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Fair enough ^^
Won't razing Franconia and Bohemia and then leaving cause massive loyalist revolts though?
I assumed you will be taking Aragon, and in that case you can take Provance without increasing your border. Or are you perhaps afraid of naval attacks? Or do you want to use the river?
Won't razing Franconia and Bohemia and then leaving cause massive loyalist revolts though?
I assumed you will be taking Aragon, and in that case you can take Provance without increasing your border. Or are you perhaps afraid of naval attacks? Or do you want to use the river?
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Originally posted by Glenn
I will be burning every French bakery and restaurant in Europe until they submit.
Hit hard particularly the patisseries - this may even cause a civil war.Originally posted by Glenn
I will be burning every French bakery and restaurant in Europe until they submit.
Originally Posted by Glenn:
Edit: The Frenchman razes my gains everytime he retakes Aquitaine and causes 4 more buildings to be lost. He has enough florins anyway! I will exploit him for the sake of victory - I simply musn't lose!
That's auto razing. When a province is taken, some buildings are destroyed or downgraded automatically. Manual razing is where you go in and use the destroy button to demolish buildings for florins. The AI cannot do this, nor can it disband units, hire mercenaries or dismount cavalry among other things.Edit: The Frenchman razes my gains everytime he retakes Aquitaine and causes 4 more buildings to be lost. He has enough florins anyway! I will exploit him for the sake of victory - I simply musn't lose!
Originally Posted by Glenn:
-- Can such a large loyalist uprising really occur if no troops are in the province?
Well I thought loyalist revolts, i.e. the previous owner of the province rebelling against you, usually involves about 4 or 5 units? Though now you come to mention it, the infamous single ballista revolts spring to mind (there are a few funny stories around this forum regarding that). I've certainly seen loyalist revolts where several units are involved, even where the province is empty. If you mean peasant revolts or bandits, those are usually always 1 or 2 units in an abandoned/empty province.-- Can such a large loyalist uprising really occur if no troops are in the province?
Who's that in Saxony, Glenn?
The Bohemians? Are you allied with them?
The Bohemians? Are you allied with them?
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Luck? I would be absolutely FURIOUS to see 8000 men to appear next to my border :P Not to mention you can't sack/conquer Provence now.
Judging by the map, Almohads seem to be pretty strong (esp. navally). Do you expect to have difficulty with them?
Judging by the map, Almohads seem to be pretty strong (esp. navally). Do you expect to have difficulty with them?
XL Serbia does the usual tour-de-force 
Well done Glenn, i would crush the Italians too and get the western-central German provinces also, but that's just me. Going after the Iberians is just as good.
Paint it allblack err.. i mean red.
Well done Glenn, i would crush the Italians too and get the western-central German provinces also, but that's just me. Going after the Iberians is just as good.
Paint it all
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