National Ideagroups - 16th of October - B (Silesia)

[Arag]

Here are ideas for Silesia:

Traditions
- +2 Diplomatic reputation
- 10% National tax modifier

1 – The last Piast Dukes - +1 Yearly legitimacy
2 – The Princely Diet - -15% stability cost
3 – Silesian Tolerance - +2% tolerance of heretics
4 – Breslau Records - +10% National manpower modifier
5 – The via Regia - +10% Global trade power
6 – Revidierte Bergordnung - +10% production
7 – Schuetzen - +10% Infantry combat ability

Ambitions - +100% Hostile core-creation cost on us

I'm also thinking about Cossack ideas, so that Ukraine and Zaporozhye can have them.

I see the via Regia and the coal Mines.

 

[TheDecider]

Speeds up process, does not reduce cost. +1 now in 1.8 is also equivalent to +3 in 1.7 in terms of effect on diplomacy.

Thanks! So does this mean Austria's +5 DipRep has been decreased to +2(1.667) to keep it the same, or has Austria (and the Ideagroups with +DipRep) been boosted, compared to before? Meaning easier to pass reforms, getting alliances, diplo-vassalize etc ?

 

[Wizzington]

Thanks! So does this mean Austria's +5 DipRep has been decreased to +2(1.667) to keep it the same, or has Austria (and the Ideagroups with +DipRep) been boosted, compared to before? Meaning easier to pass reforms, getting alliances, diplo-vassalize etc ?

Old numbers have been tweaked, yes.

 

[Knibis]

Second.
Wow, a very economic focused set. Interesting.

I would say its a diplomatic oriented one, look at the traditions and the first idea...

 

[Slym]

I am going to play the heck out of this

Get super rich, get super allies, who needs armies

 

[sermaciej]

As a Silesian all I can say is "Not bad".

 

[solidprice]

very interesting. I'm guessing you will go economic idea group with this country right?

 

[herrhals]

very interesting. I'm guessing you will go economic idea group with this country right?

Most defintely.
Silesia will be my first playthrough now, without a doubt!

 

[Freudia]

Silesia could be pretty fun now. Will look forward to playing. Do they still start as a vassal under Bohemia in 1444?

 

[Slym]

Silesia could be pretty fun now. Will look forward to playing. Do they still start as a vassal under Bohemia in 1444?

I assume so, but it should be super easy to get someone to support your independence.

Bohemia isn't the most popular country in those parts

 

[Golladan]

I would say its a diplomatic oriented one, look at the traditions and the first idea...

Are you serious?