and the fifth is not applicable at all to the best of my knowledge. the fourth is, umm, well, you know what it is. i don't know of a possibility of changing government form from monarchy to anything else during the first 30 years of the game either, at least not for Castille. The first two ones are basically 'you have to be you and you can't be dead', the third and the sixth are not very applicable because of the timeframe during which the disaster usually occurs (about 30 years into the game to me it seems practically impossible to subjugate both Aragon and Portugal during 30 years without ruining the rest of the game, but hey, it's a thread to discuss, so if someone has actually done it, i'll gladly learn from your experiences). If these prerequisites are met, the monthly progress can begin.

Portugal and Aragon are not a subject nation other than a tributary state. is not a subject nation other than a tributary state.first, prerequisites as stated by the wiki: So, let's go over the Castilian Civil War. i'd like for this thread to rather be a place where people such as myself who love playing Castille and play it a lot, come to rant and find solutions to this problem specific to their campaigns. Well, i've made a thread because based on my experience, my understanding of the factors in question, and subsequently on my pondering of the question 'what can a player do to prevent this from happening?', i've come to two conclusions: A) there's next to nothing a player can do to stop it, B) it's NOT a rarity - just the opposite.īefore i elaborate on why i have reached those conclusions, i'd just like to mention that this is not a complaint as i have not given much thought into how this fits into balancing the game and historical accuracy, so perhaps it's a good decision for this to be as it is. it's described in detail to wiki, which may make you think 'well, then why'd you make a thread about it, it's all there'. Castilian Civil War is a well known disaster.

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