At the moment, colonial nations can give incredible overpowerd bonuses to force limit and to manpower. This is better than quanti ideas or any other force limit ideas combined. Leading to a Portugal, wich can field 200k in 1650 without a problem, or Spain with half its country gone still being able to go up to 200k.
The thing is it also does not make sense from a historical point, as colonial nations in the beginning where rather manpower consumers not givers.
I would limit the force limit gain at base 5, and increase it to 10 if crown colony. Manpower gain should be around 5-10% percent of the total manpower of the colonial nation.
The nations give already a huge trade buff and have standing nations themselves, leading to a dubble buff, where mexico has over a hundred thousand troops, gives the overlord antother 40k force limit and manpower and that is just insane. Without trying one can get a million standing troops withouth quanti ideas or national ideas.
The thing is it also does not make sense from a historical point, as colonial nations in the beginning where rather manpower consumers not givers.
I would limit the force limit gain at base 5, and increase it to 10 if crown colony. Manpower gain should be around 5-10% percent of the total manpower of the colonial nation.
The nations give already a huge trade buff and have standing nations themselves, leading to a dubble buff, where mexico has over a hundred thousand troops, gives the overlord antother 40k force limit and manpower and that is just insane. Without trying one can get a million standing troops withouth quanti ideas or national ideas.
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