What's with all the comets?
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No, its just -10% stability cost. Would be funny though:
- Och! Nice and shiny! -
*This option is available because:
- the country is: Scotland
- have unlocked the National Idea "Comets?"
*Effect: 50 points in random category.
All the negative options are unavailable.
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Should also add Average Monarch Lifespan +25% due to vitamin D influx from shiny comet. Probably equivalent to half a year's worth of Scottish 'sun'.No, its just -10% stability cost. Would be funny though:
- Och! Nice and shiny! -
*This option is available because:
- the country is: Scotland
- have unlocked the National Idea "Comets?"
Effect: 50 points in random category.
All the negative options are unavailable.
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Nah, a stat boost. Catching a shiny is always better than catching a regular one.
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I remember... When... One used takedown and... Fainted itself...Nah, a stat boost. Catching a shiny is always better than catching a regular one.
6th comet. Astronomical wonder. Seems EU4 is in another star system from earth.
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Just a distant world that is somewhat resemblant of Earth and automatically resets itself every 100-150-200 years or more. depending on will of the Hand.
The Comets? idea technically isn't just -10% stability cost; it also makes the Comet Sighted event less likely to occur. You're right that it does nothing when the event does occur, though.No, its just -10% stability cost. Would be funny though:
- Och! Nice and shiny! -
*This option is available because:
- the country is: Scotland
- have unlocked the National Idea "Comets?"
Effect: 50 points in random category.
All the negative options are unavailable.
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Check out the wiki regarding this event - there are some fun options which usually are left unseen.
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Lol yeah, ''What a great start into the new year!'' is another one I haven't seen yet. I hope that Tinto can add some more with 1.36.
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Like "Why me?!" with an effect of -2 stability hit - for complaining.
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For rulers with traits like "Craven", "Indulgent" or "Petty", and that's would be the only option.
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Well, according to the really fervent Christians, the earth is only 5,500 years old at that time.
It took millions if not billions to clear out all the debris in its orbit. Naturally you'll see a lot of comets in this timeline.
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It's 1501; I have yet to see a single comet. I am clearly behind the curve for here. Although, I have had a Natural Scientist employed for most for that time.
'Great Joseon is immune to comets!'
-King Yeong of Joseon, May 1503, shortly before the Great Korean Crisis
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More fervent than St Augustine, who thought the universe was much older?