Naturally, their overlord can keep an eye on the war and if it does not like the way things are going, the overlord can decide to enforce peace on whoever the colony is fighting. If they do so, colonial overlords on either side will not get called in automatically.
However, they can declare war on native states and on other colonies. However, they are freer than vassals and have their own diplomatic rules.Ĭolonial nations cannot declare war on regular countries and if regular countries declare war on them they get protected by their overlord. They are a bit like vassals actually, except for the trade power. Last week I told you about colonial nations and how they are formed, but how do they operate? Well, they are very much like a free nation except they have to pay tariffs to their overlord, as well as providing half of their trade power to their overlord (there are some other benefits to having colonial nations, but these are a in a bit of a flux as we balance it as we play more). But at the very least I’m going to give you a little insight into the world of colonial diplomacy. For this reason, this dev diary is going to be a little bit shorter than the previous ones. One EU4 expansion being finished up and lots of very secret stuff still has to be wrapped up. I've taken note of several colonies' base tax before I've started colonizing them to see if they get the tax increase from the "Trade proposal" option.Besuchov: Hello again! It’s busy here at the Paradox tower with Christmas coming and all. I've also still had a few native uprisings. I'm doing a Burgundy -> Netherlands playthrough and so I picked the "Trade proposal" option, and I couldn't notice any effect. I don't remember exactly what they say, but the effects are pretty much like that, and they're worded in such a way that makes it seem that the choice you make applies to all of your current and future colonies.
You will choose to live alongside the natives, decreasing their chances of uprisings and/or increasing the chances of assimilating natives
You will trade with the natives, which will increase your income (can't remember this one exactly but it's like that) You will start treating natives with hostility, increasing their number of attacks and making your colonies grow more quickly The three effects for these options are (roughly): I'm just wondering what people think about this event and how it works because I'm clueless. The consequences from your choice seem like they last throughout the game although they appear to apply to only one colony. I've seen this event appear before on other playthroughs, but it always seemed unclear to me.
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