National Ideagroups - 21st of October B - Romania

[Johan]

Romania

Traditions
+5% Discipline
+2 Tolerance Own Faith

1. Flexible Recruiting: +20% Manpower Recovery
2. Skilled Commanders: +1 Land Leader Manuever
3. Scorch the land and Poison the Wells: +1 Hostile Attrition
4. Latin Island: +1 Legitimacy
5. Peasant Soldiers: -10% Infantry Cost & +10% Manpower
6. Phanariote Traders: +15% Trade Power
7. Phanariote Taxes: +10% Tax Income

Ambition
+25% Better Relations Over Time

 

[Haldan]

What does BROT stand for? Except that it is the German word for bread.

 

[AlphaSonic]

Will you get those ideas if you form Romania?

Better Relations Over Time (you burn AE 25% faster)

 

[Rinsukaze]

It seems that the Balcans will be a pretty big march, seeing this ideas and the ones for Montenegro.

 

[Holbenilord]

These are good ideas.

 

[TenshiN]

Everyone in the new expansion seem to be getting a Legitimacy idea

 

[InFerroVeritas]

Romania is remaining a formable nation only, right? I've never actually seen the AI form it. I only formed it because I was being silly and trying to get Basileus with the Turks (Ottomans -> Romania -> Byzantium), which didn't work.

 

[bbspoon]

aha

 

[Kljunas]

Nice. I think I'll finally make a Moldavia -> Romania playthrough in AoW.

 

[Comradebot]

We want Mutapa! *clap clap clapclapclap* We want Mutapa! *clap clap clapclapclap*

 

[oblio-]

Romania

Traditions
+5% Discipline
+2 Tolerance Own Faith

1. Flexible Recruiting: +20% Manpower Recovery
2. Skilled Commanders: +1 Land Leader Manuever
3. Scorch the land and Poison the Wells: +1 Hostile Attrition
4. Latin Island: +1 Legitimacy
5. Peasant Soldiers: -10% Infantry Cost & +10% Manpower
6. Phanariote Traders: +15% Trade Power
7. Phanariote Taxes: +10% Tax Income

Ambition
+25% Better Relations Over Time

:wub: Cries tears of joy :wub:

(I do hope someone has cleaned up a little my not-really-great idea descriptions!)

I haven't tried this in-game (I might try it in my current Ragusa campaign) - do AI Wallachia/Moldavia form Romania if given the correct provinces?

 

[Comradebot]

:wub: Cries tears of joy :wub:

I haven't tried this in-game (I might try it in my current Ragusa campaign) - do AI Wallachia/Moldavia form Romania if given the correct provinces?

If they get the right cores, yes, they'll form Romania.

However, the AI managing to form Romania with either Moldavia or Wallachia is only slightly more likely then them pulling off the Sunset Invasion achievement without player aid.

 

[mgoetze]

do AI Wallachia/Moldavia form Romania if given the correct provinces?

ai_will_do = { factor = 1 }

 

[PiriReis]

Nice ideas!

 

[herrhals]

We want Perm! *clap clap clapclapclap* We want Perm! *clap clap clapclapclap*

 

[exin]

Romania

Traditions
+5% Discipline
+2 Tolerance Own Faith

1. Flexible Recruiting: +20% Manpower Recovery
2. Skilled Commanders: +1 Land Leader Manuever
3. Scorch the land and Poison the Wells: +1 Hostile Attrition
4. Latin Island: +1 Legitimacy
5. Peasant Soldiers: -10% Infantry Cost & +10% Manpower
6. Phanariote Traders: +15% Trade Power
7. Phanariote Taxes: +10% Tax Income

Ambition
+25% Better Relations Over Time

:wub: Thank you St. Johan, thank you so damn much! Darn, I'll join Oblio in crying them tears of joy. Can finally play Wallachia, Moldavia and Romania, without it feeling generic and bland. :wub:

 

[Osman Pasha]

BROT = better relations over time

 

[PiriReis]

:wub: Thank you St. Johan, thank you so damn much! Darn, I'll join Oblio in crying them tears of joy. Can finally play Wallachia, Moldavia and Romania, without it feeling generic and bland. :wub:

Only Transylvannia left no?

 

[Comradebot]

We want Perm! *clap clap clapclapclap* We want Perm! *clap clap clapclapclap*

You know what? I'll second that.

Perm and Mutapa both deserve their own idea groups.

 

[exin]

Only Transylvannia left no?

I knew I forgot something. As if only 3/4ths of me where happy. ^^

I didn't put much hope in NIs for Romania, I am grateful so far. Don't want to tempt faith by expecting Transylvania! I hope so, but I am cautious about that.