Nukle escribió:Alguien sabe como subir el desarrollo provincial para poder construir más edificios? Es necesario tener el Common Sense para poder hacerlo?

Esto resuelve tu pregunta

Ancalagon escribió:Que no te pases aprovechando los entuertos que deshaces para mangar provincias y anexar, so imperialista.

La forma definitiva de lidiar con una coalición es... Esperar sentado. Las coaliciones se forman cuando llegas a un punto de penalización de relaciones por expansión agresiva. Si esperas a que baje, la coalición se disolverá.

También puedes resolver el tema por las bravas, si la coalición no es muy fuerte. No puedes meterte en una coalición contra alguien con quien tienes una tregua, así que una vez resuelta la guerra contra la coalición no se va a volver a formar en unos cuantos años.
Clarostá, si lo que haces es anexarte media coalición y logras que el resto de Europa se alíe en tu contra, mal vas.

Ancalagon escribió:Para votar tienes que ser elector y asignar tu voto en la pantalla del HRE.
Y la IA da sus votos según relaciones y otras consideraciones.

Ancalagon escribió:No, no tienes por qué ser elector para ser emperador. Y el emperador no tiene voto a menos que sea elector.

Y no te va a salir ningún evento para votar. Asignas el voto en la pantalla del HRE cuando quieras y en el momento en que casque el emperador actual se cuentan los votos automáticamente.

tonitoni escribió:¿Alguien me puede decir en que lugar se puede ver la infamia que se tiene?

Hello everyone and welcome back to yet another development diary for Europa Universalis 4. Today we'll be talking about some free features and changes coming in the 1.14 patch that will be accompanying the Cossacks expansion.


Colonial Trade Goods Rework (Free Feature)
As anyone who's ever done extensive colonization knows, it can be a bit hard to predict just what sort of trade goods you will get in your colonies, particularly if you're playing in a Random New World. Sure, you might be able to guess that your Canadian colonists aren't going to be working in sugar plantations, but what's the chance of getting fur versus naval supplies, and where do you have a shot at that elusive gold? With the free rework of colonial trade goods coming in 1.14, you'll now be able to easily find out. Instead of events that fire when a colony's population hits 400, this is now instead a series of weights that are scripted into the trade goods themselves, and which can be viewed in-game by hovering over 'Unknown' trade goods in the province interface or the Trade Goods mapmode, allowing you see the precise chance of a future colony of yours producing that particular goods that you desire.

Cultural Unions (Free Feature)
Another mechanic that has always been rather opaque to players is the Cultural Union mechanic, whereby certain nations (such as France) will always accept all cultures of the same culture group. This has also received a rework in 1.14, by decoupling it from tags and instead making it so that Cultural Union status is something you achieve when your nation grows powerful enough to be able to lay claim to such status - either by achieving Empire rank (if you have Common Sense) or by having 1000 total development (if you do not have Common Sense).

Prevent Nation Ruining (Free Feature)
If you've ever played EU4 multiplayer competetively, you know that it can sometimes get rather emotional. People may not react well to being backstabbed or losing a war, and some of them will proceed to make rather hasty, emotional decisions because they conclude that they have lost the game, which they then come to regret once tempers have cooled. To help MP game hosts deal with this problem, we've added a new option called 'Prevent Nation Ruining' for multiplayer (default off). If enabled, this option prevents players who have recently lost a war where they were forced to give up core territory from ruining their nation by blocking the following:
- Truce breaking
- Selling cores
- Manually taking loans
- Releasing vassals
- Creating client states in cored provinces
- Accepting rebel demands with <50% progress
- Releasing colonial nations
- Giving money to other players

This block lasts for the duration of the truce.


As a final bonus, here's a screenshot of the in-game Achievement Browser, which was covered (but not screenshotted, as the art for it was not done) in an earlier DD. When playing a game where achievements are enabled, it lets you view all achievements you are eligible for, and your progress towards completing them.

That's all for today! Next week we'll be going more in-depth into the Random New World rework coming for owners of Conquest of Paradise in the 1.14 patch.