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I don't expect this to be a big feature, but adding administration would be great for internal politics. This is the resurrected idea of federation/confederation. Administrative organisations could be divided into 6 types/levels : autonomy, state, unorganized territories, republic (or kingdom) and regions, and capital (separate). No need to put leaders for this (I could change my mind). It could be shown by a new map mode. Firstly, the administration must have a province or percent limit : Administrative region : up to 5 provinces Autonomy : up to 20% of the country Unorganized territory : up to 80% of the country States : up to 25% of …

For example, the appeal of the States of his religion.Protecting the Papal region if he was attacked or something. Suggest ideas for the Papal Region

I think it's worth swapping the line of function buttons ("Cancel"/"Declare war") and the list of allies. Most often, players don't call allies to arms in small wars, and the lowest element of the window is what the player sees first after opening it. Thus, for the greater convenience of the player, it's worth making sure that the "Cancel" and "Declare War" buttons are at the bottom, and the list of allies, on the contrary, in the middle

Forts fort icon on map, basically anything that on map shows what are the best provinces to attack without clicking them all. To not make mess on map such icon could be seen only for forts that are in your country and enemy country in war, so if let's say Sweden (player) and Muscovy are in peace, player won't see Muscovy's fort icons on map but if they're in war player will see them. Imperial Authority Mechanic that'd block and let the emperor to embrace HRE reforms, it'd be a number from 0 to 100. With imperial authority of at least 50 it'd be possible to embrace reform at full cost, every 1 IA above it would grant player 1% discount on embracin…

Religions as a mechanic can be fun and interesting for gameplay in many ways. I know that many of us would be happy with any form of gameplay with religions but I would be lying to say that people also want some way to play with religions in a mechanical sense that can benefit them in the game other then a specific % bonus. I think that the incorporation of the mechanics of heads of faith, holy provinces, excommunicating, and crusades can had more depth to the game and make the experience more fun. Heads of faith can be decided through scenarios or in-game if the head of faith nation dies or changes religions the strongest nation of the faith becomes the new he…

Esta discussão concentra-se principalmente em exemplos históricos de mulheres na guerra, mas também abordaremos o AoH3. Vamos explorar alguns exemplos notáveis: 1- As Bruxas da Noite (Nachthexen): Durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, a União Soviética enfrentou imensos desafios. Em meio a essa turbulência, surgiram as Bruxas Noturnas - apelido dado pelos alemães às aviadoras militares do 588º Regimento de Bombardeiros Noturnos, mais tarde conhecido como 46º Regimento de Aviação de Bombardeiros Noturnos de Guardas “Taman” na Força Aérea Soviética. Inicialmente excluídas do combate, estas mulheres desafiaram as probabilidades. Em resposta a uma ordem emitida pelo p…

How will assigning provinces work if its all txt files?! and why are Half the good event tags from AOH2 missing, Remove core? Add Core? Release Vassal? Annex? Occupy? so many CRITICAL event tools are missing, and i was wondering if there is a plan to even add them before the alpha release?

Alliances: In AOH2, when you have 3/4 countries in your faction, it is very difficult to get a new member because all the nations had to agree. So is there any improvement in this aspect, like only great civilians or faction leaders can add new members? Formable civilizations: There is any possibility that to form civilizations you need not all territories, but the majority, for example 80 or 90 percent. And what if vassals or allies could also be part of this? Sub-regions: In the last game it was complicated to manage large nations, like Russia and the USA. Now in the new game, with greater economic dynamics and more provinces, it would perhaps be interesting …

Simple idea. Ability to change country via event. Historical example: Austro-Hungarian empire collapses. Hungary declares independence. Now the player playing scenario about that should get event, whether he wants to stick with the Austria (deafult successor of the country), or change country to Hungary. If he chose Hungary, everything he did would stay in Austria. Leaders, provinces, ethnicities, armies, technologies etc, he would literally start playing another country. All events and missions connected to Austria would stay in Austria as well, not go with player to Hungary.

Holy Provinces There should be holy provinces for every religion, owning it will give you population growth bonus and income production (since people of that religion would make pilgrimage). It would also increase relations with other countries with that religion. The same province can be holy for multiple religions. If you own a holy province, other countries with different religions that also consider the province holy can declare a Holy War. More on that later Here is a list of Holy Provinces: Christianity: Jerusalem, Damascus, Tyre, Antioch, Constantinople (Orthodox), Rome (Catholic) Islam: Mecca, Medina, Jerusalem, Damascus, Karbalah (Shi…

New Ideilogies I Propose adding some ideologies like: Socialism Agrarianism Social Democracy Corporativism Esoterism Esoteric National Socialism Esoteric Fascism Integralism Falangism Eco-Fascism Anarchism Primitivism Despotism Dictatorship Militar Dictatorship Liberalism Conservative Confederation Oligarchy Nationalism Isolationism Feudalism I Hope you liked the idea :D

It doesn't add anything big to the game, but I think it would be nice if it did, and it would be pleasing to the eye. When creating a new country in the game, we can prepare these, just like we prepare the flag, and they can be next to the flag in the diplomacy interface. It can also be used as the symbol of the country in something different in the game. I can't think of where it can be used right now. I think it will make the countries in the game look more beautiful.

Islamism or islamic Theocracy refers to a state which uses the islamic faith as its main material for government, this ideology is only available for muslim majority countries with some exceptions like spain where if you change to this ideology you form al andalus, but AI wise it can only appear in muslim countries thru rebellion, this would be a nice addition, maybe the US could even have a higher change of going to war against the countries with this ideology to change their ideology, this will cause some interesting geopolitics

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I propose to add to the game the opportunity for the general to become the ruler of the state as a result: A military coup by a general (Augusto Pinochet). Elections in the state (Dwight David Eisenhower). The Civil War (Francisco Franco). And so on.

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It would be like victoria 3, and it would be useful for trades between countries and also for the war, since by blocking the Routes the country would run out of resources, etc.

There should be default cores for the main map so that you don't need to manually add cores at every single scenario, balkanizing France or Germany never goes out of trending

Hi, I created this little topic to share a little idea. I propose to add the functionality to scroll up and down in the Research/Techtree tab, this could make it easier for mods to expand the research tree and would help with gameplay quality ex:

Holy War Is A War Fought By a Coalition Of People Of The Same Religion (Regardless Of Orthodox Or Catholic, But Differs For Sunni Or Shia) Holy war can be waged By The Holy Roman Emperor Or The Papal States ONLY (christianity) and for islam Holy war can be waged By The Caliph Against A Non Muslim Or Shia Kingdom, Holy War Can Be Triggered Through: Converting The Religions Provinces Too Quickly while in the vicinity of someone that can declare holy war (caliph, papal states and HRE, pretty much anywhere around the Mediterranean sea and europe including baltics) Controlling Alot of provinces from islam or christianity For Example controlling holy land provi…

Can you add Funj Sultanate to the game? Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funj_Sultanate Flag:

The embassies would function as a bonus to relations between both countries, and could also function as asylums for politicians. For example, if the player or the AI decides to remove Mussolini from power, there can be two things: Mussolini dies or he asks for asylum at one of the embassies.The probability that he will die or live is proportional to the national support he has, both civil and military, support is achieved if the reforms or laws are pleasant at that time(Possibly support points for each good reform/law). Also, state intervention in an embassy can provide consequences depending on globalization, an example is what happens with Ecuador. A politician who…

All religions have moral authority, depending on the control of sacred places (five provinces that are sacred for one religion or another, some of them “separate” two different religions, and only one can control, which spurs wars), the numbers and titles of believers, victories in holy wars and crusades. A religion with high moral authority is readily adopted by all districts and is accepted by other rulers. In this way, you can shake up some religion that is of little significance in reality and discover how all your neighbors accept it in the hope of protection. A religion with low moral authority is not respected, it is reluctantly accepted, and most importantly, it g…

In the 18th century, some cavalry were equipped with firearms, such as the winged cavalry of the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth and the musket cavalry of the Napoleonic Wars from the late 18th to early 19th centuries The earliest musketeer cavalry was established by G ü nter, the lord of Thuringia in Schwartzburg, in the mid-16th century. His cavalry team was called Schwarzern Reitern, also known as the Black Knights. They are almost the prototype of modern cavalry, emphasizing firepower and mobility.