An interesting situation

Post Reply
neilwilkes
Posts: 186
Joined: Sat Oct 01, 2022 10:44 am

An interesting situation

Post by neilwilkes »

I am in control of the Nordic Federation, and it would seem that I have a claim on the EU.
The EU is however controlled by The Academy.
What happens if I federate with the EU?
Would this give me any control over the EU in the long run if I hang on until I can actually Unify, or would it work differently somehow?
I may create a game save with this as a split point...just to see what happens...but it would be grand to know just what might happen
DarthVicious
Posts: 98
Joined: Sun Oct 30, 2022 7:38 pm

Re: An interesting situation

Post by DarthVicious »

Spoiler I suppose. I figured some of this out by trial and error, and there is a lot I have not figured out yet.
Spoiler: show
The chance of the EU accepting your offer to federate is controlled by whoever is sitting on their control points.

If the academy hates you, no way they will accept.
Same for unification.

If you own the executive control point, you can accept federation and unification. Its actually automatic.

If any of the other control points are shared, then the faction that owns those points may end up with a control point in your newly unified nation.

Note that miltech, gdp/c, and other stats will be averaged based on population. Unifying with a much lower stat nation can be a downer. In such case better to militarily conquer them.
Richard Baxton held off four waves of mind worms. We immediately purchased his identity manifests and repackaged him into the Recon Rover Rick character. People need heroes. They don't need to know he died clawing his eyes out, screaming for mercy.
PAwleus
Posts: 109
Joined: Fri Mar 19, 2021 12:58 pm

Re: An interesting situation

Post by PAwleus »

If the Nordic Federation has no claim on the capital of the EU (and they usually don't) then they have no option to unify the EU (but the EU could unify them because they have or they could have claim on the capital of NF) even though you can federate the EU as the NF.

Click on the Executive Authority icon of the NF (in the upper-right corner of the NF window) and hover your pointer over the Ally column of the EU and you will see what are their unification conditions.
neilwilkes
Posts: 186
Joined: Sat Oct 01, 2022 10:44 am

Re: An interesting situation

Post by neilwilkes »

PAwleus wrote: Sat Nov 19, 2022 7:01 pm If the Nordic Federation has no claim on the capital of the EU (and they usually don't) then they have no option to unify the EU (but the EU could unify them because they have or they could have claim on the capital of NF) even though you can federate the EU as the NF.

Click on the Executive Authority icon of the NF (in the upper-right corner of the NF window) and hover your pointer over the Ally column of the EU and you will see what are their unification conditions.
The first part of your answer has answered my question - many thanks.
The second part I am aware of - but oddly, since I unified with Denmark into the Nordic Confederation, all options to federate with the EU had disappeared after running the National Policy mission - yet the option to federate was definitely there when I federated Denmark.
Not to worry though
Post Reply