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Poil posted:They go away if you do some decent cultural genocide. Just spend the diplo points and you'll be rid of them forever. That is a way, but you'll probably want your home trade node to be the English Channel anyway, so may as well just move your capital IMO.
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Moving capitals didn't work =(
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Dirt Worshipper posted:Moving capitals didn't work =( You put it in the low countries area?
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The Dutch revolt thing might seem very bullshity but to be fair it's the only way that Holland can be created.
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Oct 9, 2016 23:01
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Based on what I've seen they usually do really poorly anyway since they end up alone against whatever country they're trying to break free from. Usually a big and powerful Austria with all of their allies.
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Oct 9, 2016 23:12
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Poil posted:Based on what I've seen they usually do really poorly anyway since they end up alone against whatever country they're trying to break free from. Usually a big and powerful Austria with all of their allies. I once supported the Dutch as Ottomans 
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Oct 9, 2016 23:35
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Poil posted:Based on what I've seen they usually do really poorly anyway since they end up alone against whatever country they're trying to break free from. Usually a big and powerful Austria with all of their allies. Yeah it's absurdly dumb that the independence events pits them alone vs all of their old overlords allies.
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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Poil posted:They go away if you do some decent cultural genocide. Just spend the diplo points and you'll be rid of them forever. Which is a bigger help, cultural or religious change usually (assuming both are different from the player country)?
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Poil posted:Based on what I've seen they usually do really poorly anyway since they end up alone against whatever country they're trying to break free from. Usually a big and powerful Austria with all of their allies. in my Russia game they managed an alliance of France Spain England and me so sometimes they can get some good backers 
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Oct 10, 2016 01:17
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The event is necessary, but it was spawning 41,000 men every couple months for 50 years
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The Dutch usually do pretty well in my experience. They don't get big but they almost always secure independence and have a few allies. One of the more successful rebel groups.
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Vegetable posted:The Dutch usually do pretty well in my experience. They don't get big but they almost always secure independence and have a few allies. One of the more successful rebel groups. It always makes me think of current times, and how rebels would be considered terrorists in this day and ago. Pretty, blonde, clog wearing terrorists.
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Oct 10, 2016 08:57
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gfanikf posted:Which is a bigger help, cultural or religious change usually (assuming both are different from the player country)?
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I'm kind of excited for this expansion pack so I've decided to watch Arumba play his review copy and Jesus Christ... I had seen some of his earlier stuff which didn't seem to bother me, but he's just been getting sidetracked so often, fixating on minor details and playing conservative to a fault. In three hours of play he's added all of one province to his country and terribly mismanaged his estates to the point where I would personally restart. He was different once, right?
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I used to watch a lot of Arumba's videos but yes, I think something did change, for whatever reason I just cannot watch his content any more. I mean those tendencies were always there but not to nearly the same extent.
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That sounds strange. I'm watching Marbozir play a West African coop game with some other guy called Kevin and while he is bumbling around he hasn't played in a long time. He did one game when estates were first introduced where he messed up (naturally) and got salty butthurt enough to not play the game since. It was good progress and cooperation in the first episode and kinda not as good progress in the second. Good fun though.
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Watch DDRJake because he works at paradox and is good at the game. He always does gimmick runs with interesting goals and difficult starts. Doesn't blame the game for things going wrong etc.
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Odobenidae posted:Doesn't blame the game for things going wrong etc.
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He blames the game plenty, he also blames himself plenty.
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If there's a bug he finds he'll usually brush it off and accept it, still nothing as bad as the other popular eu4 personalities.
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Odobenidae posted:If there's a bug he finds he'll usually
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In the current dev MP stream he mentions their games have an exploit rule of 'if you find one, you get to exploit it once' which with some of the crazier ones is probably a great way to make sure that gets fixed.
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There's also kind of an unspoken law as well. If you want to be sure it gets fixed you use it targeted at Johan.
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In Marbozir's and Kailvin's coop game with the new expansion Kailvin tried debasing his currency and later did the math on how smart it was. Turns out it was basically a loan at 40% interest with the added bonus of also paying monarch points for it until it's repaid. 
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Oct 10, 2016 15:03
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It depends on various things, for instance when I debased currency in the Office MP it was actually almost as cheap for me because of the modifiers on the corruption gain. So I took that over getting inflation + pay monthly interest.
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Full 1.18 patchnotes are up, https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/patch-1-18-full-patchnotes.973237/ Including the best change for carpet sieges - Pressing "v" will now deselect the first unit in the list when multiple units are selected.
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Groogy posted:It depends on various things, for instance when I debased currency in the Office MP it was actually almost as cheap for me because of the modifiers on the corruption gain. So I took that over getting inflation + pay monthly interest.
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Tendronai posted:Full 1.18 patchnotes are up, https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/patch-1-18-full-patchnotes.973237/ Paradox posted:Heir Chance modifier no longer affects the life expectancy of your Heir. What? So, until now, the higher your heir chance, the longer they'll live?
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Poil posted:You weren't in West Africa and just a few decades into the game I assume. Of course not.
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Shroud posted:What? So, until now, the higher your heir chance, the longer they'll live? or, possibly, the reverse
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Patchnotes posted:- Overhauled Lucky Nation bonuses. Do we know how exactly?
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another CK2 dev diary about the EU4 converter: https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/ck2-dev-diary-27-continued-converter-capabilities.973243/ quote:As I mentioned in the replies last week, Immortal rulers from CK2 now get the Immortal Ruler Personality in EU4 and will not die of old age. You can also pick “Immortal” in the EU4 Nation Designer, although it is rather expensive. Rulers cannot become Immortal during gameplay in EU4 though.  e: also these:  hope those get added to the nation designer too Koramei fucked around with this message at 17:23 on Oct 10, 2016 |
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Time for a Wallachia game I guess 
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New Achievement: Play from 1444 to 1821 with an immortal 0/0/0 ruler.
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VerdantSquire posted:New Achievement: Play from 1444 to 1821 with an immortal 0/0/0 ruler.
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Poil posted:The pain. But he might turn out to be a decent general since they have a one pip minimum I believe.
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How can I see what another country's provinces of interest are? e: Stuck in a war against Bohemia. I promised my buddy PLC some land for helping me out. But it doesn't want any of the land I've offered it, and there has to be an easier way to find out what they want than to save, transfer every province under occupation to them, find out what province(s) they want, and reload. e2: I did the save/reload thing, and it turns out the PLC won't take anything because any province will put them over 100% overextension. So I guess I leave the war on until Poland has cored the other things its eating (Ottomans), since I don't want to eat -20 trust with the most powerful country in Europe. Anyway, would still like to know how to see what other countries' provinces of interest are. vvvvvThanks! The key is going to the third tab and looking at the map, I was expecting there to be a written list on the third tab like there is for my own country. The Papal State thanks you! The Little Kielbasa fucked around with this message at 21:31 on Oct 10, 2016 |
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Right click on the country in question and it should be the third tab over the diplomacy menu.
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Been waiting for months for this to drop to start a new game - going to have another crack at a HRE minor. I've started 3 or 4 games as different minors but can never get past 1500 before getting completely stomped.
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