EU4 1.5 패치 주요 사항이라네요

[ets11]

누가 중요한 부분이라고 정리해 놓은 것 갖고 왔심다.

1. 역설사가 생각한 중요부분

Highlights[edit]

• Annexing or integrating another country now makes you take over all their dependencies as well.
• Navies retreating now pick closest port with naval distance, not the shortest how birds fly.
• East India Traderoute triggered modifier is now available for americans and africans, and is no longer limited by <30% mercantilism.. effect is now +5% trade income.
• You can now collect trade in any node. Not that its a good idea to do it where you don't have fleet bases.
• Greatly improved AI for returning home when in exile
• Greatly improved naval invasion AI
• Replacing War Subsidies with Subsidies that can be used at any time, for longer durations of time
• Fixed the infamous 26-player lobby crash
• If a player in MP is at war, a war-icon will be shown at that players name in the outliner.
• Added DLC-icons to the frontend like the ones in CK2.
• Vasselize missions now give a cb for 25 instead of 10 years and abort on the cb expiring
• Exported DAYS_PER_PHASE, DAYS_PER_SIEGE_PHASE and COMBAT_DICE_SIDE to defines
• Enabled modding in unit_type on ships
• Added a checkbox to decisions to set whether or not you want to be notified about the decision being available to take
• Can no longer get the same mission twice

2. 어떤 포럼 유저가 보호국, 식민정부, 속국, 퍼유에 관하여 정리한 것 

(http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?755958-1.5-Changes-for-Subjects-Protectorates-CNs-Vas-PU-Independence-feeding-more)

 1.5 - Changes for Subjects: Protectorates/CNs/Vas/PU; Independence; feeding; more

Introduction

1.5 is shaping up to be an excellent patch. In particular, there are a very significant number of changes related to subject nations and the subject/overlord relationship.

I have been testing the betas throughout, trying to confirm‎ that all of the listed changes work, and also keeping a note of changes apparent in the games that aren't (yet at least) in the patch notes.

Given the scope and impact of the changes, I thought I'd start writing a guide to all the changes and additions to the Subject/Overlord relationship in 1.5.

Source information: patch notes/beta discussion threads

• Release 1.5.0
• Beta 1.4.1.1
• Beta 1.4.1.2
• Betas 1.4.1.6 -> 1.9

Document Change Log

• Information accurate as of:
  • Release 1.5; Wednesday, 19th February.

• Current document version:
  • Version 1.0 -
    • Section A, Changes by Subject Type: Protectorates, Colonial Nations, Vassals & PUs.
    • Section B, Changes applying to all Subjects.

A. Changes by Subject Type

1. Protectorates

1. Protectorate or Vassal - General Rules
   1. "50 percentage-point Tech Group difference" remains the base rule as to when a nation is made a Protectorate instead of a vassal (unchanged).
   2. Nations that are not made into Protectorates are made into normal Vassals instead (unchanged).
   3. Nomad Tech Group can never become a Protectorate (hardcoded exclusion)
   4. "Lower Tech Groups" can never make Protectorates
      1. Protectorates can be made by Tech Groups which are up to 50% modifier above base/Western.
      2. Therefore, the following Tech Groups can make Protectorates: Western, Eastern, Ottoman, Muslim, Indian.
      3. And the following Tech Groups cannot make Protectorates: Chinese, Nomad, Sub-Saharan, North American, Mesoamerican, South American.
2. Summary of Protectorate Availability by Tech Group
   
   

   Tech		Protectorates
   Group	Modifier	Make?	Become?	Makes of	Is made by
   Western	0%	Yes	No	I, C, SS, NA, MA, SA	-
   Eastern	20%	Yes	No	SS, NA, MA, SA	-
   Ottoman	25%	Yes	No	SS, NA, MA, SA	-
   Muslim	45%	Yes	No	SS, NA, MA, SA	-
   Indian	50%	Yes	Yes	SS, NA, MA, SA	W
   Chinese	60%	No	Yes	-	W
   Nomad	75%	No	No	-	-
   Sub-Saharan	100%	No	Yes	-	W, E, O, M, I
   North American	250%	No	Yes	-	W, E, O, M, I
   Mesoamerican	150%	No	Yes	-	W, E, O, M, I
   South American	150%	No	Yes	-	W, E, O, M, I

   
   
   
   
   
3. Diplomatic Protectorisation
   1. Making a Protectorate Diplomatically now has a Relative Base Tax modifier
      1. same as for DipVassalisation.
   2. Protectorates cannot be made diplomatically while either nation is at war.
      1. They can still be made through war - so if Mali is at war against both France and Portugal, then either France or Portugal can make them a Protecorate.
      2. If this happens, then the new overlord will join the other war and become WL.
      3. E.g. Portugal makes Mali a Protectorate; Portugal now joins as WL in the war against France.
      4. So your war against a nation can still be disrupted by another nation Protectorising them, but it cannot come as a surprise: you will know it is possible because they have to be at war and losing.
4. Miscellaneous Protectorate changes / bug fixes
   1. Alliances are cancelled when a nation becomes a Protectorate (bug fix.)
   2. A Peace Treaty can now Cancel a Protectorate in the same way as it can Cancel a Vassal
      1. Doing so will put the newly independent ex-Protectorate into a Truce with both its former overlord, and the nation that caused its release.
      2. There is no relations modifier - either penalty or bonus - for the nation that causes the cancellation.
      3. The Warscore cost for doing this is low. Example:
         1. 1579: France has 2PM vassal Auvergne and 9-province Protectorate, Songhai.
         2. Portugal in war against France and Auvergne.
         3. WS to Cancel Vassal Auvergne: 53%
         4. WS to Cancel Protectorate Songhai: 14%
   3. Protectorates will now fabricate claims.
   4. Protectorates use the same Sell Province rules for buying provinces as independent nations; they don't have the restrictions that apply to other Subjects.
   5. DOWing a nation that is a Protectorate of another one of your subjects (e.g. Protectorate of your CN) will no longer break your subject relationship (bug fix.)
      1. If you DOW a Protectorate of your CN, then your CN will lose them as a Protectorate but you will not lose your CN.
      2. More on this later under a separate Overlord Chains heading; I put this in quickly here as it's a much-asked-about bug fix.

2. Colonial Nations

1. Colonial Nation Formation
   1. Colonial Nations now only form out of cored provinces in a Colonial Region
      1. In 1.4, you just needed to have five provinces in a single Colonial Region for a new CN to form there.
      2. Now, you must have five cored provinces in a region.
      3. This is not a change when you exclusively use colonies to form a CN, because colonies auto-core.
      4. But it means that if you have annexed territory from another CN or from a native/tribal nation, you must first core it to get a CN to form out of it
   2. The cored province requirement applies only to the formation of a CN.
      1. When you already have a CN in a given Region, any new provinces will automatically cede to that CN even if they are uncored.
      2. Newly ceded provinces will need to be cored by the CN.
      3. This behaviour is unchanged from 1.4.
   3. When a CN forms, it will receive all provinces you own in that Colonial Region, and it will get cores on all of them - including any that you did not core.
      1. Example: 1492, Portugal full annexes the Inca:
         • This gives Portugal 19 uncored provinces in the Colonial Region 'Colonial Peru'
         • Portugal now cores them, one-by-one.
         • After five of these provinces are cored, a new CN 'Portuguese Peru' will form (at the end of the month in which the fifth core was completed.)
         • This new CN will immediately get all 19 provinces in that Region, and all 19 will be cored; even though you, Portugal, only cored five of them.
   4. Buildings will no longer be destroyed when provinces cede from you to a newly formed Colonial Nation.
2. Tariffs
   1. Tariffs can now be lowered as well as raised.
   2. The cost for increasing Tariffs is unchanged at 25 Admin points
   3. The new cost for decreasing Tariffs is 75 Admin points.
3. Colonisation/Coring range
   1. You can now always core any province that is adjacent to a CN.
   2. Colonial Nations now correctly provide Colonial/Coring Range.
   3. There are still a couple of bugs as of the latest beta:
      1. Colonist Travel Time: Colonies without a direct connection to the coast will always show a 601 day travel time.
      2. Colonial Range: Range is not correctly applied through two successive CNs, causing some provinces to remain uncolonisable unless you can colonise a 'bridge' to them from the coast.
      3. Both these bugs are raised and hopefully will be fixed for 1.5.
4. Colonial Nations forming other nations - Tag changes
   1. Existing colonies under player control, and former colonies that are under AI control, cannot enact the Decision to form most nations in the game.
   2. They can still form the obviously colonial ones like Brazil and USA.
   3. But not for example Great Britain or Germany or Italy.
   4. Note that for the player, this only applies when you are still a colonial - once you become Independent, the restriction goes away and you can form any TAG that you meet the requirements for.
5. AI
   1. Fixed a bug where AI CNs would not account for the tariffs they have to pay when budgeting (and going bankrupt as a result!)
   2. AI overlords of CNs are more likely to Enforce Peace to protect their CNs when they have a chance of winning
   3. AI will focus on establishing a Colonial Nation within a single Region before colonising other Regions.
   4. Colonial Nation AI has higher priority for converting cultures.
6. Miscellaneous other changes/fixes
   1. Voluntarily giving a CN its independence (via Subjects screen) will give them +100 opinion of you.
   2. Support Independence is cancelled if the overlord voluntarily releases a Colonial Nation
   3. Colonial Nations have a 50% malus on Papal Influence, so they won't as often outbid you for Cardinals.
   4. Colonial Nation governments are no longer a valid target for the Rev/Counter-Rev CB.

3. Vassals & Personal Unions

1. You can now cancel a Personal Union via a Peace Treaty!
   1. Same as you could cancel a vassal, and can now Cancel a Protectorate as well.
2. Inheriting wars on new vassalisation: important bug fixes.
   1. Inheriting existing wars when you take a new vassal will no longer break all your alliances or causes any stab hits.
   2. When you take a new vassal, you will still inherit their existing wars.
   3. But no alliances will be broken as the game will only call willing allies.
   4. And you will not get any stability hits for Breaking Truce or for fighting a nation with an RM.
3. Independence Wars: important bug fix
   1. A Separate Peace in an Independence war will no longer end the entire war.
4. Diplo-Vassalisation Maximum Base Tax cap increased from 30, to 40
   1. Note that the Maximum Base Tax cap is the Sum of province Base Tax
   2. The cap is calculated simply by adding up the Base Tax of each of their individual provinces
      • The Base Tax number being the number shown in the top left of the Province interface
   3. It does not take into account buildings or any other modifiers.
   4. It is therefore a different figure to that used for the Relative Base Tax DipVassalise modifier; the cap uses a more generous figure.
   5. Examples in 1444:
      1. Denmark has Sum of Province Base Tax = 33
      2. Teutonic Order has Sum of Province Base Tax = 41, and therefore is just too large to DipVassalise without taking a province from them first.
5. Vassalisation Missions
   1. All of the "Vassalise Nation" Missions have been restricted to only appear when the target nation has 25 Base Tax or less.
      1. This is again the Sum of Province Base Tax, same as the DipVassalisation Maximum Base Tax cap.
   2. This will make several of the Missions a lot less useful than before.
   3. Example: Poland has available a Vassalise Teutonic Order mission.
      1. Teutonic Order has 41 Sum of Province Base Tax at the start of the game in 1444.
      2. That 41 Base Tax translates into a 216% Vassalisation WS requirement, which after the 50% Mission discount is only 108%
      3. So before 1.5, the player could annex any one of their provinces to make the mission possible.
      4. In 1.5, the player would need to annex two specific provinces, Danzig and Neumark, totaling 17 Base Tax. That would get them down to 24 Base Tax and make the Mission show.
      5. Given Teutonic Order only have five provinces, the need to take two of them first before you can get the mission does limit its usefulness somewhat - though it does still have some value, as the remaining three provinces would still be over 100% WS and not vassalisable without taking the mission.
6. Personal Unions miscellaneous fixes & changes
   1. Junior partners in a Union are no longer allowed to change government.
   2. Form Personal Union Missions now give a 100 year CB, not 10.
   3. Tunis and Tripoli are now in a PU in games started between 1444 and 1510.
   4. Naples no longer has an alliance with Venice during the historical period when it's a PU-minor to Aragon.

B. Changes applying to all Subjects and the Subject/Overlord relationship


1. Transference and Cancelling of Subjects

1. All subjects are transferred when their overlord is annexed
   1. When an Overlord is annexed or integrated, all of their subjects will transfer to the nation who annexes them.
   2. Subjects are transferred via all types of annex of their former overlord:
      1. Full Annex through war
      2. DipAnnexation of a vassal
      3. DipIntegration of a PU-minor
   3. All subject types are transferred:
      1. PU-minors (even if the annexing nation, the new overlord, is a Republic or Papacy who could not normally have them.)
      2. Vassals
      3. Colonial Nations
      4. Protectorates
2. Other situations and rules for subject transfer:
   1. (These have not necessarily changed in 1.5; listed for completeness.)
   2. A nation falls into a PU:
      • It keeps all existing subjects.
   3. A nation is Vassalised:
      • It loses any existing subjects; they are set free.
   4. A nation is made into a Protectorate:
      • It loses any existing subjects; they are set free.
3. Cancelling of another nation's Subjects via Peace Treaty:
   1. You can now Cancel a Protectorate and Cancel a Personal Union via Peace Treaty with a nation.
      • Same way you could always Cancel a Vassal.
   2. This is mentioned in the Protectorate and Personal Union sections of Section A, but I thought worth breaking out into its own section as well!
   3. Particularly the cancelling of Personal Unions, which is a big change.

2. Restrictions on Subjects

1. Rules for selling provinces to Independent nations
   1. (These do not strictly speaking fit into the subject of this thread, but I'm including them so they're recorded and for comparison with the Subject rules)
   2. Independent nations, and Protectorates, will buy anything EXCEPT:
      1. A province that is outside of their Coring range.
      2. A province which is not an Accepted Culture for them.
      3. A province of a different Religious Group.
   3. They will buy anything else, subject to the usual modifiers for Price, Neighbours, etc.
2. Rules for selling provinces to Subject nations
   1. (The following rules do not apply to Protectorates, which use standard Independent nation rules for buying provinces.)
   2. Subjects will ONLY buy a province if:
      1. They have a core on it;
      2. They have a claim on it;
      3. They have previously owned it;
      4. You (the seller) have a core on it
         • But there's currently a bug which means they won't buy these provinces if they're outside of their own coring range. (Bug report: [1.4.1.6] Selling core to subject has hidden distance check & buggy Sell interface)
   3. In the case of the fourth rule - where you have a core on it yourself - that core will be transferred to the subject. Meaning, you lose your core, and they gain a core.
      1. Bug: This does not apply for Colonial Nations; CNs will not currently buy one of your Cores, unlike Vassals and PUs. I have raised a Bug Report for this.

3. Subject Independence & Subjects allying against their overlord

1. Subject nations can have Hostile attitude towards their Overlord
   1. (This may have come in via 1.4 rather than 1.5, but had much less/zero effect in that release.)
   2. AI subject nations have two valid Attitudes towards their overlord:
      1. Vassal - the standard, default attitude
      2. Hostile - new in 1.4/1.5
   3. They cannot have any other attitude at this time.
   4. This applies regardless of whether the overlord is AI or Human.
2. Subject nations which have Hostile attitude will now Declare Independence more commonly
   1. This applies at least to Vassals, PU-minors and Colonial Nations.
   2. It probably applies to Protectorates as well, I have not verified that.
   3. Colonial Nations will never be Hostile until they reach 50% Liberty Desire.
   4. A vassal or PU-minor who is Hostile is able to declare Independence at any time.
   5. They are also willing to accept Support Independence, and will ask other nations for it.
3. Factors affecting whether a Subject has Hostile attitude towards their Overlord
   1. The standard factor for when an independent nation is Hostile is when they Want to Conquer something that you have. This also appears to apply, at least to some degree, to subject nations.
   2. The chance of them being Hostile is further increased by:
      1. the AI Leader Personality being a Militarist
      2. their military strength being 50% greater than yours
         • and further again when it is 100% greater than yours.
      3. you having poor relations with them:
         1. the chance of going Hostile increases by 100% at 0, -50, -100, -150 and -199 relations
         2. the chance of going Hostile decreases by 50% for each of +50, +75, +100, +125, +150, +175 relations
   3. When you have +200 relations with them, they will never be Hostile.
4. It is my experience so far that it is not too difficult to keep your Subject from being Hostile.
   1. Unlike before, you do now need to work a bit on their relations; and not ignore them for hundreds of years.
   2. If you think they Want to Conquer provinces you won, consider Selling those provinces to them - remember that you can sell them one of your cores and it will become their core.
   3. Once they reach Vassal attitude, they do tend to stay there; they do not flip-flop back and forth between Vassal and Hostile, at least in my experience so far.
5. Factors that a Hostile subject takes into account when deciding whether to Declare Independence:
   1. Their relative military strength - which you can look at easily on your Subjects screen.
   2. What nations they have Supporting their Independence, and what other subjects are Allied with them.
   3. I believe, the usual AI assessment of whether it can win a war - e.g. are you in a good state? Did you just fight a major war and are weakened? etc.
   4. Of course they cannot declare on you if you are at war, because then they will be at war (except in the case of Protectorates.)
6. Subjects can now ally with each other, against their Overlord
   1. Subjects that want to rebel - i.e. they are hostile - can now ally with other subjects in the same position.
   2. This is similar to accepting Support Independence, except it applies between subjects of the same overlord.
7. How to tell when a Subject might rebel / is Hostile?
   1. I do not believe there is a message popup for when their Attitude changes.
   2. But you will know for sure they are hostile if:
      1. you get popups indicating "NationX has entered into Support Independence with our disloyal subject SubjectY"
      2. or you get a popup indicating a new alliance between SubjectY and SubjectZ
   3. If you have a lot of subjects, it's recommended to review the Subjects Interface screen regularly, as this will show their opinion and attitude.

4. Misc other changes & current known bugs

1. Two subjects of the same overlord can no longer ever be at war together
   1. Even through Overlord Chains.
   2. If necessary, lower subject relationships will be broken; but the main overlord will not lose its relationship.
   3. Example:
      1. A Protectorate of a Colonial Nation of England - the Protectorate and the CN can never be at war together.
      2. If England DOWs that Protectorate, then the Colonial Nation will lose its Protectorate but the overlord, England, will not lose its CN.
2. BUG in 1.5 - A subject of a subject will not call its overlord into war:
   1. Example: Mali is a protectorate of Brittany; Brittany is a vassal of England.
      1. If Mali is DOW'd, it will not call in Brittany and will fight the war alone.
      2. Raised as a bug, and hopefully hotfixed soon: [1.4.1.7] Vassals of protectorates don't call master to war

[shaft]

감사합니다 ~ 그러나 내용파악은 털썩 ㅠㅠ

[킬러]

좋은 내용과 안습인 내용이군요....

[이 지옥같은 행성]

영어공부 다시 하러 갑니다.

[ets11]

억 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 죄송합니다 지금은 번역할 시간이 안나서 ...ㅠ.ㅠ

[전차군단]

이제 오스만은 크림칸국 속국화-합병이 가능해졌네요.

[십육야]

PU관련은 마음에 드는군요. 그동안 PU유지가 너무 쉬웠습니다