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The province that you are building the shipyard in must have a tax value above 6 (I think). Of course you should also have enough money.
Tax income, not tax base. Note that, depending on your religion, stability, and so forth, this could allow you to build a shipyard in a province with a tax base of only 3, or prevent you from building one in a province with a tax base of 59 (although there aren't any provinces with a tax base that high).
I think that the restriction is there to keep people from building a shipyard in a province that can hardly build any ships even with a shipyard, so that new players won't accidentally waste the money on it. You want your shipyard to be in a province with a large tax base so that you can build a lot of ships there.
I think that the restriction is there to keep people from building a shipyard in a province that can hardly build any ships even with a shipyard, so that new players won't accidentally waste the money on it. You want your shipyard to be in a province with a large tax base so that you can build a lot of ships there.
Lots of ships, like seven, regularly 
Only way to get to build lots of ships is to only build in provinces that allow you to build 2+ ships already without shipyard.
Or take out wartaxes, then build (Method also good for building shipyards, allowing build in provinces that begin with tax base 1, I guess [tax gatherer, lawman, stab3, wartaxes, protestant?])
Only way to get to build lots of ships is to only build in provinces that allow you to build 2+ ships already without shipyard.
Or take out wartaxes, then build
(Method also good for building shipyards, allowing build in provinces that begin with tax base 1, I guess [tax gatherer, lawman, stab3, wartaxes, protestant?])
If it weren't, then it would be rather unbalancing when a great power was sending out thirty colonists per year.
Well if you want one in Anglia you could just wait for the admiralty event. You'd get a COT then too....
Maybe he went army instead but still wants the shipyard. Actually, if you own Flanders (CoT) you could do that. You'd have the cake and eat it.
...a captured Manhattan is a good spot for an English shipyard as well... not dynamite but nice.
As France I usually stick mine in Morbihan, Gascogne, or Normandie; al have base shipbuilding abilities of 2 or 3 ships at a time without it. France, unlike ALL of the other western european majors (England, Portugal, Spain), does not get a shipyard via event.
As France I usually stick mine in Morbihan, Gascogne, or Normandie; al have base shipbuilding abilities of 2 or 3 ships at a time without it. France, unlike ALL of the other western european majors (England, Portugal, Spain), does not get a shipyard via event.
Well, they could have an upper limit of 12/year, the same way they do for merchants.
Would compensate nicely for being a buddhist with full land, mercantilist and innovative, to be China and build fifteen-twenty shipyards then
Really, I don't know how they can survive...Originally posted by Castellon
France is so hard done by.
You can only build a shipyard in a province with a harbour... (someone missed that one, and I just HAD to point it out...)
Shipyards are nice... Don't they contribute to max number of ships supported, too? Or is that only naval manufactories?
(someone missed that one, and I just HAD to point it out...)Shipyards are nice... Don't they contribute to max number of ships supported, too? Or is that only naval manufactories?
the best place is the danes capital. if i recall correctly the prov with a ship yard and sound due allows 67 ships to be built?
imagine the naval supremacy in a multyplayer game with hundreds of danish galleys cruising the worlds seas
imagine the naval supremacy in a multyplayer game with hundreds of danish galleys cruising the worlds seas