Interesting. I'l play around with it tonight if I can.
I've skimmed the patch notes since 1.13 and I don't see anything that mentions forcing the HRE to be based in Europe.
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Interesting. I'l play around with it tonight if I can.
I've skimmed the patch notes since 1.13 and I don't see anything that mentions forcing the HRE to be based in Europe.
I didn't see anything in the patchnotes either. Maybe it depends on how you move your capital. I used the normal move capital button after I increased the development of Bermuda so that it had more than 50% of my development.
The only thing I can think of that could work is restarting the game as it forces the AI to recalculate their situation and perhaps then they'll decide to move.
About miltec 9vs8, I don't know how huge the difference is but it's definitely worth comparing your army quality in the ledger.
If Otto's moral is significantly higher than yours you should not try fighting them, as moral DMG is based on max moral, which means a moral 6 army deals more moral DMG to your moral 4 army, while you deal less to them.
With the possible exception of the Totemists, the AI are not good at reforming their religion. Assuming you're talking about Mexico/The Andes, better to just conquer that land outright.Oh right I just didn't get your answer.
Thanks a lot I am glad I can stay with my religion
Oh one more thing, what about my vassals?
When or how will they reform their religion? Are they even able to?
If not is there even any point in keeping them as vassals?
But how do they even do so? Independent nations have to have 5 subjects while staying below 50 doom. How is a subject nation supposed to do so?
Do they not require those? Can they outright reform their religion as soon as they border an European? Could they also if they border me (my vassals have no way to border anyone else but me)?
Edit: when ever I reformed my religion I kept 2 of 5 vassals, why did they not break free?
Wiki said that every subject breaks free. But in my case it didn't. What caused this?
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Nahuatl vassals can not pass reforms, because they can't get the required 5 subjects. But the requirements for Maya(20 provinces) or Inti(100 authority, 10 provinces) could be possible to fulfill for a vassal. And the animist or totemist natives just need to get all the native ideas. But I don't know if a vassal would ever press the button.
This is probably a bug. It has happened to other people as well.
I have helped Maya and Inti subjects into fulfilling the requirements and they seem to hit the button as soon as they can. Which does mean you might need to help them with rebels.
well after spending way to much time in a console game, I finaly came to the same conclusion:
Nahuatl subject nations can not reform their religon as they cannot get 5 vassals.
Knowing this I know what I must do, I will wait until I reformed my religon, then Ill release each vassal and full anexthem only to re-release them as vassal with my tech.
this is also the same result for me, I was emperor and could not be reelected, passing the erbkaisertum fixed that though.
I grabbed naples from aragon in a portugal play through. If I culture shift to italian, then form the Italian nation, accept its vastly superior national ideas, will I keep my Portuguese missions?
Waiting for the religious leagues to form - at 1564 already - but despite all of Germany being protestant only 2 electors have converted, and both are allied to the Emperor. Will they not start the protestant league while allied?
Considering beating up the Emperor to break those alliances, but then I might end up stuck with a truce when I'd rather stomp the league early while it's forming. Going for Lion of the North.
Considering beating up the Emperor to break those alliances, but then I might end up stuck with a truce when I'd rather stomp the league early while it's forming. Going for Lion of the North.
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Italy has no unique missions (for now, should change in 1.30), so if you have unique missions you should keep them.
The leagues have a mean time to form of something like 10 years, and once they form, any protestant can take leadership regardless of elector/HRE status. Since the conditions are met (at least one protestant elector) there's nothing to do but wait. As long as you have a good military score you should be able to join the league and attack immediately. I truce broke when I was going for Lion of the North to avoid it growing too much.
Why does the 'raid coast' of pirate republic, sometimes affect allies but other times not?
It's sort of annoying since I want to raid a target but not my ally, however, raiding the sea zone will raid them both and give me opinion malus for them.
How do I get around this?
It's sort of annoying since I want to raid a target but not my ally, however, raiding the sea zone will raid them both and give me opinion malus for them.
How do I get around this?
iirc it has to do with the opinion. When you have 100+ it won't raid your ally.
Starting as QQ in Arabia/Persia do I get access to Indian trade companies without moving my capital? What about African ones?
If I move it, where should I look; the Caucasus?
If I move it, where should I look; the Caucasus?
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With your capital in Asia, you can only get african TCs. Moving your capital won't be very easy. You have greece and Rûm as nearby formables to move your capital to europe.
Thanks. It doesn't seem to be as hard as you make out... Eastern Anatolia and the North Westt Caucasus (Georgia/imeretti) both look like they are in Europe.
You have to have more than 50% of your development in Europe to be able to move your capital here. So if you expand west, you can do it. Try to kill the Ottos, and you will have enough probably. You can then move your capital to Europe, then expand east to prepare to create Persia if you want.
Or as said above you can form Rum (after culture swap to Turkish) and then if you hold Constantinople it will become your capital by event (the same as for the Ottomans, except that the +11 Dev (4/4/3) is only done once (so if the Ottos took Constantinople, as they probably will do, it is not repeated when your capital is moved here)).
Ahh; I had missed the 50% requirement. Going to have to keep an eye for the Ottomans to be weak, then; they are very hard to touch right now (early 1500's).
so i just noticed that some of my neighbouring nations keep counterespionageing me (I can see that when hovering over my espionaging diplomat who has -50% modifier).
do they do that because they dont like me? or simply because they lack any other options for their diplomats.
will they stop when I have a better opinion with them?
do they do that because they dont like me? or simply because they lack any other options for their diplomats.
will they stop when I have a better opinion with them?