Remove traditions. :O

[magnusvejby]

Hi i just came up with this idea: Maybe you should lose your traditions when you have your ambition!!! or later maybe in 1700 or 1650??

The main reason i came up with this idea is would the Berbers in the 1700s still want 100% EXTRA coring cost, will they still have the old Berber spirit from before 1444 ??? I don't know

I don't know if this is a good idea dislikes is welcome ... and likes of course.

Here is a tip how to come up with random, maybe good eu4 suggestions: Listen to Rick Astley and watch a EU4 timelapse.

Write what you think.

Edit: Ok i can see that i have a few dislikes now, so if this is 100% stupid please write in comment, and if there is just a little that makes sense i would like you to leave a comment too.

 

[ozyhuboi]

Sorry, but as Sweden I am NOT going to lose that 20% infantry combat ability.

 

[Danfish77]

If anything, traditions should become MORE entrenched in a country as time goes on.

 

[Mattius]

While this might be a bad idea, that doesn't mean you're incapable of good ones.

 

[grommile]

It's not a great idea, but it's a better idea than at least one of the things I was expecting from the thread title.

 

[Ashantai]

A country's traditions never go away, even when it's achieved its ambitions.

Since every country has 2 traditions and only 1 ambition there's not much to gain from it.

 

[Vaximillian]

Traditions is wnat defines your country, what is entrenched in your mentlity, long ingrained, nigh unremovable. This is what distinguishes a country from all others.
Traditions should never, ever go away.

 

[magnusvejby]

Oh well bad idea, but if it was a very good idea it would have been very sad if i never posted it.