dismantling the PLC after 1600 is a pain cuz there arent any tags left and roleplaying as the vassalHRE isnt fun when there arnt any tags left
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Client states become available too late in the game to fill that role properly. Releasable tags are always easier to use as well, they come with a set name and color.You can relase them as client states
in that case maybe their cores can fade away, if a nation desire to relase them they can do so with peace deal or sometingClient states become available too late in the game to fill that role properly. Releasable tags are always easier to use as well, they come with a set name and color.
No,no, he has a pointYou're trying to revive a nation that's been out out the map for over 150 years (sometimes even more). Just think about it.
You can revive Wallachia 350 years after its disappeared, but not Moldavia even if they were only gone for 151. Same goes for Syria/Lebanon, Afghanistan/Sistan, so forth.You're trying to revive a nation that's been out out the map for over 150 years (sometimes even more). Just think about it.
You're right. All cores should disappear after 150 years at most. I mean, aren't cores supposed to represent administrative infrastructure in a province?You can revive Wallachia 350 years after its disappeared, but not Moldavia even if they were only gone for 151. Same goes for Syria/Lebanon, Afghanistan/Sistan, so forth.
There's no real reason why some dead countries should have an arbitrary limit to when they can be released and when they cannot, while other countries are completely exempt from this rule.
I mean, that's not actually that bad idea. The released nations would still have to take their time re-coring stuff though.No,no, he has a point
they should not be able to have cores but still possible to relase, that makes sense
I disagree why then even put cores of countries like smolensk, gaeldom or nizhiny novgorod in the game? Finland, Iceland, and bulgaria did not get 'released' between 1444-1821 timeline and here we are, with all of those countries present. Removing cores of those countries only encourge more blobbing and if those countries get released they will still probably die of the -100 prestige malus and the limited amount of admin mana. Removing cores of countries that still exist (aka if sirhind and dehli both exist delhi still loses it cores), sure, but at least keep the 'core (haha) region' of the country intact with cores so that a country what existed in 1444 can be released in 1820 without collapsing before 1821You're right. All cores should disappear after 150 years at most. I mean, aren't cores supposed to represent administrative infrastructure in a province?
I mean, that's not actually that bad idea. The released nations would still have to take their time re-coring stuff though.
yea, maybe their designated capital.I don't know if its possible but I wish there was a way to designate like a super core where after 150 years they won't lose that core because the tag is the area or province, example Moldovia gets annexed and 150 years passes, the Moldavia area keeps the cores because that IS Moldavia but it's non-Moldavia area cores disappear. Even if Normandy isn't Norman, if someone liberates Normandy the whole region of it should be a core of the tag Normandy, because it is Normandy. Doubt it's possible but would be great.