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Seems like Aragon is now eligible to get the Iberian wedding too.
Code:
trigger = {
        NOT = { exists = SPA }
        OR = {
            AND = {
                tag = CAS
                NOT = { war_with = ARA }
                ARA = {
                    exists = yes
                    ai = yes
                    was_player = no
                    is_subject = no
                    is_neighbor_of = ROOT
                }
            }
            AND = {
                tag = ARA
                NOT = { war_with = CAS }
                ai = no
                CAS = {
                    exists = yes
                    ai = yes
                    was_player = no
                    is_subject = no
                    is_neighbor_of = ROOT
                }
            }
        }
        is_year = 1450
        NOT = { is_year = 1530 }
        is_subject = no
        num_of_cities = 10
        OR = {
            AND = {
                CAS = { is_female = yes }
                ARA = { is_female = no }
            }
            AND = {
                CAS = { is_female = no }
                ARA = { is_female = yes }
            }
            ARA = {
                ai = yes
                has_regency = yes
            }
            CAS = {
                ai = yes
                has_regency = yes
            }
        }
    }
So basically you have to be either Castille or Aragon, the other one has to be an AI and border you, the year has to be between 1450 and 1530 and you either have to have rulers of opposite genders or the AI nation has to be in a regency. Though the MTTH is ten times shorter when AI is not in a regency.

It's nice to see Paradox revisit these old and big events, like BI or IW. Brings a lot of fresh air into the game.

I'm not great at reading the code but does this now mean that the Iberian Wedding cannot happen if both Castile and Aragon are AI controlled?
 
I'm not great at reading the code but does this now mean that the Iberian Wedding cannot happen if both Castile and Aragon are AI controlled?
No, Castile has preference if they are both AI because it's above it in the code, but there's no line which states that the recipient of the event has to be player controlled or not AI.
 
As far as I am aware, no.
 
I know that this is really stupid, but I have to ask: where I can find the map mode what shows me which countries/provinces belong to HRE? I used to find it earlier, but not any more...
 
I know that this is really stupid, but I have to ask: where I can find the map mode what shows me which countries/provinces belong to HRE? I used to find it earlier, but not any more...
Pre-1.14, it's the one with the eagle icon.
Post-1.14, go to Political and pick it.
 
Is it accurate that if you hold a Core from one of your Subjects, then that core will never disappear even if it is not their culture? This has been my read of the tool-tip, but I've not actually verified it.
 
Pre-1.14, it's the one with the eagle icon.
Post-1.14, go to Political and pick it.

Thanks Sunspawn. I was there, I tought that "Imperial" it must be, but because it's now divided different colors, I didn't 'saw' it...
 
What would be two good idea groups for England (they are the first two by the way)?

I plan to colonise and fight in Europe.
Probably Influence and Defensive for first two. Take Defensive first, fill only the first two ideas for AT and morale (poor man's Elan), then Influence to reduce AE from conquering/forcing union on France. IMO, take the Gascon areas, release Toulouse and take Alencon+Poitou+Paris (should be enough to accept Francien), THEN PU. France will still be a powerful battering ram, but it won't be nearly as bad keeping the LD down. Then take whichever suits you for colonization.
 
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What would be two good idea groups for England (they are the first two by the way)?

I plan to colonise and fight in Europe.
My generic first pick would be Exploration then Expansion, but I have done Exploration+Administrative or Exploration+Quantity, depending on how fast I'm expanding and how my rulers stats fall.

Exploration first will get keep you in the colonization race against Portugal and Spain/Castile. Expansion second is great for getting ahead of the other colonizers. This combo is beautiful for dominating any colonization game.

The exploration group's third idea plus Diplo tech 7 gets you to the Caribbean, so you don't absolutely need Expansion until a third or fourth pick if you are focusing on Europe as well.

-No colonization and fast expansion in Europe? Admin+Influence are direct point discounts that pay back in the same monarch points it cost to buy the ideas (coring and diplo-annex discount ideas). Humanism, Religious and Diplo help with the effects of expansion too but are further down the list in my opinion. Others might have a different opinion.

-Influence can't be picked without making exploration the third pick, so the fact that you intend to colonize early rules this out as a choice.

-Quantity is helpful when I'm expanding fast though, which is why that is one of my chosen pairings.
 
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Exploration first is a bad move for non-Iberians/non-Norway, since you will not have the range without dip tech 7 anyway, which means either fighting Portugal for islands or waiting a lot of time with a useless group.
 
Is anyone else having this issues with coast raiding? Won't take the loot and won't gib me the monies

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Also on a somewhat unrelated note, I went Mzab -----> Tunis so my religion is Ibadi not Sunni, so I am able to raid Sunni coastal provinces as well...is this intended?

Thanks
 
just getting back into the game after two years, i've got all the expansions since. has Paradox finally put in an "upgrade navy/replace obsolete ships" feature? it is a serious pain in the arse to have to click a million times to queue up/disband obsolete ships.