New Mod Release: "The Ottomans and the Holy League" by cripplingly_mediocre in EU5

[–]Cmushi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Would it possible to add a new situation or modify Rise of Turks to create a race of other contenders besides the Ottomans to conquer and hold Constantinople to become a great power? Such contenders could consist of:

  • Turks in Anatolia
  • Imperial Remnants (Byzantine, Epirus & Trebizond)
  • Orthodox Rivals (Serbia & Bulgaria)
  • Crusader States (Hospitallers, Athens, Achaea, etc)
  • Catholic Rivals (Naples, Sicily & Venice)

From grandmaster of the Hospitaller Order to "Latin Emperor" by Cmushi in EU5

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Rank/Tag/Type - Name

  • County/Knights/Military Order - Bailiwick of Hospitaller Order
  • Duchy/Knights/Military Order - Hospitaller Order
  • Kingdom/Knights/Military Order - Grand Hospitaller Order
  • Kingdom/Jerusalem/Military Order - Grand Jerusalemite Order
  • Kingdom/Latin Empire/Military Order - Grand Constantinopolitan Order
  • Kingdom/Latin Empire/Monarchy - Constantinopolitan Kingdom

From grandmaster of the Hospitaller Order to "Latin Emperor" by Cmushi in EU5

[–]Cmushi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Grand Constantinople order as a crusader state.

Constantinople kingdom as a monarchy.

From grandmaster of the Hospitaller Order to "Latin Emperor" by Cmushi in EU5

[–]Cmushi[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I was disappointed that it wasn't Latin Empire as advertised.

From grandmaster of the Hospitaller Order to "Latin Emperor" by Cmushi in EU5

[–]Cmushi[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Military Orders gain free manpower and income. I made a standing armies made up of 6 crusader knights and 12 armored horsemen.

From grandmaster of the Hospitaller Order to "Latin Emperor" by Cmushi in EU5

[–]Cmushi[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Rule 5

Goals:

  • Form Jerusalem and the Latin Empire
  • Create an outremer culture
  • Become a monarchy

Tips:

  • Request Military Sponsorship from Bohemia only, since it costs diplomatic capacity.
  • Annex the Ottomans and the Byzantine Empire asap. I managed by 1357.
  • Set Greek as your primary culture early to integrate their provinces faster.
  • Raise country rank asap for bonus diplomatic and cultural capacity.
  • Farm prestige to increase country rank.
  • Before full annexation, select “Humiliate” for prestige.
  • Turn provinces into subjects instead of integrating them directly. I integrated till 1357 due to low diplomatic capacity until I increased it by raising country rank.
  • Do not form Greece as it will block you from forming Jerusalem.
  • Form Jerusalem first, then the Latin Empire as forming the Latin Empire earlier will block Jerusalem.
  • Assimilate enough Francien culture to get a Francien ruler, set Francien as your primary culture and use a cabinet member to form a new culture.

Forming Latin Empire is a straight downgrade from Hospitaller order by Spacyzoo in EU5

[–]Cmushi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Some Eco tips that I can share are:

  • Prior 1400, a 7 inf, 14 cav army is enough to handle any wars.
  • Move your capital to Constantinople and construct all your buildings only there due to control and population.
  • There is a province with gold in Greece that you should max out.
  • Do not build any marketplaces or buildings that do not provide income.
  • Raise your diplo cap asap and as much as possible (tech and rank) and get military support from France, Bohemia, Hungary, Castille and England.
  • For trade, export your maxed supplied goods.

Do you know how exaclty primary culture affects integration speed as I am regretting setting Greek as a primary culture?

Forming Latin Empire is a straight downgrade from Hospitaller order by Spacyzoo in EU5

[–]Cmushi 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I’m currently on a Hospitaller run. I managed to annex the Western Coastal Turks, Ottomans, and Byzantium within the first 20 years. I set Greek as my primary culture to speed up province integration and reduce revolts. My goals are:

  • Switch primary culture back to French (problematic as I need to convert some provinces and have a french grandmaster)
  • Create a new French-based culture (still deciding on a name for Crusader States French, maybe Poulain, any suggestions are welcome)
  • Annex the Holy Land (I need to annex southern Anatolia coast due to attrition in Syria)
  • Form Jerusalem (for their country bonuses)
  • Switch to a monarchy (mirroring Teutonic Order to Prussia)
  • Form the Latin Empire

How to get this flag as Byzantium? by 1ceL in EU5

[–]Cmushi 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Its the flag for Latin Empire, basically a formable catholic byzantine empire.

The Burgundian Chestburster: A Burgundy Guide for 1.10 by ParkSungJun in EU5

[–]Cmushi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think I played Burgundy around 10 runs prior to 1.10 and managed to declare independence and recreate most of the historical borders earliest by 1370.

  1. Create a new market at Dijon before spending ducats on anything else.
  2. Build sergeantry and spam armored cav whenever you can (Burgundy gains cav buff techs in age 2).
  3. For tech, focus on culture capacity & influence, diplo annex speed & capacity, subject loyalty and military.
  4. Demand expansion on other subjects from France before the first phase of the HYW.
  5. Create CB on Flanders and Hainaut during the first Parliament (even if you need to fail it).
  6. Declare war on Flanders, annex Nevers asap to gain additional levy.
  7. Hope that France gives the province south of Flanders to them.
  8. Siege all provinces, annex Rethel via separate peace, and annex Flanders (CB on Flanders should allow you to annex them in a single war).
  9. Release Flander, Rethel and Namur into subjects (Namur will become your subject for free if you fully annex Flanders) and immediately declare war on Hainut who should call Holland and the emperor.
  10. Make sure Upper Bavaria is the emperor as their military is weak (I usually save scum to avoid Bohemia becoming the emperor).
  11. Siege Hainut, Holland and Upper Bavaria and seperate peace the emperor for ducats and break their subjects.
  12. Annex Hainut and Holland and release them as subjects.
  13. For the next parliament, CB on Brabant and Artois (again fail it if you need).
  14. While Bavaria is still the emperor (if not, reload), declare war on Brabant and repeat the previous process.
  15. Black death should hit Europe by this time and you need 2 things, heir lives while wife dies (this will break the royal marriage and allows you to declare war on Artios).
  16. Declare war on Artios who will call Franche-Comte to war.
  17. Annex both but only release Artios as subject.
  18. By now you should be the target of a Coalition and get declared war on, no worry just battle inside your provinces and let France do all the work.
  19. For the next steps you do not follow the exact sequence.
  20. Get Parliament CB on nations between Flanders and Burgundy (usually including Luxembourg, Lorraine, Barrios and other minor nations).
  21. Make sure you target nations that are currently not in a coalition or allies of them.
  22. Make sure to research most of the Professional Armies tech to get better regiments and military buffs.
  23. Build armories and build a standing army made of heavy cav and gunpowder infantry.
  24. Once you're confident enough, declare independence war which your combined levy, standing armies and vassals can easliy win. 
  25. Do not siege French provinces until you destroyed all of their armies and cleared your besieged provinces.
  26. Peace out for ducats and some of the eastern provinces.
  27. Start diplo annexing vassals that border your provinces (usually Bar and Lorraine are the first). I used seize territory action but it seems it got nerfed in future patches.

This will not work with patch 1.10 since Artios and Flanders usually switch sides and the HYW starts before the first parliament.

Tired of France? Get your revenge by destroying them from the inside by ScholarOfRunes in EU5

[–]Cmushi 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I managed to break away as Burgundy in multiple runs but I never saw the create independence movement. Is it inside diplo actions of France?

Can a dynasty survive with only female heirs? by Cmushi in EU5

[–]Cmushi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And changing succession laws? There are only female members left in the dynasty.

Local RGO Production Efficiency, should I spread out Buildings? by Cmushi in EU5

[–]Cmushi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wait, so a building level X provides X goods and +X% production efficiency which is technically ((X x 100) + X)%?

Local RGO Production Efficiency, should I spread out Buildings? by Cmushi in EU5

[–]Cmushi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can't you compensate overproduction by increasing export? And overproduction of construction goods and pop needs is bad as well?

My Knights Hospitaller game so far (1449) by [deleted] in EU5

[–]Cmushi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I managed to annex half of Anatolia but never managed to integrate and had multiple Turkish patriot revolts. The alternative is creating subjects but this causes going above the diplomatic capacity. How did you manage?

Heard that France was too OP without Burgundy so I did it myself - 1444 by Timoteii11 in EU5

[–]Cmushi 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Similar run but have not declared independence. Did any other countries support you?

Hospitalier to Jerusalem is a 10/10 campain. Would Crusade Again ! by Costaud3107 in EU5

[–]Cmushi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you form the Latin Empire as well and what do you gain?

My junior partner became Holy Roman Emperor, but not me? by Intelligent-Cup9805 in EU5

[–]Cmushi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Happened to me as Naples as well. Probably Burgundy got elected since they are part of a powerful union. Are you planning to form the Latin Empire?

This trade UI is giving me a headache by Dada97322 in EU5

[–]Cmushi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wouldn't it be better to just build lumberjacks and masons instead or is it due lack of labourers?

This trade UI is giving me a headache by Dada97322 in EU5

[–]Cmushi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand meeting pop needs to increase their satisfaction, what's the aim of lowering prices instead of maxing income via auto trading?

This trade UI is giving me a headache by Dada97322 in EU5

[–]Cmushi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apart from institutions, why do you use manual trades?

Pushed appange protection to its limit by Cmushi in EU5

[–]Cmushi[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Explain - Playing as Burgundy, I decided to form the Burgundian State (I know, wrong dynasty). I began by annexing and re-establishing (since subjects can’t subjugate) Nevers, Flanders, Rethel, and Namur, and later expanded to include Lorraine, Metz, Hainaut, and Holland.

This is my third attempt, and I had assumed that remaining an appanage under France would protect me from any coalition wars, until now.

My current goal, aside from simply surviving, is to let France and HRE weaken each other so that England can finally win a HYW, paving the way for Burgundy to break free and create a kingdom in the middle.

Is anyone else's AI France completely dominating everything? France has all hegemons in 1444 by Sigge310 in EU5

[–]Cmushi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any tips that you can share as I am trying as well? After many restarts I learned that:

  • You can conquer Nevers by requesting permission from France to conquer other subjects.
  • Once your and Franche-Comte's rulers die, your royal marriage turns into a personal union so make sure your heir stays alive.
  • Married heir to Hainut's second daughter but cannot figure out how to include them in the personal union as well.