Evie
Pronounced like Eevee
He did it a little early in my game XDé
How is your EU3 Game going?
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...Gack.
I don't like it when my game suddenly start pretending it's EU2
(I'm Burgundy)
I believe the phrase is "Bite the pillow I'm going in dry".
I believe the phrase is "Bite the pillow I'm going in dry".
Well, I've never heard that phrase before.
Evie
Pronounced like Eevee
I've decided on a policy of "If you can't beat them, join them".
Besides which, Burgundy being allied with Bohemia and Austro-Hungary feels...oddly appropriate in the situation.
Besides which, Burgundy being allied with Bohemia and Austro-Hungary feels...oddly appropriate in the situation.
It's indubitably American
No, dry refers to lack of lube..
Sounds like a good plan.
Evie
Pronounced like Eevee
After accidentally posting this over in the Magna Mundi thread...
For those curious, this is my contribution of the day to Europa Universalis knowledge.
INT(((Base tax/2) + Manpower Value)*Event Modifier) = Rebel size in regiments.
If Rebel size > (Max Manpower/1000), then rebel size = Max Manpower/1000 instead.
Where base tax is the base tax value obtained by hovering over your province.
Where Manpower value is the manpower = X value in the province's history file, visible in game as a percentage bonus to garrison reinforcement rate.
Where Event modifier is the value given in the code creating the rebel, eg "national_rebels = 2" in an event would be 2.
And where Max Manpower is your max manpower value. You know, what your pool would look like if it was full.
For those curious, this is my contribution of the day to Europa Universalis knowledge.
INT(((Base tax/2) + Manpower Value)*Event Modifier) = Rebel size in regiments.
If Rebel size > (Max Manpower/1000), then rebel size = Max Manpower/1000 instead.
Where base tax is the base tax value obtained by hovering over your province.
Where Manpower value is the manpower = X value in the province's history file, visible in game as a percentage bonus to garrison reinforcement rate.
Where Event modifier is the value given in the code creating the rebel, eg "national_rebels = 2" in an event would be 2.
And where Max Manpower is your max manpower value. You know, what your pool would look like if it was full.
mechaerik
Tuturuu!
6th of August
3rd of August
Spoiler :
3rd of August
Spoiler :
I'm guessing we've all migrated over to CKII if we're only hearing about the patch update two weeks later.
Oh, and btw, EU IV has been announced.
Bowsling
Deity
This patch is making me sick right now... we need new content, not little tweaks that very few people will notice! 
uat2d
ಠ_ಠ
This patch is making me sick right now... we need new content, not little tweaks that very few people will notice!
Forget new content, they aren't even going to bother patching Japan now, it's full steam till EU4's release. And expect it to have a lot of bugs just like EU3. Hopefully they'll then tweak it and not get bogged down on adding new content.
Well, if they can manage to make EU4 heavily multithreaded (4 threads most of the time) they can get away with a lot more stuff
TheLastOne36
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An update on my game. The year is 1692 and my vassal Moldova has formed the Romanian Nation.
I'd add Bohemia to the commonwealth but they are in personal union with Muscovy and I don't like that. Now I have taken Bulgaria and Hungary though, I could try fighting Muscovy, but I'll wait and see if Austria-Hungary takes more provinces from them.
On Austria-Hungary and Hungary both existing, I've been pretending that the Austrian king claims the title of Hungary and all I've done is put a pretender on the throne.
Here is the diplo view:
Spoiler :
I'd add Bohemia to the commonwealth but they are in personal union with Muscovy and I don't like that. Now I have taken Bulgaria and Hungary though, I could try fighting Muscovy, but I'll wait and see if Austria-Hungary takes more provinces from them.
On Austria-Hungary and Hungary both existing, I've been pretending that the Austrian king claims the title of Hungary and all I've done is put a pretender on the throne.
Here is the diplo view:
Spoiler :
Spoiler :
MoreEpicThanYou
The most Epic.
Is there a list of formable nations in the MPM?
Civ'ed
I ain't gotta explain a thing
is that the Netherlands virtually controlling all of mexico?
TheLastOne36
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Yah, Netherlands colonized all of Mexico. Portugal colonized the original 13 coloniez, whilst Britain colonized Canada but Portugal annexed Canada from Britain, and now it seems that England annexed the southern American colonies from Portugal. France arrived late on the colonizing scene and therefore focused on Africa. Sweden has created the Swedish East India Trading Company. 
MPM doesn't change much in the colonization game yet. I'd like to change that myself at some point, but my focus right now is creating a new map for Asia.
There is no list anywhere, but there are more formable nations here and there definitely. Any list would be meaningless though as formables in places like Germany are being reworked, so will the Commonwealth(I'd rather portray it as a government than as a tag, but I haven't gotten to doing that yet.). Any area or one in particular you are interested in?
MPM doesn't change much in the colonization game yet. I'd like to change that myself at some point, but my focus right now is creating a new map for Asia.
There is no list anywhere, but there are more formable nations here and there definitely. Any list would be meaningless though as formables in places like Germany are being reworked, so will the Commonwealth(I'd rather portray it as a government than as a tag, but I haven't gotten to doing that yet.). Any area or one in particular you are interested in?
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I also like that you have both the Two Sicilies and Sicily. Once one of them conquers the other, they ought to form the Three Sicilies!
Robert Can't
Éponine
Sicily, Two Sicilies, The Three Sicilies... Just wait soo It'll be the Serene and Glorious Kingdom of the One Thousand and Four Sicilies.
madviking
north american scum
That's why it's more proper to refer to the Kingdom of Sicily as the Kingdom of Trinacria.
How very Greek of you.
