P.S I had around 15 provinces spread throughout Lousiana and the Eastern Seaboard. Colonial Nation Not Forming. Thread starter Jens98; Start date Jun 1, 2016; Menu ... Do all of your provinces in a colonial region have to be cores in order for a colonial nation to form? 74 Badges. Xsolla is an authorized global distributor of Paradox Interactive

The only thing I can think of is that I don't have a core province anywhere in the new world yet because it is still out of my range. About the Aztec thing, I didn't have any cores at all, a few days after I took it, a prompt to form a Colonial Nation popped up. Now your 6 colonies seem to be spread out between 2 'regions' those eastern colonies of yours are in the 'Brazil' region, and those western in 'Guyane' region (sorry not sure about the names of it but you get the point). It's all right though as I figured out how to form client states and so formed a number of them instead.

The New World and Oceania are divided into several ‘colonial regions’ for the purpose of forming colonial nation. Colonial Nation Not Forming I conquered a whole load of provinces in what is supposed to be Colonial America, but no colonial nation formed. Once the colony finishes, the entire region will form a new colonial nation. Maybe check that all five core provinces are in Colonial Peru?The provinces that are cores are Camana, Arequipa, Puno, Tiahunaco and Chuquiabo.There was another thread (maybe on Steam) about such a problem and I thought I saw something similar in my last game. Happens, especially with all the different map modes. You should submit a bug report.

Another thing that makes these nations different from the traditional formable nations in EU4 is that they can be formed using the random setup.

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- Thank you for the responses, and sorry for a slow response on my behalf. I already have one in Canada but the one in the Eastern U.S isn't formed. So I colonized a couple of provinces in Peru, then I attacked one of the tribes there and took their provinces. I read in the EU4 Wiki that to form a colonial nations I need to have five provences colonised bordering each other for them to form into New Portugal for example. I already have one in Canada but the one in the Eastern U.S isn't formed. Need to have 5 core provinces in the same region.

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I don't mean to be that guy, but did you wait for the month to tick over first? But that was in a previuos version, si I don't know if the new patch chanegd it. Formation []. Michael Kim Grand Strategy Enthusiast. Maybe it's related to the new States/Territory code.It will be nice if you attach some screenshots, especially in diplomatic mapmode

I just had the same problem. Aug 6, 2014 202 120 michaelkim0407.com. Unlike other colonial nations, Texas does not receive claims on its entire colonial region, and is restricted to claiming the Rio Grande region.

Because of the ton of overextension that I had after taking all those provinces, I was forced to release 9 of the provinces I conquered as a protectorate, which I'd be willing to break and recounqer, but I just want to know if this is happening to anyone else. According to the EU4 Wiki the only condition for a formation is that the colonizer holds 5 cores provinces in the same colonial region, which is the case. Let’s take the United States as an example. So I colonized a couple of provinces in Peru, then I attacked one of the tribes there and took their provinces. I conquered a whole load of provinces in what is supposed to be Colonial America, but no colonial nation formed.

Why? However, once one of my nearby colonies became self-sustaining, this triggered the entire area into forming Dutch Columbia. I have the problem aswell but the weird thing is I have all the provinces in colonial area and it still wont form into a CN, and I do have them all cored, any one got ideas? Glad you got a solution now. Do all of your provinces in a colonial region have to be cores in order for a colonial nation to form?I'm not getting it.. Do you have five provinces, or five core provinces? © Valve Corporation. Like already stated above, you need cores for provinces to form colonial nations / get already existing nations to integrate provinces in their territory. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Paradox Development Studio brings you the sequel to one of the most popular strategy games ever made! So basically you don't have 5 colonies in one region, hence no colonial nation as of yet

There are twelve colonial regions in the game, 11 in the Americas (7 in North America, 4 in South America) and 1 covering Australia and New Zealand. Sometimes a colonial nation won't form till after the monthly tick other times it forms on the fifth colony completing. I cited enough of them for me to have 5 territorial cores, but colonial Peru won't form. But thank you for the specifics on colonization. All rights reserved. The thing is, before the patch I conquered all but one of the Aztec provinces, and they still formed a Colonial Nation, but here, I did the same thing with 3 decent sized Native tribes and it didn't form. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. Do all of your provinces in a colonial region have to be cores in order for a colonial nation to form?Well all of your provinces are in the right colonial region, and you say you have five cores. Crusader Kings III is soon upon us and you can pre order it today! I control 11 provinces, all in Colonial-Eastern-America region.

I cited enough of them for me to have 5 territorial cores, but colonial Peru won't form.