yes, exactly. It is removed, no way to change sides. I just wasn;t 100% sure
it gets removed, but it is a logical conclusion.
On Tuesday, 9 October 2018, 12:50:32 EEST, Dimitris Stavr.
<poliorkitis@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
if you conquer Hanover, then definitely is not part of the Kingdom, but the
Kingdom exists.
since it is not part of the Kingdom then it can be used like other minors.
this is different than conquering it and having corps/factors changing sides.
what stands with the rest minors is that factors/corps are removed, right?
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Subject: [eiagreek] Re: Question I think it is more than that. You have to lose
the minor, not just control of the city, i.e. like we deal with normal minors.
If I take the city now and you take back next turn you are ok. If not you lose
it, until you get it back and add it to Westphalia.
Thats why I feel that also its factors/coprs should go away if I manage to take
it and convert it to a minor of mine.
On Tuesday, 9 October 2018, 12:23:56 EEST, Dimitris Stavr.
<poliorkitis@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
11.3.2.3: Only Hessian infantry can be used as minor country garrisonswithin
Hesse. Only Hanoverian infantry can be used asminor country garrisons within
Hanover and Magdeburg. If Hanoveris _not_part of the Kingdom of Westphalia,
Hanoverian army factors are notavailable for use by the Kingdom of Westphalia.
there is also this, and to my view it clarifies how each minor's army factors
should be used.and in the same paragraph, mentions factors and not corps. then
if i don't have the control of the city, this means that Hanover is not part of
the Kingdom?
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Subject: [eiagreek] Re: Question No, my question is slightly different I think.
If, lets say... you lose Hanover, will you have to disband its corps? I'm not
disputing that you still own Westphalia of course
On Tuesday, 9 October 2018, 12:02:49 EEST, Dimitris Stavr.
<poliorkitis@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
11.3.3 CONQUERING THE KINGDOM OF WESTPHALIA: The componentparts of the Kingdom
of Westphalia are still treated as separate minor freestates and a ceded
province for purposes of conquering it. However, as longas the Kingdom of
Westphalia's controlling major power still controls atleast one component minor
country with corps, the Kingdom of Westphaliastill exists (consisting of
whatever territory remains)
as i get it, Prussia controls Hesse, which is a "component minor country with
corps", regardless if this corps is not present now
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Subject: [eiagreek] Question I will be very open with my question. If
Westphalia loses either of the two states that have a cops, does the corps also
get disbanded?
