Europa Universalis IV announced

[garbon]

OHGamer is now working on a map for MEIOU and Taxes that he plans to release in 18 months. In his first screenshot, Alaska has about 40 provinces.

[Eddie Teach]

Seems excessive.

[Maladict]

OHGamer is now working on a map for MEIOU and Taxes that he plans to release in 18 months. In his first screenshot, Alaska has about 40 provinces.

I thought that was a joke. It's not

[Ancient Demon]

OHGamer is now working on a map for MEIOU and Taxes that he plans to release in 18 months. In his first screenshot, Alaska has about 40 provinces.

I thought that was a joke. It's not

Link?

[Liep]

The only good thing about that post is that another person thinks they'll make Vicky 3. 

AD: https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/submod-clio-universalis-i-eu4-meiou.891462/

[Solmyr]

Ok, question- I'm playing as Italy(Milan) and declared war on Aragon. Naples gave me military access. I marched my men down to besiege Sicily but they're just sitting around, not taking the provinces and I've got that stranded armies message you always get after a war when your armies are on foreign ground. However, I'm still at war with Aragon. Is this a bug or is it something silly like I have to keep my ships in the strait at all times? 

Usually when your armies have that "stranded" status, you have to move them to one of your own provinces before they can be used again.

[garbon]

Ok, question- I'm playing as Italy(Milan) and declared war on Aragon. Naples gave me military access. I marched my men down to besiege Sicily but they're just sitting around, not taking the provinces and I've got that stranded armies message you always get after a war when your armies are on foreign ground. However, I'm still at war with Aragon. Is this a bug or is it something silly like I have to keep my ships in the strait at all times? 

Usually when your armies have that "stranded" status, you have to move them to one of your own provinces before they can be used again.

Though I've generally found it works even if they go to lands where you just have access. I had forgotten to ask France for military access when I asked them for fleet basing. My fleet deposited troops who got the stranded status. I then got mil access and when I loaded and then unloaded my troops, all was good.

[Zanza]

OHGamer is now working on a map for MEIOU and Taxes that he plans to release in 18 months. In his first screenshot, Alaska has about 40 provinces.

[garbon]

So I'm playing as Prussia and in 1785 (several years after a failed French revolution), the Emperor of France died leaving me as the leading partner in a union over the French nation. Spain has challenged me for France.  Without sending any troops, I've already 25% warscore as France obliterates Spain.

[Jaron]

So I'm playing as Prussia and in 1785 (several years after a failed French revolution), the Emperor of France died leaving me as the leading partner in a union over the French nation. Spain has challenged me for France.  Without sending any troops, I've already 25% warscore as France obliterates Spain.

[Eddie Teach]

I take it you guys have never played Poland. Pretty fun watching Lithuania go crazy on whoever you're at war with.

[garbon]

Patch notes are apparently 18 pages long...

[Liep]

Patch notes are apparently 18 pages long...

The only important line:

- Denmark is now slightly richer at start.

[Josephus]

Patch notes are apparently 18 pages long...

And I know this is  a first-world problem, but it's one of the annoying things about EU4. Each time I get a handle on the rules of this game, they throw another patch at me.

[garbon]

Ooh, this change looks fun.

- The remaining armies of a country annexed as a result of a peace treaty now become nationalist rebels.