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Step 1: Choose monarchy at game start. You will get an option to flip to Plutocracy/Piracy when your ruler dies

Step 2: Do whatever monarchical missions you want except War for the Crown. Doing it would prevent the event to flip to republic from happening

Step 3: Get yourself a PU subject before your first ruler dies. It will suppress the event for the republic from popping up on ruler's death. This will give you time to do the missions you want

Step 4. When you are ready to fire all the missions you want, get rid of your PU subject

Step 5. Die

Step 6. While the event to flip to republic is on screen you can now finish all the monarchical missions starting with War for the Crown

Step 7

Wiele tu ostatnio czytałem komentarzy o tym że pobór tylko i wyłącznie mężczyzn to czysta i jawna dyskryminacja. Zastanawia mnie więc czy mężczyźni, od których obecnie można wymagać w pracy podonoszenia ciężarów do 50 kg czują się dyskryminowani że od kobiet można wymagać podnoszenia tylko 20 kg.

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I'll keep it short. Teutonic Order has a mission that prevents Prussian Confederation event from firing. It also gives national unrest buff called "Curtailed Prussian Confederation" for 20 years. You can can click on their neighboring province and hover over the unrest field. If there's no "Curtailed Prussian Confederation" listed there on January 1st 1452 it means the Teutons entered their disaster and Prussian Confederation will most likely fire after 1460.

Most likely, because they can also prevent it by granting new burgher estate "Concede to the Prussian Confederation". If by 1460 they have province autonomy floor of 35% because of modifier Concede to the Prussian Confederation, it mea

I'm considering trying for my first run in EU4. What I have in mind will require considerable prep in the first half of the run, and then some luck with events and rulers in the second part. If I make a backup save after the first half and return back to it in case the second part doesn't go my way, is that considered a save scum?

It seems to me it's unverifiable one way or another if IGT category allows multiple sittings per run. But on the other hand, if my first action of a second part is introducing new heir, then it's pretty obvious what's happening.

I'm new to speedrunning so I wouldn't want to go against the spirit of the community, but the rules as written suggest that it's allowe