I started a Provence game last night and they also guaranteed Scotland at the start and was in an alliance with them within 10 years.
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I started a Provence game last night and they also guaranteed Scotland at the start and was in an alliance with them within 10 years.
So noone is gonna mention the weird new situation for Byzantium?
Many things changed for them.
Here a few:
1. Army and Naval compositions are slightly different.
2. First available "conquer mission" isn't for conquering Greece anymore, but the west-coast of Anatolia, due to weight changes in the trigger conditions of those missions.
3. Rivalries are really weird now. I've got rivaled by Hungary as Byzantium for example.
Those are only a few of many changes they did.
This is a sad day
Many things changed for them.
Here a few:
1. Army and Naval compositions are slightly different.
2. First available "conquer mission" isn't for conquering Greece anymore, but the west-coast of Anatolia, due to weight changes in the trigger conditions of those missions.
3. Rivalries are really weird now. I've got rivaled by Hungary as Byzantium for example.
Those are only a few of many changes they did.
This is a sad day
Strange, as the first thing I did on load was to undo the guarantee and I saw that there was none.
I think France guaranteeing Scotland is supposed to represent the Auld alliance, it was active until the Scottish king ascended to the English throne.
I've seen the same in my campaign. I played as Scotland and definitely didn't have a guarantee at 11th November 1444.
In almost all my new games, Poland seems to never choose the PU over Lithuania in favor of their new king which almost always seems to be a 6/6/6
Having played Austria, and testing some things with de console this is definitely not the case. The AI will never accept demands for unlawful territory. No matter how small they are and how large you are.
When will Paradox release a quick hotfix? Because AI always canceling diplo annexions and losing lots of diplo points. Starting vassals of Mamluks still are vassals of Mamluks in 1600s lol.
I will check again the France Guarantee on Scotland to see how consistent it is and whether it depends on who the player starts as.
Results: games started as France, Scotland, and then Castile - France does not guarantee Scotland at game start.
Note that it is still quite likely for them to ally after game start due to mutual rival England.
Edit: OP updated with more changes, please feel free to suggest further additions to OP. Although I'll note that I'd rather any Ottoman-related stuff to be kept in the super-thread. That's all well and truly documented at this point IMO.
Results: games started as France, Scotland, and then Castile - France does not guarantee Scotland at game start.
Note that it is still quite likely for them to ally after game start due to mutual rival England.
Edit: OP updated with more changes, please feel free to suggest further additions to OP. Although I'll note that I'd rather any Ottoman-related stuff to be kept in the super-thread. That's all well and truly documented at this point IMO.
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Could be wrong but I im quite sure Persia got another + 5% cavalry combat ability, now a total of 15%. Not the yugest change I admit
Are you playing as Mamluks? That's a new Mamluks government thing.
French Diplomat negotiating in Scotland on 1.23 now:
I don't understand this change from a gameplay aspect but from a historical aspect it may be due to this (pulled from Wikipedia):
"Through the rest of the 15th century the alliance was formally renewed four times. The eventual victory of France in the Hundred Years War combined with the turmoil in England following the War of the Roses meant that the English threat was greatly reduced, thus rendering the alliance almost obsolete."
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Checked with Castile - still costs 100 DIP. Guessing this is just for the Mamluks.
Just got an even called 'Learning From the Mistakes of Others' - it appears to be due to my King having the Well Advised trait. I got the options to spend 75 of any power to permanently increase the matching stat of my heir by 1. There was a 4th alternative the just lose 5 prestige. Never seen this event before, leading me to believe it is new in 1.23. Anyone able to shed any light there?
Edit: it appears this is not new, just new to me. Interesting none the less.
Edit: it appears this is not new, just new to me. Interesting none the less.
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Actually you want them to refuse. You get the CB and kick every single core out of them. You get a lot of bang for your buck out of a prince who tries to rebel.
Yeh, For HRE, it seemed like if i demanded unlawful cores from someone and they accepted, i would get relations penalty to the electors for being a tyrant or something IIRC, But if they refused, they were the ones that ended up being hated and i got to war them. I only asked for land from people that would refuse or if i REALLY needed that peace of land to stay out of someones hands.
Rebels seem to have changed again whereby you can get religious zealots rather than separatists (without ever sending a missionary to the province).
Time will tell but I think the ai particularly might struggle with this one. ie. if the rebels pop when their troops are busy elsewhere.
Next thing you know half their country's converted.
Time will tell but I think the ai particularly might struggle with this one. ie. if the rebels pop when their troops are busy elsewhere.
Next thing you know half their country's converted.