The Forgotten Superpower of Eastern Europe - EU4 1.35 Lithuania Guide 

Meh, by the time the ruler of imereti dies, I am usually at death war against ottomans. So georgia ends up declaring war.

I am so sorry. I can not imagine your situation. I have the same only at war with Muscovy.@@sasi5841

Yeah lol this happened to me when Poland and the Ottomans attacked Moldavia on my PU Hungary weirdly I can only call allies when my first war was finnished

The weird thing is that Poland itself could stomp Teutons. Maybe it's just because it was softened up by Bohemia, but still weird.

@@CoolBonobo I belive it was cause you were in an another war so the ai sees you as weak (this happened to me)

The problem is getting one stability. The only working method I can think of is through estate agenda.

Gdanskas*

Well, even then it's kinda strange. Poland could easily win without me. If Teutons could call in Livonia, then that's another story.

The AI still got too confident, maybe they made it more aggressive this patch, but usually, unless it's 100% sure it will win, it won't declare.

You are what you eat i guess

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@@antanassmetona4054 thah since ruthenia was more populous and more developed many lithaunian families ruling as dukes down in belarus and ukrainie adopted local culture, scritpure( writing family names in oldrus cyrillic), converted to orthodoxy etc. Kinda the reversed scenario occured during PLC when local ruthenian families such as Wisniowieccy and other rus dukes adopted polish culture

@@Saberu_o_oppai_de_momu Most lithuanian families did not adopt the ruthenian culture though? There were some cases where they did adopt orthodoxy, but they overall valued their own culture over the other conquered cultures.

@@antanassmetona4054 eh you literally have a interwar lithuanian guy on pfp... ye wisniowieccy are now know to have originated from rurik as a branch dynasty but f.e Sophia of Halshany was a lithuanian russified princess who came from a Belarusian settlement, her family name was written in old rus cyrillic, she converted to catholicism only after meeting Jogaila. Second thing, even past the XIV century old rus was the official language of Grand Duchy of Lithuania in which all state documents and decrets were issued. Around ~17% of Lithuania's population at that time XIV century was Lithuanian. Moreover, during PLC even ruthenian was the second most used language in the country, beating f.e Jewish, German i could go on with that...

Plc more dangerous than an emperor Austria-Hungary? No way lmfao

Burgundy usually hates France and Austria this patch, so they have less chance to go to them. Though you can always save scum, there is always a chance it will choose you

It must have rivaled you and had stronger army. Otherwise, your luck is abysmal and you lose your about 96% chance

I've double checked on wiki, it's the same case as with Moldova. Poland needs to be independent, yet waiting for 1460 to pu Poland is not the best idea, plus not sure if you can form Commonwealth if Poland has both Prussia and Moldova.

good point @@CoolBonobo

There was an LPC flag? I think they always were the same in eu4, flags are tied to tag, though not sure.

Yeah, but then I wouldn't be able to get warscore, because winning battles against Ottos is nigh impossible. Though this will work if you have good 3 stars general, not only it protects from Catholics, it also is just better CB overall

That was not a massacre of the Polish population, it was a unification of Poland under Lithuania, those who were against it were a minority of radicals

Nah

Based

I was thinking the exact same thing

Might have overdone them, but aside from intro, they do serve a purpose. It's for mobile users, I guess reading small eu4 text is difficult for them so I zoom in.

It works only for countries with your religion, maybe that's why? Otherwise, it's 100% a bug, it should work

@@CoolBonobo No, it’s just that under the Privilege no bonus is written and it gives me nothing

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Because why not? It's similar to Poland gameplay, though they have more pus at the same time