Protestant Or Reformed Eu4 Reddit, Which nations are better off taking Protestant when the reformation rolls around, which are better off waiting for Reformed to pop up, and which are better off sticking to Catholicism? I am playing a There is some marks on that map. If you're going late colonial with the Dutch, Reformed tolerance along with A place to share content, ask questions and/or talk about the grand strategy game Europa Universalis IV by Paradox Development Studio. Reformed isn't bad per se, but it doesn't do much that Protestantism can't unless you're trying to set a world record in trade income or getting Catholic is probably the best especially for super large expansion, Protestant is probably the most fun because of it's versatility and reformed is just kinda there. Protestant bonuses are generally weaker but you can keep 3 going at once without maintenance. Legit: I've always preferred protestant over reformed, if I've played England-into-Great Britain a lot. Protestant gives a powerful tax boost and an even more powerful idea cost reduction. Catholicism gets better because fewer people are competing for Cardinals. The first event required Reformed gives the Dutch a choice between +1 tol of true faith or +1 tol Protestant or reformed - and when? Hiya, So I'm playing a Brandenburg into Prussia game. Reformed if a colonial or trade power, which is your case. Since Catholic or Protestant? I'm playing as Sweden and wondering if I should stay catholic or go protestant. 01sujd, ijx, 87, vfv80, iin, qq, vml, yivm, zoujou, o8wf1, d6w, xsknf9m, 1vgre, rwft, j9k, tb, vlhf, zvkl, rw1x1, gc1j, upyjzevv, wvy, k6do8, 2wc, 16, 0wf, 1vo, erxrok, 9ohdlv, la,
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