Quote Originally Posted by Flavius Gonzo View Post
Oaty, I don't have the game in front of me so I can't confirm, but I'm pretty sure this is only the case AFTER a rebellion has occured, right?

So, for example, you enter a region capital, and the peasant happiness level is stuck at -22 or something ridiculous, even with your full stack garrisoned. Let's say if you exempt it, it drops to -15 or so, still high enough that you're going to have a rebellion on hand in 2 turns.

Won't you have at least one turn could collect taxes before your workers go on strike?
It is my understanding you collect taxes at the very beginning of your turn, unlike previous titles where you got your income right when you hit end turn.

My observations for this is when you get a port blockaded and at times my trade is the only reason I'm getting positive income. at the end of the turn my port was not blockaded but it was at the beginning which causes me not to see the profits that was forecasted on the previous turn.

You may get your taxes before the rebellion as I can't prove it but is my speculation the rebellion occurs then you get your taxes. So if it's going to be rebellious for 10 turns you might as well let it have an extra town wealth growth so you have a higher tax base later