use both gift & subsidy methods, but the long term subsidy would be more cost efficient.
Originally posted by BiB
Well if people don't ask they won't get such vague answers
lol - I am too tired to even try to get my head around that one!
Originally posted by Xanadu
So then if we don't ask how much it will sell for it will be free right?
Thats it! .... My poor tired brain just gave up trying to make sense of anything!
I am off to bed - have fun and take care, the weekend will soon be here....
Mental Note #323
Make lots of vague inquirys about EU2 to annoy BiB. Pump up post count in process. *End note*
Make lots of vague inquirys about EU2 to annoy BiB. Pump up post count in process. *End note*
.... except, if you study the Forum headings, you will notice that BiB is now my sidekick!
dah, dah, dada, dah, dah dada - - - BiBduck!!!
PPl back in the XVIII. century thought the DODO (native bird on the island of Mauritius, I guess??) was such a funny and weird bird (unlike any other), that they had to have one (stuffed!!!). So eventually the DODO died out (of course the majority of them was just simply slauthered by sailors for their were quite tasty and as they could not fly easy to catch too)
SO THE DODO IS GONE HAIL TO THE BIBDUCK!!!!!
GOTTA HAVE ONE TOOOOOOO BEFORE IT GETS EXTINCT
Originally posted by D. Marlborough
Perhaps UglyBiB is more accurate?
UglyDuck is known as SexyDuck to people in the know
STOP! COOKIE TIME