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Yessssss. WantTrying to write an extended narrative sequence on daily life in one of the provinces.
Yessssss. WantTrying to write an extended narrative sequence on daily life in one of the provinces.
If we really want to go to war with another nation on the basis that they're nasty and threatening our trade, then how about going after the Xoh? Who still sacrifice children behind their wall of human skulls? And who, incidentally, are sitting on a whole chunk of extremely valuable land, and already have others going after them, so we'd have help.Better to strike them in a century or so and not only claim thier riches, and humble them, but also ensure they can't threaten our civ with thier artificially enhanced trade power
@McLuvin It's almost like your argument is nothing more than a thinly veiled land-grab!
My wall of text question about that is going to come to fruition, yessssssssssTrying to write an extended narrative sequence on daily life in one of the provinces.
They already are. Didn't you see the recent Trade Table they are already threatening one of our Trade Dominants, and with everything continuing to set itself on fire all around us we can't afford to focus on keeping up
Too big, not as big a threat to COT, and no one wants to go into the Lowlands.If we really want to go to war with another nation on the basis that they're nasty and threatening our trade, then how about going after the Xoh? Who still sacrifice children behind their wall of human skulls? And who, incidentally, are sitting on a whole chunk of extremely valuable land, and already have others going after them, so we'd have help.
ETA I'm not saying that we actually should do that. But if we really want a war, they seem like a better target.
I'm guessing that one of those "other effects?" is the possibility of a crisis a la tax reform.[X] [Curr] Yes, for everyone (Stability loss?, Other effects?, establishes currency)
Our fiat currency system probably won't be effected by this, assuming that we stay with the fiat aspect and use silver simply to reduce the amount of counterfeiting that occurs.---Which leads to the 'genius' idea that leads to currency depreciation by using ever smaller amounts of silver in official currency.
They already are. Didn't you see the recent Trade Table they are already threatening one of our Trade Dominants, and with everything continuing to set itself on fire all around us we can't afford to focus on keeping up
Keep in mind it's also under the auspices of our below average stewardship leader. Then again, who knows what influence the 2nd hero might pull off.This. Right here. Small scale testing. DO NOT go for the super complicated switch first!
I'm guessing that one of those "other effects?" is the possibility of a crisis a la tax reform.
They don't threaten our dominance, because they can't reach the vast majority of our trading partners and have no interest in doing so. Arguably, the Hathatyn could trade with them for trade goods that would challenge us, but that would cost a great deal and they didn't when the Trelli were their colony, so it's unlikely this will occur.They are one city state that posses are real threat to our civ via threatening our COT Dominants, really it's for the 'Greater Good' more people live in our empire and more people would suffer due to them continuing independent than being vassals
Err, the Trelli are explicitly threatening two of our trade positions; they're italic on the trade display in both wine and fine dyes:They don't threaten our dominance, because they can't reach the vast majority of our trading partners and have no interest in doing so. Arguably, the Hathatyn could trade with them for trade goods that would challenge us, but that would cost a great deal and they didn't when the Trelli were their colony, so it's unlikely this will occur.
At the moment, the Hathatyn are the biggest threat to CoT Dominance due to their ability to compete in dyes, wine, and - if they build even a single saltern - salt. If we're going to vassalize someone we should do it to the HR first.
Also, they are listed for salt, either through a saltern or another major source (but with our 2 salterns and the distance involved enough to prevent them from threatening our dominance) or through trade with someone else that has that or another major source...
Yes. But the big deal here is that the Nomads are not going to be very far behind on the horse riding thing.
We have measures, but not a unified royal measure yet. Every smith likely has a set of measures that they pass down via apprenticeship, so I'd be very surprised if two smiths on opposite sides of Valleyhome had the same measures.I think we already have it, at least as far as smiths measuring their metal; thats what the lead slugs mentioned in the update were for, right?
Ah, missed that.Two mines, actually. THe Hatriver march captured one of the Hath's galena mines, which is silver/lead i think.
Supplied a Trait evolution and generally showed everyone how to fight better?
Or you know, look at the Ymaryn, and Spirit Talkers.They are. Stuff like that is how you become a trade nexus. Seriously, look at history, or current politics.
We finished the law right around the same time, so it's probably a section of the steles that's been repeatedly "struck through" and rewrittenActually quick question @Academia Nut do our people remember any part of the tax crisis, like has it become a part of legend and myth or has it become lost to time completely?
Well, at least we're only suffering a threat to dominance on fine dyes.Err, the Trelli are explicitly threatening two of our trade positions; they're italic on the trade display in both wine and fine dyes:
Also, they are listed for salt, either through a saltern or another major source (but with our 2 salterns and the distance involved enough to prevent them from threatening our dominance) or through trade with someone else that has that or another major source...
We haven't done a Expand Snails in forever, so that's fine.Well, at least we're only suffering a threat to dominance on fine dyes.
I still support consuming more Hathatyn land before invading. It should buffer our wine stores some.
*looks at the camera like I'm on Office*And we need to privatise land ASAP, the clerks already think the accumulation of wealth is bad, this will only get worse with time.
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I mean that any taboo about getting more, is a disaster. People need to be driven to accumulation, and spending for even more wealth or Prestige . If things don't change we'll end up with the buecracy having to do absolutely everything because no private individual has the wealth or initiative to do things himself.*looks at the camera like I'm on Office*
Giving people yet another means to acquire wealth will do the opposite of help. Or did you mean the clerks thinking the accumulation of wealth is bad is what will get worse?
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Let's do that after we main war mission the HT and establish a temple in Valleyhome?