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Habsburg stability costs are now 2000d rather than 1000d. Time to send out the missionaries
Habsburg stability costs are now 2000d rather than 1000d. Time to send out the missionaries
Originally posted by civman2000
Does Spain really have 304,000 ships??
Thanks to you and Peter. Corrected. But 304 is also too much
Originally posted by Barnius
Thanks to you and Peter. Corrected. But 304 is also too much
I still weep when I say what has become of the once proud naval nation of Denmark....
49 ships....
Originally posted by kurtbrian
I still weep when I say what has become of the once proud naval nation of Denmark....
49 ships....
But you are now Elector Prince of Brandenburg. You should weep over your country income
I really, truly
mean your vassal overlord should consider postponing his missionary services in Africa and instead send you that money.
Originally posted by Barnius
But you are now Elector Prince of Brandenburg. You should weep over your country income
I really, truly
Yeah I noticed that my income was abysmal...
I think Austria being allowed to just 'buy' a seven province Abayossia off of the Ottomans is a bit anti-climatic.
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In completely agree with yur analysis. Peter should definately fund his poor ally in the north. Not that hasn't already, but still...
Originally posted by kurtbrian
In completely agree with yur analysis. Peter should definately fund his poor ally in the north. Not that hasn't already, but still...
He has? Are you refering to conversions? I am sorry, but I don't agree with you. That way just pacifying your people
Real investments would be building manufactories, so that people couls do something else than practice marching in the army.
Originally posted by Barnius
He has? Are you refering to conversions? I am sorry, but I don't agree with you. That way just pacifying your people
Real investments would be building manufactories, so that people couls do something else than practice marching in the army.
But if I start building manufactories, where will I get enough men to join the army...
Spreading the true faith...Originally posted by Barnius
He has? Are you refering to conversions? I am sorry, but I don't agree with you. That way just pacifying your people
Yes, I wonder where Kurtbrian got the money to build his weapons manufactory, what with his 15-20d/mth income. No, actually, I do not wonder at all: I know
1) That is what Brandenburg is now. Its friendly overlord is trying to help it grow in economic strength.
2) Using that much money on maintenance is normal
3) Spain did what was expected, given her income
4) The reason for Russia's low upkeep is not pacifism, but because her armies have been slaughtered
(new ones will be recruited, now doubt)Btw. I like the way you highlighted Spanish and French trade as being the greatest in the inflation-adjusted figures - when Dutch trade in the same table is larger than French trade. Nice sleight of hand
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And how does Brandenburg repay you?
By trampling 12000 of you men to death....
EDIT: Fiksed som Tybos...
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Originally posted by Peter Ebbesen
1) That is what Brandenburg is now. Its friendly overlord is trying to help it grow in economic strength.
2) Using that much money on maintenance is normal
3) Spain did what was expected, given her income
4) The reason for Russia's low upkeep is not pacifism, but because her armies have been slaughtered
Btw. I like the way you highlighted Spanish and French trade as being the greatest in the inflation-adjusted figures - when Dutch trade in the same table is larger than French trade. Nice sleight of hand
To be fair, Peter...I almost always have the lowest maintenance costs. Overconfidence and all
If you were to examine past saves you would probably discover that I spent the lowest portion of my annual income on military maintenance then anyone else..
I consider it a VERY nasty habit. I need to learn to bite the bullet.
Originally posted by kurtbrian
And bhow does Brandenburg repay you?
By trampling 12000 or you men to death....
Depending on the alternative this could be a fair deal indeed
Originally posted by Peter Ebbesen
Btw. I like the way you highlighted Spanish and French trade as being the greatest in the inflation-adjusted figures - when Dutch trade in the same table is larger than French trade. Nice sleight of hand
Nothing can escape Professor’s eye
First it was only an overlook from the table without the inflation adjustment. But when I saw it I deliberately left it as it was, waiting who will be the first to notice – and I am not surprised at all
Originally posted by Peter Ebbesen
Btw. I like the way you highlighted Spanish and French trade as being the greatest in the inflation-adjusted figures - when Dutch trade in the same table is larger than French trade. Nice sleight of hand
I liked that, too.