Revolutionary war and annexation

[Olaus Petrus]

I played the demo as Austria and there was a revolt in Flanders. Rebels declared independence while my troops were still on the way to defeat them. When my troops finally arrived they conquered all revolting provinces and destroyed their armies. I now have 100% was score but I still can't annex them, because apparently annexation requires over 100% warscore. This seems bit odd to me, because I'm forced to recognize their independence as OPM even when I defeated them in their independence war.

 

[MrLebanon]

This does not happen with other revolutionary wars, although it does with the Flanders one at game start.

 

[Lessing]

Seemed strange to me too. I guess it's a scripted event for out "benefit".

 

[Thanik]

I think this issue is caused by long revolt time before game starts.

# 1744 Antwerp - Principal cities: Antwerp
1488.1.1 = { revolt = { type = nationalist_rebels size = 2 } controller = REB } # Flanders rises up against Maximilian of Austria

# Nationalist rebels. Freedom!!!
defect_delay = 36 # Can spontaneously declare independence after 36 months (earliest)

I agree this can be annoying to not reannex them all in one war...

 

[Kentust]

If you look at the rebel screen(I forget the name, but its the one that has overextension etc on it), you'll see that on day one, flanders isnt a country, but they have 100% filled the bar that lets them declare independance. This is because they occupy all the provinces they need. But if you don't unpause you can accept their demands, which just nukes the province ala holy war conquest in CK2 for about 10 years. Rebels will, it seems, always declare independance after holding a certain amount of provinces for a certain amount of months.

 

[Olaus Petrus]

This does not happen with other revolutionary wars, although it does with the Flanders one at game start.

This sounds weird, I wonder what makes Flanders war bugged, if you can annex other rebelling nations.

 

[Sleight of Hand]

I posted a suggested fix here.

 

[spinoza013]

It's a demo. It's a 1492 start.

 

[Olaus Petrus]

It's a demo. It's a 1492 start.

Demo is almost the same as the final product (they still have some time to fix the issues), but with many features locked. And 1492 has been a popular start date since EU1, so people expect that it works without issues.

 

[spinoza013]

Demo is almost the same as the final product (they still have some time to fix the issues), but with many features locked. And 1492 has been a popular start date since EU1, so people expect that it works without issues.

What I mean is because its 1492 a lot if early decisions have been made for you so certain things are possibly already "inevitable". Unless of course it's going to be an official bookmark in the full game. Wasn't meant to sound condescending.

 

[Sleight of Hand]

Unless of course it's going to be an official bookmark in the full game.

It is.