Thanks everyone but after trying 194819240 times to kill them everything went to disaster so I decided to dumb this and start from the beginning.Thanks everyone who helped me I am sure to not make same mistakes again
Rebels everywhere!!!
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Well it was a satisfying first game,but it felt like cheating since I chose a 1400+ scenario in whcih I owned most of greece and OE was weak so... next one will be either 1399 or 1444
Niah,not that hard,I am still new and to be honest the beginning is preety dawm random,its like if you loose 1 battle you are doomed
Huh well most of the early dates are pretty easy, because ottos are getting stomped each time, by everyone and their mother.
Not really keep restarting,think of picking up the Steppe wolf mod or somth like that,any suggestion? By the way are you into a MP game?
I also prefer it,prob is I dont have my own PC so I can not play scheduled games
would you like to add me on Steam? Name is panosmel,thanks for all the tips again
Yep, it makes your population unhappy which decreases your income and increases revolt risk.
Even though you defeated the Mamluks, it looks like you have come out of the war far more wounded
Hopefully you will not get a legitimacy crisis with the Royal family, otherwise you'd be knee deep in ****.
I'm also playing a ERE game, and I also get big rebel problem.
I think these things affecting this problem most in my game:
1, high Infamy and bad relation with other nations (so they keep sending spies trying to screw me up)
2, high WE
3, low stability (cannot fully recover it to +3 after modernization, bad events keep push it down)
It's not like those rebel can kill me, and I can easily defend myself against any other big blobs. However, the game just become ultra tedious as I can do nothing but rebel hunting for years, and I have to micro-manage it all the time. The auto rebel hunt feature generally won't work as I want it to. For example, my east african army will try to go all the way to Asia minor to hunt the rebel there, while leaving my African province unprotected. It only seems to be helpful when the defeated rebel bouncing around. My vassals help me a bit (I like to create several big vassals), but it is not so reliable either.
I've never got into economy problem with ERE though. (I still have 0 inflation during 1550-ish)
I think these things affecting this problem most in my game:
1, high Infamy and bad relation with other nations (so they keep sending spies trying to screw me up)
2, high WE
3, low stability (cannot fully recover it to +3 after modernization, bad events keep push it down)
It's not like those rebel can kill me, and I can easily defend myself against any other big blobs. However, the game just become ultra tedious as I can do nothing but rebel hunting for years, and I have to micro-manage it all the time. The auto rebel hunt feature generally won't work as I want it to. For example, my east african army will try to go all the way to Asia minor to hunt the rebel there, while leaving my African province unprotected. It only seems to be helpful when the defeated rebel bouncing around. My vassals help me a bit (I like to create several big vassals), but it is not so reliable either.
I've never got into economy problem with ERE though. (I still have 0 inflation during 1550-ish)
1 and 2 is the reason for 3, and modernization doesn't help you either.
Don't hit the modernization button if you have high infamy and WE, both of them will skyrocket your stability cost. Also, try to have level 5 or 6 advisers, as they have a chance to trigger +2 stab events.
Because you can delay your event decisions for their effects, I tend to hit modernization after I've seen a +stab event pops up.
Attrition really sucks if you don't pick a good location for those major battles, like near a shore, your own territory, or places you can get out asap..