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My last couple of games since cradle has released have had Reformed vanish within about a year of first appearing. Last game it appeared in Burgundy who immediately seemed to convert the province back, removing the center of reformation before anything really even happened. This seems to happen each time. It also seems like quite a few one province minors get their territory covered and just refuse to switch religions, just waiting the 30 years or whichever until they can convert it back. Everyone just seems to stay stubbornly catholic, especially if they have more than a few provinces.
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oddium posted:leave it behind i say. give us e u 5 clap clap clapclap clap This seems like the most sane option at this point. Too many of the dlc ideas not remotely integrating, a ridiculous technical debt, and all the other issues make EU5 seem like the best plan moving forward after they put out the fires post-Leviathan. I've loved the game, but I don't really have much enthusiasm about going back to it at all anymore.
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It's a Leviathan thing, and it's definitely tedious and annoying.
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Staltran posted:I don't know when that's determined but there's about a 32% chance of the rebellion not advancing 12 times in a row with a 9.9% chance of advancing. Even if you've done it 24 times that's still a bit over 10%. I wouldn't really suspect it's not done at the end/beginning of the month until you've tried at least 50 times. At least from previous experience, it seems to calculate whether there’s progression at the start of each month. It’s noticeable there because if you’re fast on a pause, you can stop at the first of the month and see the progress for rebels at 100% but before they’ve spawned and be able to use military points to lower their progress. I doubt this has changed since the patch, but I haven’t played it yet.
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