Paradox Office Multiplayer Campaign V
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Player nations with missing players are only protected for a single session, I believe.
Edit: Ninja'd.
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Looking forward to the stream today ... and remember:
It's not always puppies and kittens, sometimes you have to unleash the dogs of war!
Yes, I'm looking at you, Austria, France, Britain!
It's not always puppies and kittens, sometimes you have to unleash the dogs of war!
Yes, I'm looking at you, Austria, France, Britain!
Jake just mentioned something like you can't block a strait with your fleet if you aren't controlling both sides of it, and if you do this, well, there is no need to block it anyway. I'd like to have a clarification on this too, as it would be a really bad change. Not like fleets are unimportant enough as they are currently.
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Does nobody else remember that it's "let slip the dogs of war" in the original, not "unleash"?
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In the year of our lord 1588
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- Bahmanis 2286 (+1.87)
- Mughals 1940 (+0.87)
- Ottomans 1326 (+0.20)
- Austria 1228 (+1.16)
- Ming 957 (+0.93)
- France 925 (+1.50)
- Burgundy 922 (+2.15)
- Spain 768 (+0.61)
- Great Britain 637 (+0.10)
- Denmark 616 (+0.37)
- Portugal 609 (+0.84)
- Russia 538 (+0.92)
- Hungary 332 (+0.30)
- Ulm 303 (+0.93)
- Magdeburg 183 (+0.56)
- Mamluks 162 (+1.31)
- Prussia 121 (+0.00)
- Trier 114 (+0.00)
- Bohemia 77 (+0.28)
- Frankfurt 52 (+0.75)
- Ming 1246 (+0)
- Mamluks 1164 (+281)
- Bahmanis 1032 (+157)
- Ottomans 1006 (+24)
- Mughals 931 (+128)
- Russia 919 (+262)
- Hungary 857 (+125)
- Burgundy 775 (+126)
- Austria 765 (+203)
- Spain 692 (+23)
- Portugal 657 (+199)
- France 601 (+65)
- Great Britain 554 (-26)
- Bohemia 385 (+55)
- Denmark 323 (+97)
- Japan 308 (+13)
- Korea 253 (+0)
- Prussia 235 (+36)
- Sunda 230 (N/A)
- Spanish Apalnosee 217 (N/A)
- Bahmanis 115.71 (+17.82)
- Burgundy 96.72 (+38.61)
- Spain 83.45 (+24.99)
- France 78.66 (+13.73)
- Ming 78.01 (+6.84)
- Mamluks 72.69 (+20.2)
- Great Britain 66.23 (+6.63)
- Hungary 64.10 (+19.97)
- Mughals 63.06 (+11.85)
- Austria 58.78 (+2.00)
- Russia 58.43 (+8.67)
- Portugal 52.00 (+19.41)
- Ottomans 48.44 (-15.93)
- Denmark 47.63 (+18.34)
- Bohemia 32.81 (+8.16)
- Japan 23.65 (+1.16)
- Jenné 22.43 (N/A)
- Sunda 21.35 (N/A)
- Pasai 19.74 (+1.22)
- Buryatia 19.36 (N/A)
- Russia 106K
- Bahmanis 97,163
- Mamluks 91,488
- Burgundy 83,045
- Hungary 71,403
- Great Britain 68,220
- Mughals 66,151
- Ottomans 64,698
- Spain 57,811
- France 55,675
- Austria 53,125
- Denmark 47,154
- Ming 46,203
- Bohemia 45,196
- Korea 34,425
- Prussia 32,966
- Portugal 30,101
- Buryatia 28,201
- Mewar 28,145
- Yarkand 24,504
- Bahmanis 138K
- Russia 122K
- Austria 99,000
- Mughals 92,982
- Mamluks 92,218
- Great Britain 90,000
- Burgundy 75,000
- France 68,000
- Hungary 67,000
- Spain 64,900
- Ming 55,000
- Denmark 42,000
- Ottomans 39,257
- Bohemia 37,000
- Portugal 34,650
- Buryatia 26,000
- Cologne 24,000
- Prussia 24,000
- Japan 21,000
- Mewar 21,000
- Mamluks 0/36
- Ottomans 5/30
- Denmark 0/21
- Great Britain 20/0
- Spain 6/12
- Ming 8/9
- Hungary 0/13
- Japan 0/11
- France 10/0
- Mughals 0/9
- Pasai 5/0
- Danzig 0/5
- Syria 0/5
- Lan Xang 0/4
- Gotland 0/4
- Brunei 4/0
- The Papal State 0/4
- Portugal 3/0
- Burgundy 3/0
- Mewar 3/0
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- Denmark 35
- Mamluks 30
- Great Britain 30
- Austria 29
- Portugal 26
- Spain 24
- Burgundy 23
- France 14
- Brunei 14
- Russia 13
- Ming 9
- Spanish Apalnosee 9
- Pasai 8
- Danzig 7
- Malacca 7
- Lancastria 6
- Gotland 6
- Sunda 6
- Mogadishu 6
- Spain 45
- France 45
- Great Britain 44
- Queensland 44
- Austria 43
- Alsace 43
- Bohemia 43
- Maryland 43
- Mantua 42
- Burgundy 42
- Lancastria 42
- Denmark 41
- Prussia 41
- Cologne 41
- Ming 41
- Portugal 40
- Ottomans 40
- Spanish Apalnosee 40
- Sweden 40
- Tlemcen 38
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Correct me if I'm wrong.
So Russia was bored, so he broke the alliance with Hungary. This prompted Ottomans to declare on Hungary. Russia immediately restored the alliance with Hungary and joined the war. Mughals joined the war on Ottomans side, but peaced out for money. Mamluks took this as an opportunity to declare on Ottomans. Mughals joined again, but peaced out again. Hungary has Balkans occupied.
WithHungary Russia out of the way, Burgundy declared on Great Britain. Great Britain/Spain/Portugal/Denmark vs Burgundy/France/Austria. Spain lost 2 neapolitan provinces to Austria. GBR lost Caen and Calais to Burgundy, and Gascogne to France.
Most of Europe embraced the reformation, so Spain is the emperor.
Austria ate Milan. I guess Milan wanted to move on.
Korea lost the war againt Japan
So Russia was bored, so he broke the alliance with Hungary. This prompted Ottomans to declare on Hungary. Russia immediately restored the alliance with Hungary and joined the war. Mughals joined the war on Ottomans side, but peaced out for money. Mamluks took this as an opportunity to declare on Ottomans. Mughals joined again, but peaced out again. Hungary has Balkans occupied.
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Most of Europe embraced the reformation, so Spain is the emperor.
Austria ate Milan. I guess Milan wanted to move on.
Korea lost the war againt Japan
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Doesn't Novgorod has historic rivals modifier with Muscovy as well as "wants provinces" modifier? Making it very difficult to integrate?
@DDRJake , Really we should control both sides of strait to block? I thought that I saw Burgundian troops didn't siege Sjaelland after they siege whole Jutland because of Danish fleet.
It's entirely possible that I fudged the wording on the stream, but if the enemy controls both sides of a strait you cannot block their movement with a fleet.
Denmark can still defend their straits, but Ryukyu can no longer trap all of Japan on one island without putting some boots on the ground.
Denmark can still defend their straits, but Ryukyu can no longer trap all of Japan on one island without putting some boots on the ground.
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Ahhh ok. You basically gave 'Team Byzantium' a massive heart attack when you said on stream that you could only blockade a strait if you controlled both sides.
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I cannot confirm nor deny accusations of doing this on purpose.
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Ah well, now thats okay. If you dare to leave your lovely straits unsecured for a moment, you deserve that it punishes you afterwards. We are just used to interprete every piece of information in the worst way possible I guess
A potential nerf to Byzantium is not the "worst" way possible. ALL HAIL THE SULTAN OF RUM!!!
At this point they should just build in a bearhaslanded style decision humans can take even in ironman that instantly forces others to cede all Byz cores back and adds claims on the entire Constantinople, Crimea, and Aleppo trade nodes. It's time to just stop fighting the "Byz strategy for patch number point number number?" threads and just pay them off and be done with it. You might need to take a couple cold showers before you can sleep, but it'll be for the best.