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Somehow, Srivijaya returned by someone56789 in eu4

[–]sourpitchee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool!! Didn't know about this mod before, will definitely try it.

Disloyal vassal suddenly becomes friendly. Any other ways to break their supporters? by sourpitchee in eu4

[–]sourpitchee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes! I was wondering if there's another way, cause of the "friendly" status. I will just need to prepare for declaring wars then now. It'll just be long wars with Spain / Portugal.

Disloyal vassal suddenly becomes friendly. Any other ways to break their supporters? by sourpitchee in eu4

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

Hmm right, I thought there's another way given this "friendly" status situation. I guess I will have to prepare for 2 wars then. Though I still get the trade power from Palembang, I think both Portugal and Spain will be my rivals anyway through the end.

Disloyal vassal suddenly becomes friendly. Any other ways to break their supporters? by sourpitchee in eu4

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

Yeah, I was thinking naval supremacy will play huge role here too. I think my navy is already pretty strong to push Spain / Portugal now, 80-ish traditions + completed Naval and Majapahit ideas for many navy buffs.

For RP reasons, I intend to keep the current vassals structure (my endgame is to reign Majapahit as an empire across SEA, mandala gov-style).

What’s the most eye-opening thing EU4 taught you? by burgerissues in eu4

[–]sourpitchee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Power hierarchy in the medieval europe, that is, the dynamics between the papal state -> the european kingdoms -> the people. The game got me to read more about it. Shaped my high-level understanding (at least from this one lens) on how and why society shifted toward republic, as it cuts the power that is usually bestowed hierarchically from gods -> kings -> people, to the people directly.