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* The event where your people demand your ruler set aside his wife because she is a heretic or heathen can potentially become this. If you refuse to set her aside, showing loving devotion that transcends sectarian differences, then a province in your realm that also shared her faith feels comfortable enough to become open about following it.
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* Being in a tributary relationship can be this, if your overlord actually fulfills its promise of protecting you. Unlike other types of overlordship, a tributary relationship is relatively benign. The overlord only takes 12.5% of the tributary's yearly income/monarch points, and in return, they put them under their protection. The tributary, meanwhile, retains full independence and does not have to join the overlord when it's attacked. This means that the overlord will risk its life to save you from a stronger foe, but will not force you to do the same in return. Even if the overlord does not join you in battle, the sheer threat of it alone can deter most foes from trying unless they know they can win either way.
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* Being in a tributary relationship can be this, if your overlord actually fulfills its promise of protecting you. Unlike you; unlike other types of overlordship, a tributary relationship is relatively benign. The overlord only takes 12.5% of the tributary's yearly income/monarch points, and in return, they put them under their protection. The tributary, meanwhile, retains full independence and does not have to join the overlord when it's attacked. This means that the overlord will risk its life to save you from a stronger foe, but will not force you to do the same in return. Even if the overlord does not join prohibit its subject's diplomacy, merely taking a token tribute in exchange for protection. In gameplay terms, this means that you in battle, the sheer threat of it alone can deter most foes expand as much as you like, and your overlord will protect you from trying unless they know they can win either way.any coalition that forms. At least, the potential of their involvement will.
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* Being in a tributary relationship can be this, if your overlord actually fulfills its promise of protecting you. Unlike other types of overlordship, a tributary relationship is relatively benign. The overlord only takes 12.5% of the tributary's yearly income/monarch points, and in return, they put them under their protection. The tributary, meanwhile, retains full independence and does not have to join the overlord when it's attacked. This means that the overlord will risk its life to save you from a stronger foe, but will not force you to do the same in return. Even if the overlord does not join you in battle, the sheer threat of it alone can deter most foes from trying unless they know they can win either way.
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* Being in a tributary relationship can be this, if your overlord actually fulfills its promise of protecting you. Unlike other types of overlordship, a tributary relationship is relatively benign. The overlord only takes 12.5% of the tributary's yearly income/monarch points, and in return, they put them under their protection. Having a big guy watching over you can be a godsend in chaotic regions like North Asia.
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* Being in a tributary relationship can be this, if your overlord actually fulfills its promise of protecting you. Unlike other types of overlordship, a tributary relationship is relatively benign. The overlord only takes 12.5% of the tributary's yearly income/monarch points, and in return, they put them under their protection. Having a big guy watching over The tributary, meanwhile, retains full independence and does not have to join the overlord when it's attacked. This means that the overlord will risk its life to save you can be from a godsend stronger foe, but will not force you to do the same in chaotic regions like North Asia.return.
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* Being in a tributary relationship can be this, if your overlord actually fulfills its promise of protecting you. Unlike other types of overlordship, a tributary relationship is relatively benign. The overlord only takes 12.5% of the tributary's yearly income/monarch points, and in return, they put them under their protection. Having a big guy watching over you can be a godsend in chaotic regions like North Asia against the Manchu.
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* Being in a tributary relationship can be this, if your overlord actually fulfills its promise of protecting you. Unlike other types of overlordship, a tributary relationship is relatively benign. The overlord only takes 12.5% of the tributary's yearly income/monarch points, and in return, they put them under their protection. Having a big guy watching over you can be a godsend in chaotic regions like North Asia against the Manchu.Asia.
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* Being in a tributary relationship can be this, if your overlord actually fulfills its promise of protecting you. It's nice seeing the big guy protecting (fully independent) minor nations in exchange for what is practically peanuts (12.5% yearly income or less than a handful of monarch points).
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* Being in a tributary relationship can be this, if your overlord actually fulfills its promise of protecting you. It's nice seeing Unlike other types of overlordship, a tributary relationship is relatively benign. The overlord only takes 12.5% of the tributary's yearly income/monarch points, and in return, they put them under their protection. Having a big guy protecting (fully independent) minor nations watching over you can be a godsend in exchange for what is practically peanuts (12.5% yearly income or less than a handful of monarch points).chaotic regions like North Asia against the Manchu.
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* Being in a tributary relationship can be this, if your overlord actually fulfills its promise of protecting you. It's nice seeing the big guy protecting (fully independent) minor nations in exchange for what is practically peanuts (12.5% yearly income or less than a handful of monarch points).
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* While playing most indigenous nations that historically got crushed by colonizers and preventing that from happening probably counts, special mention goes to the 'No Trail of Tears' achievement. Playing as the Cherokee, you have to control and have cores on all of the Thirteen Colonies with all institutions embraced. Stopping the horrors of colonialism in a game all about subjugating natives and building an empire on the backs of colonies is possibly one of the most heartwarming things in the game.
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* While playing most indigenous nations that historically got crushed by colonizers and preventing that from happening probably counts, special mention goes to the 'No Trail of Tears' achievement. Playing as the Cherokee, you have to control and have cores on all of the Thirteen Colonies with all institutions embraced. Stopping the horrors of colonialism in a game all about subjugating natives and building an empire on the backs of colonies is possibly one of the most heartwarming things in the game.game.
* Being in a tributary relationship can be this, if your overlord actually fulfills its promise of protecting you. It's nice seeing the big guy protecting minor nations in exchange for what is practically peanuts (12.5% yearly income or less than a handful of monarch points).
* Being in a tributary relationship can be this, if your overlord actually fulfills its promise of protecting you. It's nice seeing the big guy protecting minor nations in exchange for what is practically peanuts (12.5% yearly income or less than a handful of monarch points).
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* The event in which your ruler marries a commoner and doesn't care what the nobility think of it, because he loves her, and the common people soon do as well. Aww.
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* The event in which your ruler marries a commoner and doesn't care what the nobility think of it, because he loves her, and the common people soon do as well. Aww.Aww.
* While playing most indigenous nations that historically got crushed by colonizers and preventing that from happening probably counts, special mention goes to the 'No Trail of Tears' achievement. Playing as the Cherokee, you have to control and have cores on all of the Thirteen Colonies with all institutions embraced. Stopping the horrors of colonialism in a game all about subjugating natives and building an empire on the backs of colonies is possibly one of the most heartwarming things in the game.
* While playing most indigenous nations that historically got crushed by colonizers and preventing that from happening probably counts, special mention goes to the 'No Trail of Tears' achievement. Playing as the Cherokee, you have to control and have cores on all of the Thirteen Colonies with all institutions embraced. Stopping the horrors of colonialism in a game all about subjugating natives and building an empire on the backs of colonies is possibly one of the most heartwarming things in the game.
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** Taken further in IV's The Cossacks DLC, which allows you to choose from three native policies how your realm should interact with the natives. Picking native assimilation reduces the native uprising chance by 100%, meaning natives will never attack your colonies, which is both heartwarming and very practical.
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** Taken further in IV's The Cossacks DLC, which allows you to choose from three native policies how your realm should interact with the natives. Picking native assimilation coexistence reduces the native uprising chance by 100%, meaning natives will never attack your colonies, which is both heartwarming and very practical.
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** Taken further in IV's The Cossacks DLC, which allows you to choose from three native policies how your realm should interact with the natives. Picking native assimilation reduces the native uprising chance by 100%, meaning natives will never attack your colonies, which is both heartwarming and very practical.
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* Any event that mentions how awesome your nation is. Try not to feel proud of yourself when game tells you that other nations envy [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy the bravery of your soldiers]], look up to you as a shining beacon of culture and progress or simply employ your people because of how [[IncorruptiblePurePureness incorruptible they are]]
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* The event in which your ruler marries a commoner and doesn't care what the nobility think of it, because he loves her, and the common people soon do as well. Aww.
* The event in which your ruler marries a commoner and doesn't care what the nobility think of it, because he loves her, and the common people soon do as well. Aww.
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* Starting as an oppressive nation (e.g. Muscovy or Castille) and turning them into a free, forward-thinking state, even if you have to drag them there kicking and screaming.
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* Any event that mentions how awesome your nation is. Try not to feel proud of yourself when game tells you that other nations envy [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy the bravery of your soliders]], look up to you as a shining beacon of culture and progress or simply employ your people because of how [[IncorruptiblePurePureness incorruptible they are]]
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* By that same token, as a colonizer [[VideoGameCaringPotential you can sometimes go out of your way to treat the natives well]] - for instance, sending doctors to help treat the diseases your settlers brought with them.
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* By that same token, as a colonizer [[VideoGameCaringPotential you can sometimes go out of your way to treat the natives well]] - for instance, sending doctors to help treat the diseases your settlers brought with them.them.
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* Starting as an oppressive nation (e.g. Muscovy or Castille) and turning them into a free, forward-thinking state, even if you have to drag them there kicking and screaming.
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* Peacefully integrating another country via royal marriage and then personal union. Sure you could conquer them with your armies, but sometimes love and charm are more effective than sword and cannon.
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* Peacefully integrating another country via royal marriage and then personal union. Sure you could conquer them with your armies, but sometimes love and charm are more effective than sword and cannon.cannon.
* By that same token, as a colonizer [[VideoGameCaringPotential you can sometimes go out of your way to treat the natives well]] - for instance, sending doctors to help treat the diseases your settlers brought with them.
* By that same token, as a colonizer [[VideoGameCaringPotential you can sometimes go out of your way to treat the natives well]] - for instance, sending doctors to help treat the diseases your settlers brought with them.
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** Especially if you do it with England and France, or Castille and Portugal.
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* Peacefully integrating another country via royal marriage and then personal union. Sure you could conquer them with your armies, but sometimes love and charm are more effective than sword and cannon.
* Peacefully integrating another country via royal marriage and then personal union. Sure you could conquer them with your armies, but sometimes love and charm are more effective than sword and cannon.
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* Anytime you ally with a country that you won a war against. It takes a few years and a lot of money, trade, and royal marriages, but eventually that same country can become your best friend.
** Especially if you do it with England and France, or Castille and Portugal.
** Especially if you do it with England and France, or Castille and Portugal.
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* Anytime you ally with a country that you won a war against. It takes a few years and a lot of money, trade, and royal marriages, but eventually that same country can become your best friend.
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** Especially if you do it with England and France, or Castille and Portugal.
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** Esdpexcially if you do it with England and France, or Castille and Portugal.
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* Anytime you ally with a country that you won a war against. It takes a few years and a lot of money, trade, and royal marriages, but eventually that same country can become your best friend.
** Esdpexcially if you do it with England and France, or Castille and Portugal.
** Esdpexcially if you do it with England and France, or Castille and Portugal.
