Eu4 Unjustified Demands (2024)

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Eu4 Unjustified Demands? ›

unjustified demands are everything that are not in the stated war goal. Eg: War goal : reconquest of Calais. You take Calais AND another Province, the second one will cost you Diplo Points. The bonus reduces this cost.

An automatic casus belli is given when certain conditions between the attacker and the defender are met. These last as long as the condition is still satisfied. The "advanced casus belli" are Imperialism and Nationalism and are gained at diplomatic technology 23.

Most of the game is just setting up for later in the game, when Administrative Efficiency kicks in. All you need is a decent powerbase, you can easily conquer about 80% of the world in the last hundred or so years.

Maneuver - determines the speed of the army on the map, the pace at which losses are replenished and the flanking range of units in the battle. Each point decreases attrition by 1% and, in the case of admirals, it increases trade power that they generate from protection of trade routes.

Ask allies for money in exchange for favors. Ask the burghers for money. Stop having more colonies than you have colonists. Use your light ships to protect trade and mothball the rest.

Often cited as a classic example of a challenging nation in Europa Universalis 4 gameplay, Karabakh begins as a vassal of Qara Qoyunlu. Should players want any hope of expanding into its neighboring regions, Karabakh should secure support for its independence or risk being diplomatically annexed.

casus belli, a Latin term describing a situation said to justify a state in initiating war. The United Nations charter provides that warlike measures are permissible only if authorized by the Security Council or the general assembly or if necessary for "individual or collective self-defense" against "armed attack."

The benefits to the military victor of choosing vassalization instead of annexation are: No Overextension penalty or separatist unrest (usually +15, decaying by only 0.5 per year). Using diplomatic points instead of administrative points to annex vassalized provinces.

A player can use the Starting Date controls to change their game's start date to any they wish during the entire game period, from 11 November 1444 to 1 January 1821.

It is a strategy game where players can control a nation from the Late Middle Ages following the Battle of Varna (1444), the final crusade, to the Napoleonic era with the timeline finishing on 2 January 1821 to coincide with the death of Napoleon on 5 May 1821.

What is the hardest maneuver? ›

Some of the trickiest manoeuvres include the following: Parallel Parking. Three Point Turn.

You need to vassalize a country (by force, or peacefully). Then they need to be your vassals for years. Then you need to get their opinion of you very high and select the "integrate into our country" diplomatic option. Then you need to wait more years.

Humiliate Rival allows you to use the Show Strength War-concession option, which gives you +100 of each MP, +35 PP (also counts as a humilate for PP growth), and a lot of prestige. And you can potentially do up to 3 of them each 15 years, which can functionally pay for around half of your tech costs every tech level.

For the A.I the ottoman empire is the strongest nation in the game and the hardest to deal with for other A.I nations.

TradeEdit. ducats. Careful management of trade can make it the most powerful source of income by far, which makes control of trade-important provinces instrumental for a long-term increase of a nation's economical power.

Maximum effect of absolutism

Usually the effects of Absolutism reach their cap at 100 Absolutism. However, a nation that has an increase to their "Maximum effect of absolutism" can profit even from Absolutism over 100.

If you send a spy to a capital city, you can fabricate claims on their country. If the spy is successful, you gain a casus belli on that country for a year. If you have a royal marriage, you can try to claim their throne.

Through diplomacy: a suzerain can choose to release its vassal for a cost of -25 prestige and -200 vassal's opinion modifier. However, if the vassal has over 50% liberty desire, the relation penalty won't happen.

add_cb – Gives you a casus belli. Needs the casus belli type, as well as the target country tag. Types include 'cb_restore_personal_union' and 'cb_vassalize_mission'