Can we have a more direct way to deal with seperatists?

[arctus]

So i can conquered parts of Borneo as Japan and this pops there are radical to the brink and there is no way i can bring them down. I also got this seperatist movement hanging around at 90 % for like 10 years. Yeah i mean, how about we send the army in and tell them they are now part of Japan? This feels just off, currently i have to watch this and cant do anything about it. Maybe make something like a garrison where i can station troops there but they keep quiet then.

 

[RaccoonCity]

Are you using the "Violent Suppression" decree?

 

[OnceSetCannotBeChanged]

Having the same problem during a Japan run. It’s just been a constant threat of revolution for 80 years - not fun. Never once has it popped off which is even more annoying.

 

[Pendables]

I don't think it's too bad how it works now. You have to either change your laws or release them as a subject.

 

[Ekyman]

I don't think it's too bad how it works now. You have to either change your laws or release them as a subject.

The problem is you don't have to do either, they just sit permanently at 90% while the game thinks your country is in crisis when it isn't.

They need to either realize that revolutions getting stuck at 80-90% is happening all the time and make that a more normal part of the game that interferes with stuff more appropriately or rebalance the weights so they don't get stuck in permanent almost revolution mode as often or give you alternative options to deal with it when they do.

Currently the game is designed in a way where a revolution being at 90% is treated as a big deal and imposes restrictions on what you can do, but also random separatist movements from a tiny portion of your country regularly get stuck at 90%. It's annoying and unimmersive and bad for gameplay. It's not a good sign when I often want these revolutions to hit 100% because then I'll be able to crush them and they won't be stuck at 90% anymore. The problem isn't "separatists are too hard to deal with" it's "the tools to deal with them simply don't exist so they just sit there, nonthreatening but nonsensically annoying."

 

[strattonthebard]

I think that using troops at a low level of mobilization to suppress revolutionary movements should be a thing, it would give the EIC's armies something to do that isn't getting involved in wars all over the world with 200,000 soldiers