30 Years War

[danedwardsuk]

Never seen it happen. What are the triggers? I guess Bohemia and the Palatinate both have to exist but invariably one belongs to Austria and the other to France. I have tried playing France and guaranteeing the Palatinate's existance but Bohemia always goes to Austria in the Hungarian inheritance events.

 

[unmerged(6446)]

I have no idea-IF there's is a 30year war AT ALL i've played the EEP a lot,various countries,but never have i seen an event about the 30year war

 

[unmerged(8619)]

I dont think there is a 30 years war event. Not as a major event but there are some minor events for Sweden and Austria I think

 

[unmerged(6828)]

look at Sire Phillipe's events in the 30 year's war thread in the merger forum-i'd like to redo the whole sequence if i ever have any free time

 

[danedwardsuk]

Ok thanks for the replies.

Shame cause there is a lot of potential there. The 30 years war was, after all, one of the crucial (and catastrophic) events of the 17th century.

 

[danedwardsuk]

look at Sire Phillipe's events in the 30 year's war thread in the merger forum-i'd like to redo the whole sequence if i ever have any free time

Will do and good luck

 

[unmerged(20288)]

Just a general comment on the 30 years war: Bohemia should not exist as a prerequisite of the mentioned event, because it became part of Austria in 1526 (together with Hungary after the fall of the Hungarian king) and was part of Austria in 1618. It is just the other way around, there independece ambition triggerd the war.

 

[danedwardsuk]

Originally posted by danjak
Just a general comment on the 30 years war: Bohemia should not exist as a prerequisite of the mentioned event, because it became part of Austria in 1526 (together with Hungary after the fall of the Hungarian king) and was part of Austria in 1618. It is just the other way around, there independece ambition triggerd the war.

But in game terms shouldn't this mean that Bohemia exists? ie. The thirty years war is triggered if Bohemia declares independance from Austria.