Thread Title typo: it's supoossed to be "why CAN'T we give SUBJECT nations seat(s) in parliament", if anyone know how I can fix this please tell me...
it would be an interesting way of managing liberty desire, after all one of the big issues that inspired the American revolution was a lack on representation in Parliament, so why not give us the option of having an alternate history where they got it?(maybe even have "give seats in parliament" as some kind of compromise peace option for independence wars that don't generate enough war score to "win" but still did a lot of damage)
giving a subject nation a "seat" in parliament would greatly reduce their liberty desire(let's say something like -50%) but this will give a small boost to the liberty desire of all other subjects that don't(let's say -10% for example) for each subject that does.
subject nation seats would also have much more expensive "bribes" to get them to support you in debates; either in the form of huge "gifts" of money, subsidies, and loans, or things specific to the type of subject they are such as forcing you to turn on/off scutage for Vassals, that you fortify Marches, or reduce tariffs on Colonial Nations, and maybe even on rare occasions demands for provinces they have cores or claims on inside your county(balancing would be kind of hard if that option was possible, even if it was restricted only to cores).
of course if you're on really good relations with the subject already, they may just support you without making any additional demands, and if you're playing as a subject, then you will get event pop-ups and diplomatic options to pick how you act in parliament.
it would be an interesting way of managing liberty desire, after all one of the big issues that inspired the American revolution was a lack on representation in Parliament, so why not give us the option of having an alternate history where they got it?(maybe even have "give seats in parliament" as some kind of compromise peace option for independence wars that don't generate enough war score to "win" but still did a lot of damage)
giving a subject nation a "seat" in parliament would greatly reduce their liberty desire(let's say something like -50%) but this will give a small boost to the liberty desire of all other subjects that don't(let's say -10% for example) for each subject that does.
subject nation seats would also have much more expensive "bribes" to get them to support you in debates; either in the form of huge "gifts" of money, subsidies, and loans, or things specific to the type of subject they are such as forcing you to turn on/off scutage for Vassals, that you fortify Marches, or reduce tariffs on Colonial Nations, and maybe even on rare occasions demands for provinces they have cores or claims on inside your county(balancing would be kind of hard if that option was possible, even if it was restricted only to cores).
of course if you're on really good relations with the subject already, they may just support you without making any additional demands, and if you're playing as a subject, then you will get event pop-ups and diplomatic options to pick how you act in parliament.
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