ellroy
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- Feb 2, 2021
What did you even do to get that Coalition?
I missed out on the inheritance despite my constant fighting with Burgundy before then. I had the Burgundian succession war but wasn't prepared for it and my vassals were shit at fighting it compared to Burgundy and their own and their alliance with Aragon. As soon as I could get a positive war score, I white peace'd it because it was going to get ugly eventually. Burgundy afterwards joined the HRE (a first in my previous playthroughs) and immediately allied Austria and Austria must of taken quantity because they had a lot of manpower so I didn't want to directly go to war with Burgundy.Okay I will still contest that AE is just a number...
But that number is too damn high, you never heard of truce juggling? Look that up and restart with it mind, before you get Napoleonic War'd 300 years early again.
He appears to have conquered the land off of BUR instead of waiting for the inheritance.
Only other thing that could have done it is full annexing BRI + using the wrong CB to snatch Normandy + Gascony off off ENG.
All in all should get some more hours in before doing ironman; it's not savescumming if it's a learning experience.
I took advantage of Burgundy's weird alliances with Saluzzo and Aragon to use either Provence's claims on Sardina and my new vassal Savoy's claims on Saluzzo since I liberated them from Genoa when I went to war over Provence's claims on Corsica. I would destroy Burgundy first and chipped away Western Burgundy with Aragon's war and then again for Eastern Burgundy over Saluzzo. To make matter's worse, I revoked the HRE territory on the two western Burgundian provinces. I think I clearly took too much in those three wars and Milan kicked off the Coalition. I keep trying to soothe over Milan and Bohemia but Milan won't have it and will declare war.
Sucks to know I have to start over but I did learn a little bit even with 200+ hours under my belt before this game.
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