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SeaTard posted:You can actually just delete the entire line from the save. And make sure you're editing the actual province, and not the history for the province. And you apparently have to restart the whole game, not just reload the save. But yeah, that worked
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Beamed posted:As far as I'm aware lots of royal marriages increase the likelihood you spawn an heir, but to be honest I have absolutely nothing to corroborate this. Not true. Howevere, in eu4 it actually does.
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That's awesome. One of the most frustrating things about EU3 was the inexplicable sterility of all my rulers. Have a son? O.K., no more sex until he dies.
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Nevets posted:That's awesome. One of the most frustrating things about EU3 was the inexplicable sterility of all my rulers. Have a son? O.K., no more sex until he dies. Isn't that marriage?
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Nevets posted:That's awesome. One of the most frustrating things about EU3 was the inexplicable sterility of all my rulers. Have a son? O.K., no more sex until he dies.
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You turn your back on France for one measly decade... Yeah, a France with 100,000 men and almost all it's natural landmass went to war with about 10 alliance chains at once, from Portugal to Finland, to the Golden Horde, to Ethiopia. I have never seen such a fast collapse, I didn't even intervene until like the 8th year when I grabbed the Calais area.
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I need some March of the Eagles save editing help. I can't find the thing I have to edit to remove satellite status. What am I looking for?
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A Tartan Tory posted:You turn your back on France for one measly decade... I've been playing around with a broken up France in 1399, and that's not too far from what I'm currently trying out: 
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Mar 6, 2013 04:20
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Minor Darkest Hour question, mostly for Kaiserreich: Is Anti-Tank Artillery worth researching? Hard Attack bonuses are difficult to come by, but a -2 penalty to Soft Attack sounds like too high a price to pay.
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So, what's the best EU3 mod these days?
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Kavak posted:Minor Darkest Hour question, mostly for Kaiserreich: Is Anti-Tank Artillery worth researching? Hard Attack bonuses are difficult to come by, but a -2 penalty to Soft Attack sounds like too high a price to pay.
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What determines whether a country can access your territory in EU3? I cleaved Austria in twain to weaken them but that doesn't mean anything if they're going to walk over my Salzburg when they need to. We don't even have agreements in place or anything.
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Vegetable posted:What determines whether a country can access your territory in EU3? I cleaved Austria in twain to weaken them but that doesn't mean anything if they're going to walk over my Salzburg when they need to. We don't even have agreements in place or anything. Is Autria the HRE Emperor and are you a member state? If so, then they get military access with all other member states while at war.
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Dr. Video Games 0031 posted:Is Autria the HRE Emperor and are you a member state? If so, then they get military access with all other member states while at war.
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They may get some sort of military access on you during the truce, but I'm not completely sure on the rules.
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Vegetable posted:They're the emperor but I'm not in the HRE. Those provinces of mine they're crossing are part of the HRE though. If I remember correctly, the emperor gets military access to all HRE provinces during wars, regardless if the country owning the province is actually part of the HRE. This feature has caused me quite few suprises.
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Ok so I'm just starting V2. I understand the majority of the principles and terms in the game. However, for my first crack at it, I've chosen Honduras (mainly because they're small, civilized and under developed). Now I'm just basically balancing my daily income then hitting the fast forward until I can make a factory. Is that the right way to go about it? I can't change much elsewhere and all they seem to make is fruit, fruit and more fruit (and a tiny bit of lumber).
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finsktalande posted:If I remember correctly, the emperor gets military access to all HRE provinces during wars, regardless if the country owning the province is actually part of the HRE. This feature has caused me quite few suprises.
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Vicky2/AHD question, as Brazil how can I conquer Guyanna from the UK? I can beat back their troops (because the AI really is dumb when it comes to attrition) but the warscore required to ask for that one state is so high I'd have to occupy half the world. It's 1907 and the UK has not lost a single war all game, is this always the case or was I just unlucky with getting a World Police UK (it might be historical but I want fun gameplay)? How much would they be weakened if I abused the console to win a war in which I force them to release some countries like Canada? I was thinking of just having them release Australia and Canada at the start of my next game.
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Freelancepolice posted:Ok so I'm just starting V2. I understand the majority of the principles and terms in the game. However, for my first crack at it, I've chosen Honduras (mainly because they're small, civilized and under developed). Now I'm just basically balancing my daily income then hitting the fast forward until I can make a factory. Is that the right way to go about it? I can't change much elsewhere and all they seem to make is fruit, fruit and more fruit (and a tiny bit of lumber).
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Freelancepolice posted:Ok so I'm just starting V2. I understand the majority of the principles and terms in the game. However, for my first crack at it, I've chosen Honduras (mainly because they're small, civilized and under developed). Now I'm just basically balancing my daily income then hitting the fast forward until I can make a factory. Is that the right way to go about it? I can't change much elsewhere and all they seem to make is fruit, fruit and more fruit (and a tiny bit of lumber).
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With MiscMods I'm noticing that my Counting House in Great Karoo keeps disappearing. I've built it about five times now. No occupation, no blockade, no nothing. It's a somewhat amusing bug. Also this is the first time I'm seeing "Impossible" for diplo-annexation. I have 26 infamy and 99 prestige, but I doubt either is the issue since I've diplo-annexed with these conditions a few times already.
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A Tartan Tory posted:You turn your back on France for one measly decade... Ok, it's taken about 50 years, but France has been reconstituted by the Administrative Republic of Orleans, allied with Switzerland who owns all the Burgundy/Provence area.  This is why I play with Aggressive AI, it makes things more interesting.
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Baruch Obamawitz posted:So, what's the best EU3 mod these days? Miscmods or EU3+ are the two that you'll hear a lot about, both are good in their own way. Miscmods is mostly vanilla, with a bit of cleanup. EU3+ changes a huge number of things about the game, like a non-lovely Magna Mundi. (Wiz will probably yell at me for comparing them)
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MM the mod was actually pretty good, though, doubly so if you removed the pirates and Framed! (i.e. the taint of Ubik)
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I still play Death & Taxes occasionally. It's basically a gameplay mod at this point, with the most important changes in the national ideas and the sliders. Silly alt-history sometimes, but who cares.
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RabidWeasel posted:MM the mod was actually pretty good, though, doubly so if you removed the pirates and Framed! (i.e. the taint of Ubik) And those god-awful country ruining events if you dared to move a slider past 2/-2
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Beamed posted:And those god-awful country ruining events if you dared to move a slider past 2/-2 They weren't too bad because you also got good events sometimes and the bad events could occasionally let you get beneficial slider movements. You just had to get used to rarely being at 3 stability.
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RabidWeasel posted:MM the mod RabidWeasel posted:They weren't too bad because you also got good events sometimes and the bad events could occasionally let you get beneficial slider movements. You just had to get used to rarely being at 3 stability.
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RabidWeasel posted:They weren't too bad because you also got good events sometimes and the bad events could occasionally let you get beneficial slider movements. You just had to get used to rarely being at 3 stability. That's probably true, I just remember that when I brought it up with Ubik, he said the idea of allowing more choices in a game conflicted with the philosophy of Magna Mundi. Which I suppose was a perfectly ubikitious statement. 
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Vivian Darkbloom posted:I still play Death & Taxes occasionally. It's basically a gameplay mod at this point, with the most important changes in the national ideas and the sliders. Silly alt-history sometimes, but who cares. I like Death & Taxes for the extra missions for the larger nations and the larger importance put on sliders and National Ideas, along with a few other changes and the extended timeline (Golden Bull of 1356 to end of WW1 in 1918)
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I haven't tried Death & Taxes, I suppose I should. I tend to automatically assume that any of the huge mega mods are buggy messes filled with inexplicable weirdness and questionable 'rebalances' that run like molasses because they added 5000 tags for minor irrelevant nations.
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MC2552John posted:I like Death & Taxes for the extra missions for the larger nations and the larger importance put on sliders and National Ideas, along with a few other changes and the extended timeline (Golden Bull of 1356 to end of WW1 in 1918) I just started a multiplayer game of D&T with a couple of people, and it's basically like playing god-mode after playing several MP games of EU3Plus immediately before it. It is fun for a change, though we had to end up changing the map overlay and ocean textures so that the zoomed out map didn't look like a butt. Fintilgin posted:I haven't tried Death & Taxes, I suppose I should. I tend to automatically assume that any of the huge mega mods are buggy messes filled with inexplicable weirdness and questionable 'rebalances' that run like molasses because they added 5000 tags for minor irrelevant nations.
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Kersch posted:I just started a multiplayer game of D&T with a couple of people, and it's basically like playing god-mode after playing several MP games of EU3Plus immediately before it. It is fun for a change, though we had to end up changing the map overlay and ocean textures so that the zoomed out map didn't look like a butt. Yeah while I do like the challenge of EUIII+, I also sometimes just want to watch my Breton blob to take over all of France, and D&T kinda feels like that... in a good way  .
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MC2552John posted:I like Death & Taxes for the extra missions for the larger nations and the larger importance put on sliders and National Ideas, along with a few other changes and the extended timeline (Golden Bull of 1356 to end of WW1 in 1918) Man, and here I thought it was silly extending it to 1865. How are the rules of EU3 supposed to function in the 19th and 20th centuries?
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Vivian Darkbloom posted:Man, and here I thought it was silly extending it to 1865. How are the rules of EU3 supposed to function in the 19th and 20th centuries? Who gives a poo poo when you own the entire world by 1800? 
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Are there any V2 mods that convincingly extend the timeline into the late 20th century? You could keep technology constantly upgrading and interesting through inventions that trigger after certain dates, and I think you could convincingly model things like post-colonialism through those epoch decisions like New Ideology. Plus it's not like APD doesn't already add new goods and parties and such. I think the only real limitations would be some POP slowdown and planes not being able to travel over water.
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I'm trying out the Dark Continent scenario in MiscMods as a nomadic tribe in North America. My next mission is to colonise a neighbouring empty province but the game tells me tribes can't colonise. Is this a bug? I know I can modernise but that's about a few hundred years later.
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Did you just start the game? miscmods Dark Continent has IIRC set-up events that improve the situation of tribals that fire up a bit after starting.
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It gave me "National Enlightenment", a major tech boost, for a couple of years but it didn't last very long. My current techs hover around 4, still hundreds of years from modernising.
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