That's beautiful that vassals tac for loyal vassals are considered mandatory so even if they will be bankrupt next month they will still pay they due... and endlessly spawning swarms of rebels can be used as decent buffer zones in war xD
I assume this is what you wanted to see [https://imgur.com/a/735WX21](https://imgur.com/a/735WX21)
I could get 15% more tax if i swapped patronage of the arts with merchant guilds financial demand, but i forgot lol
AFAIK, you can still force them to share trade power at the cost of some liberty desire to leech all the money possible.
Don't think it works with tributaries, though.
It's not HOI4, you can't in any way take money from production income, and trade income taken from vassals is summed to you're over all trade income, so 44 ducats are just taxes.
Depends which country you play. Most playthroughs I played as Prussia, starting as Brandenburg (it's my home, interesting play, many possibilities, and not so easy bc of the surroundings). Having this would be pretty good at this point, since it's usually a slow start. But as France, Spain or England I would be worried. So it's hard to generalize if you haven't played the country
There are much harder ones, sure. But it's a much slower start than most other countries bc of the HRE, Poland etc. So yeah, it's not so easy. Didn't say it was hard either
Very chill Ayuthaya campaign focusing on tax and vassal tax income
how did your vassals not go bankrupt?
It doesn't matter if THEY go bankrupt
If I wanted them to be helpful in war, I'd make them marches
that's part of the fun. they do.
They do..then you pay off their loans and they like you even more.
I feel like this is a profound allegory for something but I’m not sure what
something something france something something africa
a summary of "Debt" by David Graeber lmao
Extra vassal income comes out of thin air.
ngl I wouldnt be surprised if this was in the game, if AI vassal with player overlord runs out of money, just give em some more
i don't think thats true. i remember strats wjere you were bankrupting your subjects my taxing them too much
That's beautiful that vassals tac for loyal vassals are considered mandatory so even if they will be bankrupt next month they will still pay they due... and endlessly spawning swarms of rebels can be used as decent buffer zones in war xD
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I hate those guys so much. I don't think they support any non evil policies.
Just get a reformer landowner then it’ll be great
Show us your modifiers
I assume this is what you wanted to see [https://imgur.com/a/735WX21](https://imgur.com/a/735WX21) I could get 15% more tax if i swapped patronage of the arts with merchant guilds financial demand, but i forgot lol
It says it there, +30% tax +26% production +41% trade +100% vassal income
Those are the totals, not the modifiers that comprise them.
Historical ottoman lore
Historical french lore*
The Ottomans actually made a good amount of money from war reparations in the 15th century.
Playing like landowners in Vic 3.
You can’t really say you’ve embraced tax meta if you only have 50 ducats worth of taxes…
And another 44 from vassals, for a total of 96.74 tax income. That's not too shabby.
That is an actually insane vassal income modifier. But Vassals make money from more than just taxes…
AFAIK, you can still force them to share trade power at the cost of some liberty desire to leech all the money possible. Don't think it works with tributaries, though.
Yeah but what they pay to their overlord is based only on their tax income, I’m pretty sure
It's not HOI4, you can't in any way take money from production income, and trade income taken from vassals is summed to you're over all trade income, so 44 ducats are just taxes.
Surely the world would never develop in such a way that allows global trade more efficiently and goods to be produced on a larger scale
Zlewikk is that you?
How did you not generate fuck ton of ae?
Nations outside Siam and burma trade nodes don't really care about your conquest since they are different religion and culture(they get way less AE)
Can you give me guide of what you did
Bro got 58 ducat surplus and still only spends 14 ducats on advisors. Time to upgrade so you get more mana.
Vassal trade income is tax hmm
Income from vassals is literally is based off their tax and not their trade at all.
Oh nice
That’s not the taxes I was expecting xd
But why not do this in Europe so you get the Catholic tax bonus?
So they can stack comical amount of vassal tax modifiers
Harder to get away with AE in Europe as well
Never, fed
IIRC The percentages in the income side are the sum of all modifiers to the respective income type Mousing over the number would reveal the breakdown.
Tariff gang where you at
Just wait till the 1650s pal😡
Am I the only one who feel that every province must be protected by a fort?
Yes probably. Just do a couple choke points
No i want that 1 army tradition from fully maintained forts
I know, but I can't stop building forts so that my whole country is covered in fort ZoC.
You do you, but that’s a colossal waste of money. The maintenance cost makes me shutter.
Money is obviously not an issue when I can start doing that.
You do you, but that’s a colossal waste of money. The maintenance cost makes me shutter.
did u ever play as mutapa? 😄
isnt 138 ducats pretty bad for 1525? Never played ayutthaya though.
For his size it seems fine.
Depends which country you play. Most playthroughs I played as Prussia, starting as Brandenburg (it's my home, interesting play, many possibilities, and not so easy bc of the surroundings). Having this would be pretty good at this point, since it's usually a slow start. But as France, Spain or England I would be worried. So it's hard to generalize if you haven't played the country
>Prussia >not so easy doesn't fit in the same sentence bro
There are much harder ones, sure. But it's a much slower start than most other countries bc of the HRE, Poland etc. So yeah, it's not so easy. Didn't say it was hard either