Is that like the EU3 trust?
Yup, screw people over and they won't be so keen to ally with you in the future.
Is that like the EU3 trust?
I can't help myself, but the mountains on this screenshot just don't connect. It is like two screenshots put together...
Yup, screw people over and they won't be so keen to ally with you in the future.
Will that be affected by changes of state? Will mistrust carry-over after a revolution?
Lets say Fascist Japan mistrusts democratic China, but then China becomes Fascist, does Japan still mistrust them?
Do relations improve in those circumstances, even if trust doesnt?
Nope the AI works on pure realpolitik. So you could see a Democracy, a Con Monoarchy and an Absolute Monarchy ally against two Con Monarchies.
That could never happen in real life, surely...
Well you had a Constitutional Republic and 2 Constitutional Monarchys attack an authorian Dictatorship in the 2nd gulf war?![]()
Ooh... nice. I like the projects screenie. Looks like building RRs and factories will not be as quick and easy as it was in Revolutions. And look at how many artisans there are voting in the UK!
I think I read that Capitalists won't be able to invest in projects in other nations, but by that screen and my ignorant opinion the mechanics to do so seem to be in place...
It was just a joke. He was referring to Ww1.
I think I read that Capitalists won't be able to invest in projects in other nations, but by that screen and my ignorant opinion the mechanics to do so seem to be in place...
I know these are just beta screens and might not reflect the final product, but is there any check in place to prevent them from starting loads and loads of projects that will never be finished (rather than concentrate on a few)? I'm just looking at the 5 guys in the screenshot who decided to build the steamer shipyard. Unless those five guys are outrageously rich, it'll take them ages to get the dang thing built unless other investors join in.
Umm, what refers to that?
Edit. Very sneaky of you, changing the picture. Nevermind.
Edit2. Aren't all those places in Empire?
I guess that other investors will join them after they have completed their own projects. Of course, that would still allow thousand capitalists to start thousand projects.