Probably it was suggested in the past but wouldn't it solve many problems with integrating vassals and totally prevent cases of instantly losing monarch points and the whole progress of integration?
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Shouldn't the process of vassal integration gradually be making cores on your vassal land?
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I assume you're talking about the case when a vassal is no longer eligible for integration. If that so, replacing integration with core creation wouldn't change anything since all progress is lost once core creation is cancelled as well.
Doesn't having your cores in vassal land reduce the annexation cost for that province to 0? I remember in a old version of EU 4 I would play Timurids and the one province vassal I hade a core on would get instantly annexed by me for 0 diplo points.
No. I meant integrating would create cores on the vassal land. For example:
Vassal has 10 provinces with exactly 10 development each. It cost me 800 diplo points to integrate.
I'm sending a diplomat and when he has 80/800 progress one province of the vassal's domain has my tag's core on it.
So now I can recall diplomat and still keep progress because now I have one core so it costs me 720 diplo to integrate the vassal.
If my diplomat got to 400/800 he would create 5 cores.
I hope you understand my point.
Vassal has 10 provinces with exactly 10 development each. It cost me 800 diplo points to integrate.
I'm sending a diplomat and when he has 80/800 progress one province of the vassal's domain has my tag's core on it.
So now I can recall diplomat and still keep progress because now I have one core so it costs me 720 diplo to integrate the vassal.
If my diplomat got to 400/800 he would create 5 cores.
I hope you understand my point.