Conquering nations

[Chris Wilkinson]

As it's only just been released here, I've only got to play it for a few hours but I already have one question - what's up with only being able to conquer a nation that has 1 province?

Anyway, there are some great chances since the first

[uglyduck]

Originally posted by Chris Wilkinson
As it's only just been released here, I've only got to play it for a few hours but I already have one question - what's up with only being able to conquer a nation that has 1 province?

Anyway, there are some great chances since the first

Its a device to stop the rampant taking over of the world that could occur with EU1.
There has been heated debate about it on the official forums. Go there and do a search
Basically you whittle a nation down until you own all their provinces except the Capital. Now, when you control the capital, you can get the option to Annex.

[Heresson]

That's idiotic in my opinion.
Not minding that those nations aren't realistic.
I mean, I played in one scn Prussians and conquered all their territories from Silesia to Raguas except for part of Belgium and what?
They didn't want to agree on peace unless
I wanted just 3 provinces. I offered them 5 provinces of those that I occupied,
and they weren't interested! Idiotic!

[Shadowstrike]

Its been pretty much done to death. We've had 4 patches and Paradox hasn't change it, which pretty much means that it won't be changed.

Besides, it makes conquest that much tougher (you should grab a few provinces and vassalize instead), and more realistic.