EU4 Releasables - I CAN'T BELIEVE I've NEVER Played THIS Nation 

Form Poland

While playing with that nation, give us some advice on how to find a girlfriend. After that many hours of Eu4, you should know how to conquer a ladies heart.

Make Ruppin into a pirate republic

I don't think Ruppin is a pirate nation. Its landlocked in the middle of Brandenburg. I think you are thinking of Rugen Hawk.

Unite the Caribbean

These things happen alright

Don't forget about him accidentally revoking his own core!

only a matter of time before he accidentally cancels a PU

Thank you red hawk for being a relatable character.

I did I did lmao

Do you mean Arabian peninsula?

@@lycarelepleutre7396 yes but its much funnier with the auto correct so it stays

Yeah lol

Ruppin also has the best map color.

Yeah, just looked it up, really cool!

Italy has a navy?!

Ck2 player right there

@@YagizBagdatli ?

@@henryglennon3864 Yes. They kind of have a coast line, lol. Too bad their navy doesn't stop migrants fleeing Africa.

I did lol

Yeah I was about to say the same thing

He picks the nations with a wheel

@@ywoisug8845 Alright then.

you have to change the capital tho

Honestly, I almost always go protestant in italy because the papacy almost always hates me. If I cant use any curia powers, no point in staying catholic.

@@TheGreatDanish That's totally fair. I think I did it once as Milan, but that was before the update that improved Catholicism. In a lot of cases now unless I have to I tend to want to stay catholic these days since indulgences exist to keep the pope in check if he hates you.

Maybe and maybe

Bruh

Thanks!

Hmm

Why Jewish Qing or Japan?

@@bigpigeon2384Because its cursed sounding.

i believe the benefit is to re-elect more quickly to get the ruler's skill maxed out more quickly. absolutism doesnt take effect until 1610, so until then, the absolutism doesnt matter. either way, you won't be getting a lot of absolutism as a republic

The Republican Tradition you pay for re-election scales by term duration. So regular 4 year terms is 10 RT, while longer election (aka the inverse of frequent elections) makes the cost 12 or 14 RT per re-election. Frequent elections makes the cost 7 RT per re-election. Thus, you're actually saving RT in the long term, and also getting your leaders to 6/6/6 much quicker. The absolutism doesn't matter too much for the first 200 years of the game, so it's not really a big deal to get ahead with the increased mana generation from better leaders and more RT. By the time Absolutism becomes relevant, you'll probably have all your government reforms already (as a republic), so you can just switch out of frequent elections if you really need that extra bit of max absolutism

Yeap I realized it later

They have a unique achievement