I have a question regarding protectorates in this thread

Thread: I have a question regarding protectorates in this thread

  1. Dodge said:

    Default I have a question regarding protectorates in this thread

    And here it is;

    I am at war with Saxony. When I conquer their only province will I be able to release as a protectorate as I have with Hungary which was an Austrian province?
     
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    Eikki said:

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    Yeah you'll have the option to 'liberate' Saxony from their current government to a protectorate government.
     
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    eXistenZ said:

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    Here is a list of all liberate-able countries:

    http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=345757
     
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    BazzBrother said:

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    I remember liberating St. Petersburg into the Russian Empire :/
     
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    crsutton said:

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    What is the benefit of liberating a country over just moving in and taking over?
     
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    Ulysses said:

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    @ crsutton ::
    It's self-managed.
    It won't rebel.
    It won't be attacked.
    It can be a buffer state between you and your enemies.
    It's a reliable [if weak] ally in a world of backstabber politics.
    It pays you half its income.
    And it still counts as one of your provinces in game score.

    @ BazzBrother ::
    No. You can only liberate a province to a major nation when the latter has been obliterated and the region concerned is its capital one. If anything, it should be Moscow.
    Last edited by Ulysses; April 08, 2011 at 01:06 PM.
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