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Tlemcen has unconditionally surrendered to you. Separate peace them and the call for peace will go away.
While that is what the game says has happened, the war screen clearly shows that Tlemcen can't sign a separate peace, presumably because they are a vassal of Castille. This looks broken to me, much like how you can get call for peace when you are not the warleader and you'd love the AI to take the victory you've won for it.
 
Condottieri always have full maintenance. Even if the country does not raise their maintenance, the rented army will be fully paid with full morale.
Can you give a screenshot? I think I've seen in one of the battles enemy's Condottieri regiment having Morale statistics something like 5.10/3.99, which would imply that they don't have the maximum morale at 100%, only current morale.
 
Tlemcen has unconditionally surrendered to you. Separate peace them and the call for peace will go away.
Tlemcen is a subject and therefore can't be separate peaced as u can see here
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Poland into Prussia: do you get rid of those awful Elective monarchy events?

yes (as you get the Prussian Monarchy government)
 
If I have a vassal which has accepted a culture I haven't, and I sent a Missionary to convert a province of that culture in that vassal, does the -2% missionary strength penalty apply? What if I've accepted it but the vassal hasn't?
 
If I have a vassal which has accepted a culture I haven't, and I sent a Missionary to convert a province of that culture in that vassal, does the -2% missionary strength penalty apply? What if I've accepted it but the vassal hasn't?
If it's the vassal's land, then it checks to see if the vassal has accepted that culture, not whether you have. This is usually a net benefit because it means you can make vassals of the appropriate culture group and feed them the land to convert - note that same culture group has no missionary penalty even when it isn't fully accepted.
 
Since a culture can have only one tag as primary, does that mean that after you Form a nation you start losing unowned cores with your primary culture that you wouldn't otherwise have lost due to being the primary tag for that culture?
 
You keep the cores, but depending if you stay in your culture group or not, the time of when the core dissappear change. The same culture group = 150 years, not = 50 years
Yes, but I start losing them (in 150 years subject to Administrative Efficiency), which I wouldn't have before Formation. Right?
 
Can someone explain to me why AE is so damn high in Southeast Asia?

Here the situation: I'm Khmer (Theravada), warring Malacca (Sunni) for a claim on Johor. Johor has 14 development, but gave me like 40 base AE. We are both tributaries of Ming.

I see nothing on the wiki expalaining that ludicrous amount.
 
Through a RM and their ruler dying I had my Dynasty on the throne of Palatinate.
Several years later, I wanted to check when their current ruler dies, so I could possibly inherit,
all of the sudden they have the dynasty Von Wittelsbach on their throne.
How did that happen?
(RM with others, then ruler dying again?)
 
Through a RM and their ruler dying I had my Dynasty on the throne of Palatinate.
Several years later, I wanted to check when their current ruler dies, so I could possibly inherit,
all of the sudden they have the dynasty Von Wittelsbach on their throne.
How did that happen?
(RM with others, then ruler dying again?)

That's one possibility. It's also possible that when their ruler died you had a consort-regent that was a Wittelsbach or that there was some sort of event or rebellion that changed the ruler.
 
The "Crush the Revolution" CB gives the Revolution target +50 war enthusiasm. Does this ever go away, or do I have to accept not getting all the war score I wanted?
If you 100% them it doesn't matter what their enthusiasm is; if the war drags on long enough then the length of war modifier will eventually overpower it.
It's also possible it's conditioned on War Score - I know that the coalition modifier to war enthusiasm disappears when you reach over 50 WS, it's possible that the revolutionary one does too (though equally, it might not).
 
Can someone explain to me why AE is so damn high in Southeast Asia?

Here the situation: I'm Khmer (Theravada), warring Malacca (Sunni) for a claim on Johor. Johor has 14 development, but gave me like 40 base AE. We are both tributaries of Ming.

I see nothing on the wiki expalaining that ludicrous amount.


Same culture gives more AE

Same religion give more AE.

Taking provinces from non-co-belligerent participants in the war gives double AE.
 
Can someone explain to me why AE is so damn high in Southeast Asia?

Here the situation: I'm Khmer (Theravada), warring Malacca (Sunni) for a claim on Johor. Johor has 14 development, but gave me like 40 base AE. We are both tributaries of Ming.

I see nothing on the wiki expalaining that ludicrous amount.
40 sounds really high for a 14 dev. When checking did you only select that province? Have you low prestige? Have you other modifiers that increase it?