If my rebellion delay (due to centralization DP) is +2.4 months, what exactly does that mean? What does it affect?
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I think there is a certain amount of time of XX months (perhaps 36 months?) from the rebel takeover of a province until that province defects or declared independence. Rebellion delay is a modification to that time, i.e. it takes XX + 2.4 months for the rebels to defect or declare independence in your case. That's my guess, anyway.
That was my thought too, though I wasn't sure. But if more people than me think so, it might be right. Thanks.
I would like some further clarification on this topic from a prominent poster. BiB? Patric? Johan? Somebody?
Well i thinks it's either Revolt Risk takes 2.4 months longer (or shorter) to add (my RR takes 2.4 more months to get to +1) or it takes longer for rebels to defect.
Originally posted by Phillip V
And I always never thought about it.
Yea, i (in 1.04 atleast) go centralized regardless
In 1.05, decentralization is a must. Only 1.06 will again introduce a rather decent parity back into the slider.
Maybe they don't know either
The way i see it, it can only be one of the examples above, not much of a difference between them anyway.
Do we (not meaning me of course ) know what the set time is for a rebel-controlled province to defect? Is it a set period of time modified only by the centralization slider? If so, it would be relatively easy to test. On the other hand, if there are other factors at play in the time in (in addition to the Cent. slider) it will take a Paradoxian answer to solve.
) know what the set time is for a rebel-controlled province to defect? Is it a set period of time modified only by the centralization slider? If so, it would be relatively easy to test. On the other hand, if there are other factors at play in the time in (in addition to the Cent. slider) it will take a Paradoxian answer to solve.
One thing I noticed with rebelion delay is that my nationalism finished sooner than expected by the number of months I had rebelion delay for. ie not 360 months but 357 months. Not a big deal but I thought it might help us understand it a little. obviously this cannot be the only effect.
Or they're simply not sure themselves. Especially since it might work the other way round from indicated or not at all, like production in the infamous Serfdom slider
Originally posted by BiB
Haven't got a clue
Because you don't have a clue
I honestly don't have a clue. Maybe one could make sort of an experiment in order to find out?