Breaking Eu4 with DAILY Elections 

Maybe an idea for a futur video but how about "drilling gain modifier" We can start as Provence to get +25% permanently and then form Holland or Prussia to get +25% (from Prussia permanently ) (+30 from Holland for 25years) (think forming Holland first will be easier since it's closer but since Holland is only temporary, we can form it after forming Prussia) Then form France to get +50% from ideas and change your religion for Sikh to get +50% more. We can also form Rum for janissary unit since they have +50% Add that the +40% from decision (the one that increase your maintenance), +100% from 100 professionalism, +50% for holding Ambras Castle at tier 3)

@@avisdunrandom I mean its something I guess, dunno if its an interesting one to get though, I mean drill is one where you can just... wait a couple more month.

​@@LemonCake101well, it would be some fun to send in battle only the armies which have max drill

Just win 5 elections in 5 days

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I like to imagine there is one millionaire here​@@LemonCake101

​@@LemonCake101We need to start a go fund me

​@@LemonCake101 there are 2 paths to the video, bourgouise patronage or rallying the proleteriat.

@@BotPlays2222 are you trying to crowdfund my crowdfunding?

Wait no you have a point

Democracy 2.0?

There was an episode of it in The Orville, I can recommend it.

bots

I am working out the half the planet thing in fairness!

Knowing how Rome used to work, this sounds like something they would do LOL

True successors or something?

​@@LemonCake101since the referendum to change from monarchy to republic (1946) we had about 70 different governments

He is very electable, trust!

Why not both? Putin is almost a genius and almost a tyrant, he's on his 5th term xD

@@celeridad6972 but not a saint I doubt you could call him a genius by the developments of the past years, either

Certified Franklin Delano Roosevelt classic

Or just a really skilled politician

fair enough, in which case these governments are really good at generating monarch points

Many is a section of all end of the day ;)

Somehow magic space technology seems more believable then daily elections...

Very similar concept was used by Alastair Reynolds in his 'Revelation Space' -series. Major human faction, "Demarchists" (Democratic Anarchists), are able to run a functional society because they're all connected by neural implants that allow them to seamlessly vote on referenda. Exact description differs between short story 'Spy in Europa' and novel "Prefect" (this could be explained that former is from POV of hostile outsider, and latter is all Demarchists.) -'Spy in Europa' describes that eventually the Demarchists start voting subconsciously or subliminally. The titular spy considers this disgusting, but he may have been indoctrinated by a totalitarian regime from what I remember (also the entire story is kind of a homage to the Cold War espionage thrillers.) -'Prefect' features one of the many habitats in Glitter Band (orbiting exoplanet Yellowstone) that more or less explicitly sells some of their voting power - the system analyses people's votes based on hindsight, and gives more voting weight to those who voted "correctly." People living in the said habitat actively participate in all the optional referendum, always making sure to vote on what is most likely going to be the best options in terms of long-term society-wide benefit. Thus, their votes are weighed much more heavily than votes from average citizens. Compensate them for the potential hit on their "social credit score" and they'll vote like you want to. The titular Prefects, who are the police/peacekeeping force, don't seem to be above this or even consider it a bad thing - they lament that the habitat is unable to vote in favour of declaring a state of emergency. (Without going too much into spoiler territory, they could've just assumed the Habitat would vote "yes" if their communications weren't down.)

1) I know! 2) Yeah fair 3) Oh good point. Eu4 still treats division by 0 to equal 0, I just guess this was an example off.

@@LemonCake101 They should be adults and just define INF and assign it when dividing by 0.

@@abrvalg321 I don't have access to source code, so no idea, my claim comes from other random times I stumbled on a division by 0 in Eu4

Im convinced that the term democracy in its modern form only exists because Britain wanted to distinguish itself from the Central powers in WW1. "We aren't like other monarchies so we can keep ours while getting rid of other monarchies!!!"

Never heard of this, sounds cool though

Ah fair, yeah I was wrong there. The division by 0 fun fact still stands though AFAIK!

Oh yeah for sure

I did it once before, issue a lot are 'uncapped' so unrest is just get max OE

Is 0% discipline even possible?

80% should be doable. Just play as a Mesoamerican or Incan native with Divine Ideas and get "The Dying of the Light" event (-5%) as well as "A Generation of Cowards" event (-5%) while going through the "Rapid Collapse of Society" triggered modifier (-10%). Watch and be amazed as your already backwards 24 stack gets wiped by Norway's 2 stack sneezing in their direction. Also, that first event is what makes Divine a really bad idea group unless you can stack it. No, the 5% free discipline event doesn't make up for it.

@@carltonleboss Legitimately I would say no

Oh absolutely

Rome wasn't built in a day, but Rome 2 sure was!

Hello!

That is if the server doesn't mind the election spam

While true, they tend to end up capping and adding anyway, as its pretty easy 'content' to sell in a DLC: look cool mission gives number buff!

Thanks!

Peak democracy indeed!

Please no

no

@@LemonCake101 "no"

nope, because if you don't click the poppup the next election doesn't happen.

@@LemonCake101 ah, that's a shame

Maybe?

If you don't pause it enters the next day without triggering another election

How to make a republic into a dictatorship in 10 days

Em I needed Mil Hegemon

Yes, I messed up, it is; but the x/0 = 0 still stands overall AFAIK.

For LiberTEA!

True successors or something?

A bit too innovative even for me

I can but I wanted to complain :P

Mods are the way here really, and I mean any mod that can give you access to another -2 overall years of re-election somewhere would work.

⁠@@LemonCake101My real question is where should I put that modifier? I know you're not an expert in modding, but I really have no idea what might work and what wouldn't. I don't even know what term to use in the files in order to change that number.

@@frederickwood1384 probably best to go to custom ideas and buff the custom -1 yearly election one to -2: but up to you, modding is the start of a whole other can of worms

I think it would basically become an elective monarchy (no elections until the ruler dies but the ruler rules for life, it just so happens they are not nearly skilled enough to be worth it). That or time travel is involved to rig the elections, though from the game mechanics it would remain the same (however. In theory, you could be able to gain Republican tradition each time the person is re-elected) I don't think anything else could change

Nothing fun to be honest, it still daily elections, tested with a mod I made.

@@LemonCake101 Thanks for testing it out!

I don't know how evoting would work in 1248 in fairness

For liberTEA!

Indeed, it prints monarch points too!

needs desperate management indeed

Each province cost 1 warscore, regardless of development etc, and cost 1 admin to core instantly, leading to a situation where you could take 100 provinces per war with basically no repercussions.

⁠@@LemonCake101 A: I thought AdEf was capped like CCR? B: that makes sense minus the core instantly

@@Speedster___ it is now used to not be