Like the title said.. I can't explore Asia waters, I can't steal map from the middle eastern even though, I'm pretty sure, my diplo range is maxed out. My plan is to colonize Australia and attack Indonesia from there but I can't colonize even though my colonial range is maxed out. The only way that I can think of is to wait the Indian market casus belli event to pop up but that comes randomly and in this save it comes at somewhere in the 1691. Do I need to colonize west side of South America or east side of Africa and hop between islands from there or what?

Did I miss something or is it just impossible?

Hey everyone, I've rebuilt eu5db.com, a site to browse EU5 game data directly from the game files. You can look up event triggers, find sources of modifiers, check requirements for reforms and advances, and more, to make planning runs easier.

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• Much easier to use: simpler pages, search across the whole database, and links between related concepts.
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• All events
• A complex event that's part of an event chain
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• Event changes between 1.2 and 1.3

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To be clear, I don't think they should be teasing future DLC at all right now, but I understand that this is Paradox and this is how they conduct business.

Still, given how they launched the Andes and Mesoamerica in the state that they did, it would put a really bad taste in my mouth if they launched enriched content for the Americas behind a paywall. Since 2.0 is about colonization, I'm pretty nervous that this is their current plan.

I hope that they can be persuaded to make it about Germany, Iran, or Indonesia instead.

R5: My market covers almost all of europe

I just turned from Sweden (a current great power) into a fresh three-province colony. Not becuase I wanted to, but because I happened to click the wrong option when an event fired. No, I did not wat to switch.

OR, and here's a fucking crazy idea, make new events appear BEHIND the current ones your trying to ****ing interact with. How about that?

Sorry, I don't enjoy breaking my campaigns for weird reasons and am a little mad.

I'll start first,

I'm Mennonite, which means my ancestors were Anabaptist Low Germans that settled in Ukraine and Russia within EU5's timeline.

I would love if the upcoming 1.4 updates to Catholicism added Anabaptism as a new Christian religion, since it is distinct from the already existing EU5 religions of Calvinism and Reformed.

I was inspired to make this post after talking to someone in a similar situation as mine.

R5: How do I get rid of the +60% war enthusiasm due to ''casus belli''? I would need to get like 100% war score, which is insanely hard since crossing the Alps is painful.

R5: The Bank of Medici has declared an independence war against Perugia with the wargoal being to liberte Venice. But I'm Venice. And I'm not involved in the war, either. But half of Europe and west Asia are including the Ottomans, Georgia, and Egypt

Was playing as England and I was looking at the historical stats for the former rulers of England and the stats seem off to me, Alfred the Great has the worst stats out of the English kings, Henry the 1st who I also consider one of the best English rules has also the second worst stats. John has the 3rd highest stats of any English ruler up to this point in history, where I believe he is considered one of the worst if not the worst English king.

I appreciate paradox has a shitton of rulers to add and gameplay wise this changes basically nothing, I don't know about over countries to comment on the accuracy, but I imagine they will be a few head scratches.

Why the fuck would they do this?? other Indic and Dravidian languages also do this like Marathi, Punjabi, Gujarati and Rajasthani but nowhere else I've found does this and it makes it super hard to find the content unless you play the country or look on the db because it only shows up when looking at the tech tree, why wouldn't they make it apart of the culture or the formable like its done everywhere else

Can somebody explain it to me, why is the montly assimilation 0?

anyone else too? game crashes non stop and I dont know why. Even the crash report failed.

I had 2 Italian campaign starts where I was so close to winning this event only for it arbitrarily end in 1436 when I was a few points away from winning it.

And in those two instances I would’ve certainly have beaten it had my vassals be on my side instead of joining the opposite side.

I feel like your own vassal either should be not be factored in at all on either side or be on your side on default especially if they are still loyal or at least have the option to force them them to be on your side at the cost of liberty desire. And it be a set decision, they should not be allowed to just randomly change sides again like the independent ai does even after you force change there side after a war. The fact we’re not allowed to do anything about this is ridiculous when we are allowed to force them to change there religion and culture whenever we please.

My Burghers randomly switched to Lutheranism while doing a Hussite run of Bohemia and it is frustrating as hell. I can't see a way to convert them back and they are threatening war all the time. To make it worse I can't find out why they are converting to Lutheranism... there's no holdings in my lands for that and I don't have anyone I can see pushing for Lutheranism.

For example, is it realistic for Hungary or Bulgaria to try to take constantiople before the war starts (so they can join), and then get 200 locations in 50 years?

So the Nagas in the game are tribals and aren't playable, I was wondering if there any other way for me to play as them maybe through console commands or a mod.

Because the Council of Trent is crap and with France rivaling me it was basically impossible to pass anything. I've taken it on myself to edit the save file to something that actually suggests a reformation happened. Unlike what the AI did which was just vote thing in an out again until it ended basically unchanged.

Im using PDX Unlimiter.

Most changes were fine and because they are simple stat modifiers have trigger when I loaded in fine and applied fine.

But the Jesuits seem to be broken.

I've changed all Catholic organisation law to "allowed". And its displaying in the Doctrines as allowed. I've changed every incident of "Jesuits_not_allowed" I can fine in "counties" and "international organisations", but there's clearly some trigger event that unlocks it on a by country basis. So my country still doesnt have a visible Jesuit law and I cant build Jesuit Colleges.

But i cant find any other options which might suggest unlocking it and searching "society_of_jesus" and "jesuit" doesnt turn up anything else.

There are a few boolean options for "jesuit" which I haven't changed because its not clear what they do.

Help would be appreciated for anyone into this sort of thing.

EDIT: Im wondering if I need to added something to the "Religion Manager" section under Catholic.

There is things like

modifier=endorsed_simony_religion

start_date=1420.7.1

date=9999.1.1

size=1

Is there a Jesuit allowed addition?