<t> Hello,<br/>
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I have some more questions here. Is it possible to 'leave' a protectorate once it falls under your colors? Or is it possible to get that already owned protectorate (striped territory) to become full ownership? Also, why is it that some countries will declare war eventhough ...

<t> I was wondering, when reading about the 1.2 patch, when it is to be released? Also, are there any more games coming up, made in the CoG genre? It seems to have gotten good reviews, and to have a lot of interest, when comparing with the more specialized strategy games.<br/>
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<t> Thanks for answering the questions. As for the generals, then it said in a message box that they had been captured. Before that they had a single large English flag, but after the message popped up, the flag changed to Swedish, and a small English flag nested besides it - like when provinces ...

<t> When playing Sweden, I have on occasion taken a province where, for instance, Austria already have claim, leading to a criss cross pattern of both brown and blue across the province. How can I change that to solid color (ownership). <br/>
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Also, sometimes the options under some countries ...

<r> Thanks for the answers. That certainly helps. Now, I have another question about treaties. So far I have had France surrender now three times, and each time I've taken provinces. Currently France is not much but a few scattered areas, so is there a chance that it can dwindle to nothing? Also ...

<t> I have some questions I hope someone can enlighten me on...<br/>
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#1 - Playing Turkey, I've done rather well in greating a large army, currently busy gobbling up France. Now, the thing is that this army is too big to finance. How do I stop the provinces from raising units, and is there ...

Hello,

I am having a problem with that when combat occurs, it goes straight to Quick Combat, rather than detailed. Now, I do have the "Always Quick Combat" unchecked, and it still does it, no matter which is checked. Am I doing something wrong here? Thanks,

HL