Each set of conditions is unique to each institution, and different conditions have different rates of presence growth. Once an institution is embraced, the tech cost penalty associated with it is removed and you permanently gain a small bonus tied to that institution.įor an institution to be considered present in a province, it must build up to 100% presence by meeting certain conditions.
The cost of embracing can be modified by being a Great Power (-10%), by prestige (-10% at 100 prestige), or by government type (Colonial government -10%, Celestial Empire +10%). Embracing also requires spending 2.5 ducats per point of development in provinces that don't have the institution present. To embrace an institution, it must be present in provinces that total at least 10% of your nation's development after adjusting for local autonomy. For each year after an institution appears and in which it hasn't been embraced by a nation, that nation gets a +1% penalty to technology cost, up to a maximum of +50% tech cost penalty fifty years after the institution appears.
I hope this will help clear things up!īase Mechanics To begin, institutions are a new mechanic introduced with 1.18 (Rights of Man) replacing the concept of technology groups and Westernization, and are the largest influence on technology cost. Lately I've seen a lot of misunderstandings and confusion regarding exactly how institutions work, so I've created a complete guide that covers everything from the basic mechanics to the optimal strategy for playing with this mechanic in mind.
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