Reforming Government as an African Nation

[Dunya]

Hi Guys,

I've been playing as Kuba and i'm wondering whether it is worth reforming my government. I changed my initial government from tribal monarchy to tribal depotism. Now it seems that the continuation should be to reform my government but i don't really see a reason to. I'd be giving away -15% core cost to gain 5% institution spred -10% unjustified demands, +5 max absolutism, +1 state and -0.025 autonomy (values at empire rank, which i'm not yet but will eventually be). This at the cost of 5 stab, 200 admin and having an idea group that i'm not thinking of having.

What do you think? Is it worth it? For me, unless there is some other hidden modifier it sure seems it's not... which is very weird...

Thanks!

 

[TenshiN]

The only disadvantage for staying unreformed are those tribal events that randomly give you -1 stav/kill your heir, and they don't really happen that often.

So no, it is not worth it to give one ef the best modifiers in game away

 

[TheMeInTeam]

It's odd to get none of economic/innovative/administrative (especially administrative) but aside from that I wouldn't recommend reforming. You can go revolutionary if you move your capital to Europe, and given how strong trade companies are you probably should do that.

If you don't want to then keeping RCC isn't a bad consolation prize.