This is lame. I want ireland q.q

[bradles0]

Why can't France take Pale anymore??

 

[bradles0]

Upon further review, i can't take Calais either. WTF?

 

[Zwirbaum]

Coring range?

 

[bradles0]

Coring range?

well france was able to take both pale and calais before the patch, and i see nothing about coring range or a change to the Reconquest CB in the patchnotes.

 

[Rider_of_Doom]

Coring range?

Shouldn't be the problem. Nothing in the patch notes and as bradles0 said: France could take Pale and Calais before the patch without a problem.

 

[Zwirbaum]

Try retaking in the peace deal one of your cores and then selecting Pale/Calais

 

[bradles0]

and i Can't take Kent. It's the english channel, not the pacific ocean...

 

[Sfan]

Was there an hidden nerf? @DDRJake

 

[bradles0]

So i started up a quick check, and reconquest CB is still the same (75% cost, 25% AE for core provinces), but the English channel is out of France's supply range. The most rediculous thing about this is that i can't even take Calais, when i technically border it...

 

[Sfan]

That's likely to be a bug if it says Calais is out of coring range when you take Caux.

 

[bradles0]

Update: I retook Saintonge from the british and now i have coring range to ireland and calais.
So here is my theory: the game isn't counting coring range from provinces taken in the peacedeal like it used to, it's counting it from current provinces. So since England was occupying Saintonge I bet that the game was calculating my coring range from Narbonne and Languedoc (in the mediterranean) instead of from Saintonge or Normandy (that I would have after peacedeal).

Also, burgundian succession happened

 

[Chopain]

I took Pale as France in the first war with England. Not sure why you couldn't. War came from the Maine event.

 

[Tacticus101]

Pretty sure its always been the case that it measures range from your nearest unoccupied port, though not sure if it did so for peace deals. Your only Atlantic port is occupied by the British.