Adam Breit said:
Nonono, I didn't do that one because you wanted one, just like that, not getting it from France ...
ehm, actually, no, it would be a transfer of a French core to Flandern..
(I MAY not have said that 100% clear, though)
Tonioz said:
some notes:
1. i wonder why you guys are mixing cores and owning. It is two separate things in EU2. I remembed rules told about ceding/selling cores and there were nothing that it should be done with own province only.[1] Venice didn`t cede province, it ceded core only, and that is normal. Besides it looks quite silly for me, that we are seriously discussing rights of AI
[2]. Perhaps if there was separate state Mantua, we would seriously discuss if Mantua would agree on transferring of cores of Venice ? Taking this logic, why we forgot about Bosnia and Istria core ? Or the discussion is up for PR purposes only because of our direct interest to this region ?[3]
It is interesting to know that Venice can`t take out own cores and manage own rights. What rights do Genoa and Bosnia have to veto Venice`s deals, that doesn`t effect on Genoa or Bosnia states at all[4] ? It is stupid subject of discussion imho. In fact Venice offered whole this deal with vassals/cores vs island and i agreed on it, nothing more.
@[1]: no, and that is EXACTLY what we (I) want in.
it is an exploit/exploitish, and we are discussing it much like we were discussing the vasal rule; to IMPROVE it.
@[2]: well, perhaps that is because 1) it could (and does?) affect cores on our countries too 2) we have an interest in these AI countries?
@[3]: what purpose does it serve to constantly name them all, when the discussion can be held for one?
@[4]: I cannot check now, but IIRC, when FRA
takes over Provence's claims that either triggers a response event, OR directly decreases relations with SPA. While Spain does NOT (necessarily) even have the provinces affected.
Therefore, I propose that, if a Core is TRADED (or claimed) All parties affected[leaves open the definition of affected, ofcourse] should have a say in how to respond. And because the AI is rather weak in acting to these sort of events (and in general, but thats a different point) and it is VERY easy to exploit the AI as is, we shouldn't make it easier. Ie. a deal should not be possible if the AI is affected.
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rule change proposal:
Cores can be demanded/negotiated in a treaty.
These claims should "trigger" a response from all countries affected, they can either 1) oppose the claim [getting TCB {on the receiver and the giver} and/or PCB] 2) Ignore the claim [nothing happens] or 3) accept the claim [ceding the land if they have it, lose their core, that sort of thing] {see French claims in Italy, Chambers of Reunion for an idea, I guess}
"affected countries" proposed definition:
- countries that have a core on the province(s).
- countries that own the province(s).
- countries that have the culture.
and (perhaps) a lesser response for countries allied to the claimant or the affected countries.
Additional (minor) rule: CB's on provinces owned by the AI cannot be traded {
AI is easy enough to beat already, no need to make it even easier}
Or for a simple (yet reasonably effective) rule:
cores can ONLY be traded for provinces owned by one of the trading parties.
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Let us assume a situation where:
country A has 10 provinces, cores on those provinces.
Country B has one province, and cores on this province and all of country A's.
Country C has 20 provinces, and cores on her own provinces.
at this point, country A is perfectly ok with country B having cores on her land- she can't do anything with them anyway.
With the current rules, between sessions, country A could suddenly be faced with country C claiming all of her land- WITHOUT EVEN KNOWING until country C jumps in to take them.