Should the Carribean be exempt from a CN?

[Cheesecakeczar]

AFAIK, seeing autonomy and liberty desire on islands that are still held by their respective nations is nonsensical. The only thing really of concern would be slave uprisings, of which Haiti was the only success. Seeing an independent Caribbean would make me freak.

 

[AurochsAway]

Not if Naval AI is improved as some have claimed. Haven't seen it myself, but as long as they can deal with rebels.

 

[Holland989]

VeF does this as well. I personally like this, because looking at it realistically (and historically) it would make sens that islands are much easier to controll, although islands like Hispaniola and Cuba could arguably be represented as colonies it would make such a contrast to the surrounding islands.

 

[Squirrelloid]

Historically the Caribbean colonies were parts of Trade Companies when they had any independent existence at all, not "Colonial Nations" (which are a kludge that doesn't actually represent anything historical). For example, there was a Dutch West Indies trade company, not just an east indies one, and Sweden had a West Indies trade company iirc.

 

[saegoto]

no CN in caribean... interesting..

 

[solidprice]

Would love it to become a trade company region.

Denmark and Netherlands had their own land then and still has land there today.

would make the carribean a very competitive place and more strategy is welcome in eu4.

and i like how some mods made a stright connecting all the islands between south American and Florida.

 

[CaptRobau]

Alaska, the Hudson Bay area and the Lesser Antilles would all be more logical as a trade company instead of a CN. All areas that decolonized later than the rest of the continent or become full states/provinces much later than the rest of the countries they now belong too.