Leader after bankrupt

[Castellon]

Originally posted by Galadriel
When the nation goes bankrupt your leaders lose skills. Does your leaders recover or does this apply permanent until the game is finish?

What skills to they lose and by how much? Never heard of this before. Your troops do lose morale (for details see the link in my sig).

 

[Castellon]

Re: Re: Re: Leader after bankrupt

Originally posted by Galadriel
Someone told me in another thread. When I played as Timurid I went bankrupt, and after that my monarchs was really bad, so it makes sense

So you are talking about Monarch not leaders then.
If this is the case when you get a new Monarch things should be fine.

 

[Castellon]

Originally posted by Oleg

Well, it does anyway.

Speak for yourself on that one my friend.

 

[Castellon]

Originally posted by Oleg
Yeah, I must admit I haven´t given it a fair chance, perhaps. The few times I´ve tried, the game has become incredibly dull by 1500.

You know, just cause of this I think I´ll give ít a shot tonight. Probably all night.

If you want a little bit extra challenge at the begining , become Spain as Aragon. It has long term advanages of Culture but you do not get the CB shields.

 

[Castellon]

Originally posted by Oleg
Yeah, only I don´t play the GC anymore. So just plain old regular Spain will have to do.

What do you have against GC.

 

[Castellon]

Guess I am just more of an alternate history Buff.

 

[Castellon]

Originally posted by Owl


I'm not a buff ... that's why I have to use lots of smilies in case I'm talking crap without realising it.

On the other hand I'm sh*t hot at grammar and would like to point out that you really mean "alternative" history not "alternate".
Thank you.

I was using "board grammar".
Do a search and you will find out what I mean. If you want people to comprehend, you must speak (or write) to them on their own level

 

[Castellon]

Originally posted by Galadriel
Isn't this thread getting very OT?

Not OT just hijacked.

 

[Castellon]

Originally posted by Owl

I was thinking that the "grey eminence" (i.e. the player) would be held accountable for the collapsed economy and either fired or shot but maybe I'm being too "RPG"... so I'll leave that as Owl's House Rule #4 ...

What is the point of being the power behind the throne if not to blame the figurehead when things go wrong. That is the whole point. Plans go wrong, you blame one guy and grab the next in line.