Since you have read the first section, I will now name the provinces that have Farmlands, Cloth/Cotton and a Center of Trade: It costs 200 ducats to upgrade one to Level 2, giving you trade modifiers and -5% development cost, and 1000 ducats to upgrade it to Level 3, giving you -10% development cost. It’s worth looking for provinces with these trade goods, so that you can get the cheapest development cost possible.Ĭenters of Trade (CoTs) are also a very important thing. There’s two trade goods that give -10% development cost in the province – Cloth and Cotton. In this section, I will cover provincial and state modifiers, such as trade goods, edicts and more. Your monarch power is precious and you should try to conserve it as much as possible.Īll images are credit to the EU4 wiki and the Europa Universalis IV game This modifier itself increases by 3 for every 10 total development. The cost to develop provinces increases by +3% per point above 10 total development. Why is it important to stack these modifiers?īecause the development cost of a province increases as you develop it more. All in all, development can be pretty worth it, especially if you’re playing tall. There are other reasons to develop provinces, such as expanding your power base if you’re an OPM. If you have a province with a very good permament modifier, or you just want to get more of one of those things, it’s certainly worth clicking that develop button a few times. You should develop their Base Production with diplomatic points, which adds to the mine’s productivity.ĭeveloping directly increases tax money (base tax), trade power and goods produced (base prod), and manpower (base mil). Thus you can use your monarch points to develop a gold mine, giving you more money. Gold may be the main source of income in the early game for many nations, especially poor asian/african ones. This is very useful when playing outside europe, where it’s really hard to get the first three institutions, because they spread so slowly. It is important to get maximum efficiency out of developing, and here I will cover some reasons as to why you should do it.Įach time you do a dev click, the province gains points towards an institution (firstly taking the ones it doesn’t have yet, so if both renaissance and colonialism has spawned, and the province has neither, it will gain renaissance progress first). There are a multitude of reasons for developing a province.
I will firstly go over the routes most players will take, then I’ll talk about some more specific cases, such as Amsterdam. There’s many ways to get it, such as religion, ideas, and estates. This guide aims to teach you on how to get the maximum reduction. Welcome to my guide about dev cost reduction.
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