Yes it is, in the triggers post under General conditions.
Certainly one of the most valuable additions.
Ah, you are meaning this, correct?
aaa = { conditions }
Is true if the conditions are true for country aaa.
Yes it is, in the triggers post under General conditions.
Certainly one of the most valuable additions.
Ah, you are meaning this, correct?
aaa = { conditions }
Is true if the conditions are true for country aaa.
Yes, but ROM_398014 comes before those two events, I have also noticed that 129040 fires just one day before 398013. However those events between BOH, SIL and ROM were and are so confusing as much as it was when dealing with the 1526 succession to the Hungarian throne...Perhaps ROM_398011 or ROM_398012 which deal with the Hussites being defeated. I don't think that the command belongs in ROM_398014 (Coronation of Prague) because it wouldn't make sense to have it as a trigger in ROM_398013 then.
Yes, but ROM_398014 comes before those two events
Sorry, I have confused the things. I wanted to say that ROM_398014 comes before events BOH_129040 and ROM_398013 and that those two events the former fires just one day before the latter.Hmm? ROM_398011 and 398012 are triggers for ROM398014.
historicalmonarch = {
id = { type = 6 id = 022503 }
name = "Anarchy"
startdate = {
day = 28
month = october
year = 1439
}
deathdate = {
year = 1446
}
DIP = 2
ADM = 2
MIL = 4
dormant = no
[color=yellow]emperor = no[/color]
}
Jan Ziska was over 200 years ahead of the time in Warfare strategy i think he deserves more than there is in this game.
FtG has a new option for monarchs that can prevent them from being elected Emperor of the HRE.
e.g. Anarchy of Bohemia whom I despise since I saw them too often in EU2 become Emperor...
Code:historicalmonarch = { id = { type = 6 id = 022503 } name = "Anarchy" startdate = { day = 28 month = october year = 1439 } deathdate = { year = 1446 } DIP = 2 ADM = 2 MIL = 4 dormant = no [color=yellow]emperor = no[/color] }
For comparison the vanilla FtG Switzerland (HEL) monarch:
historicalmonarch = {
## HEL
id = { type = 6 id = 2076 }
name = "Tagsatzung"
startdate = { year = 1315 }
enddate = { year = 1820 }
DIP = 6
MIL = 6
ADM = 6
emperor = no
}
Should I post that in the Germany thread too? Because the AGCEEP HEL Tagsatzungen-monarchs should all be prevented from becoming Emperor.
I cannnot find which events set [Hussites_suppressed] flag for 129040 "Death of Ladislaus Postumus" for Bohemia and 398013 "Death of Ladislaus Postumus" for Romanists... Is it something wrong ?
#(1419-1499) Hussites defeated
event = {
id = 398011 #triggered by SIL_401013 A
random = no
country = ROM
name = "EVENTNAME398011" #Victory against the Hussites
desc = "EVENTHIST398011"
#-#
action_a = {
name = "GREAT"
command = { type = inherit which = SIL }
command = { type = inherit which = BOH } #just in case
[color=yellow]command = { type = setflag which = [Hussites_suppressed] }[/color]
command = { type = vp value = 200 }
command = { type = province_revoltrisk which = 315 value = -14 } #Moravia
command = { type = province_revoltrisk which = 327 value = -4 } #Ostmarch
command = { type = province_revoltrisk which = 328 value = -4 } #Bohemia
command = { type = province_revoltrisk which = 329 value = -6 } #Erz
command = { type = province_revoltrisk which = 330 value = -14 } #Sudeten
#command = { type = ai which = peaceful.ai }
}
}
#(1419-1499) Catholicism prevails
event = {
id = 398012
trigger = {
NOT = { exists = SIL }
NOT = { event = 398011 } #ROM: Victory against the Hussites
NOT = { flag = [settlement] }
}
random = no
country = ROM
name = "EVENTNAME398012" #Catholicism prevails
desc = "EVENTHIST398012"
#-#
date = { day = 18 month = august year = 1419 }
offset = 1
deathdate = { day = 29 month = december year = 1499 }
action_a = {
name = "GREAT"
command = { type = inherit which = BOH } #just in case
[color=yellow]command = { type = setflag which = [Hussites_suppressed] }[/color]
command = { type = province_revoltrisk which = 315 value = -14 } #Moravia
command = { type = province_revoltrisk which = 327 value = -4 } #Ostmarch
command = { type = province_revoltrisk which = 328 value = -4 } #Bohemia
command = { type = province_revoltrisk which = 329 value = -6 } #Erz
command = { type = province_revoltrisk which = 330 value = -12 } #Sudeten
#command = { type = ai which = peaceful.ai }
}
}
#(1457) Death of Ladislaus Postumus - Ahistorical
event = {
id = 129040
trigger = {
OR = {
event = 129002 #BOH: The fate of the Bohemian Hussites
flag = [Hussites_suppressed] #Bohemia reformed by Romanists
[color=yellow]ROM = { flag = [Hussites_suppressed] }[/color]
}
exists = HAB
}
random = no
country = BOH
name = "EVENTNAME129040" #Death of Ladislaus Postumus
desc = "EVENTHIST129040"
#-#
date = { day = 22 month = november year = 1457 }
action_a = {
name = "ACTIONNAME129040A" #Oldrich z Rozmberka shall be King
command = { type = wakemonarch which = 022528 } #Oldrich I *
command = { type = sleepmonarch which = 022506 } #Jiri z Podiebrad
command = { type = stability value = -2 }
command = { type = relation which = HAB value = -100 }
command = { type = relation which = PRM value = -100 }
command = { type = trigger which = 129048 } #BOH: Ostmarch and Habsburgs Hereditary Lands
}
action_b = {
name = "ACTIONNAME129040B" #Jiri z Podiebrad shall be King
command = { type = stability value = -1 }
command = { type = relation which = BAY value = -100 }
command = { type = relation which = SAC value = -100 }
command = { type = relation which = BRA value = -100 }
command = { type = trigger which = 129048 } #BOH: Ostmarch and Habsburgs Hereditary Lands
}
action_c = {
name = "ACTIONNAME129040C" #Emperor Frederick shall be King (End Game)
command = { type = trigger which = 179603 } #HAB: Inheritance of Bohemia
}
}
Is this after ROM no longer exists? If so, I would think the flags would be set for BOH. Or it might be safer to use a third country like MUS or REB as a variable storage facility.Currently just added ROM flag check to Bohemia as I'm not sure whether the game should look at BOH's flags or ROM's flags when Romanists form Bohemia.
Is this after ROM no longer exists? If so, I would think the flags would be set for BOH. Or it might be safer to use a third country like MUS or REB as a variable storage facility.
Also, remember that most people in Silesia in 1419 did not live under direct Bohemian rule. Most lived in the still independant Piast dynasty small duchies (which were vassals of teh Czech King, but separate from the bohemian crown and passed down along the local piast dynasties).
So I can see Silesia being German, Polish or unique "Silesian" culture. Any combination of the above really, but NOT Czech or Bohemian.
Overall I'm not sure if we want to add a new culture for just a single province, but the most historically sound solution would be to have Silesia start as an separate country game-wise (vassal of Bohemia) with sielesian culture. Sometime in the early 1500s there should be a check of who owns the prvince - if Poland, then culture changes to Polish. If Bohemia, Austria or Brandenburg, then it changes to german. If Silesia is still independant, it should stay silesian.
I wanted to make a separate discussion about this. Bare in mind that I do not have a firm opinion what course of action should be best here.
The big question is: Should Silesia start out as a separate country?
The silesian duchies at that time were vassals to the bohemian crown, but they were separate states with separate dynasties ruling them. If they were a single big duchy then I would strongly suggest making them a separate country.
However... the issue is that it was not a single duchy. It was a series of smaller states and one very large de-facto independant bishophoric (Breslau).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchy_of_Brzeg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchy_of_Opole
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchy_of_Racib%C3%B3rz
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchy_of_Troppau
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchy_of_Cieszyn
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchy_of_Ole%C5%9Bnica
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchy_of_G%C5%82og%C3%B3w
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchy_of_%C5%BBaga%C5%84
That list of independant states should alone show you the scale if the dynastic issues inside the region. What makes matters even worse is that one of the largest independant "states" were the lands of the prince-bishops of Breslau:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince-bishopric_of_Breslau#Silesian_duchies_.28Poland.27s_fragmentation.29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchy_of_Legnica
So... as you see the whole issue is complex. Possible options are these:
1) Retain Silesia as a non-indepedant regular region owned by Bohemia in-game. This is an easy but very simplistic and historicallly incorrect solution. The best part of this solution, despite its inaccuracy is that its simple and does not require a series of events concerning the duchies.
2) Make Silesia an independant country in-game (starts out as vassal of Bohemia) with a "Silesian Dukes" as monarch (similar solution to several other FtG states). Neither Bohemia, nor Poland should start out with a core or claimcore on Silesia, but both could get one as a result of events and both should automatically get a claimcore if they own Silesia at any given moment before 1650 (for example through diploannex).
3) Similar to option 2, but instead have the Opole-Racibórz Piast Line the monarchs of the country n-game (as arguably, these were the most important and powerfull ones). With the death of Jan IIhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_II_the_Good, there should be an event checking if Silesia is a vassal of Bohemia, Poland, Brandenburg or Austria. If it is, then the liege inherits silesia. If Silesia is not a vassal of any of these states, then passed down to the monarchs of the Oleśnica dynasty, which rule until the end of the game. Neither Bohemia, nor Poland should start out with a core or claimcore on Silesia, but both could get one as a result of events and both should automatically get a claimcore if they own Silesia at any given moment before 1650 (for example through diploannex).
4) Similar to option 2, but instead have the bishops of Breslau act as the in-game monarchs. Neither Bohemia, nor Poland should start out with a core or claimcore on Silesia, but both could get one as a result of events and both should automatically get a claimcore if they own Silesia at any given moment before 1650 (for example through diploannex).
I'm not sure which option to take, but I'm leaning to option 3.
...
The big question is: Should Silesia start out as a separate country?
The silesian duchies at that time were vassals to the bohemian crown, but they were separate states with separate dynasties ruling them. If they were a single big duchy then I would strongly suggest making them a separate country.
However... the issue is that it was not a single duchy. It was a series of smaller states and one very large de-facto independant bishophoric (Breslau).
...
That list of independant states should alone show you the scale if the dynastic issues inside the region. What makes matters even worse is that one of the largest independant "states" were the lands of the prince-bishops of Breslau:
...
So... as you see the whole issue is complex. Possible options are these:
1) Retain Silesia as a non-indepedant regular region owned by Bohemia in-game. This is an easy but very simplistic and historicallly incorrect solution. The best part of this solution, despite its inaccuracy is that its simple and does not require a series of events concerning the duchies.
2) Make Silesia an independant country in-game (starts out as vassal of Bohemia) with a "Silesian Dukes" as monarch (similar solution to several other FtG states). Neither Bohemia, nor Poland should start out with a core or claimcore on Silesia, but both could get one as a result of events and both should automatically get a claimcore if they own Silesia at any given moment before 1650 (for example through diploannex).
Because Silesia was not one country, yet it was a number of separate countries, most vassals of Bohemia but not owned by Bohemia as the current version of AGCEEP depicts."Should Silesia start out as a separate country?"
- They were not as you yourself stated - so why consider it?
so it would be a one-province minor vassal of Bohemia unable to make royal marriages and likely to either be annexed in one war or diploannexed by Bohemia
That part is pretty ahistorical, since of all the realms that fought against the hussites, the silesian duchies were probably the most unenthusiastic. I think ROM could be based out of Moravia and that would be a better solution, even if we keep Silesia as part of Bohemia.By the way, if you start this in 1419, you need to rearrange the hussite war sequence as ROM is based out of Silesia. Maybe Silesia should emerge afer the hussites have disappeared and BOH forms ( any easy way to get around the problem)