Having as many fully cored states as possible with close to 0% autonomy in each will fast-track the progress. Accordingly, having many trade companies and territories early on will materially slow down government reform progress. The average autonomy is calculated considering all provinces, including trade companies and territories, and is a weighted average of each province's development and its local autonomy.
Whereas low autonomy of 10% would be +1000/1320 (where 12x110) or 0.76 per month. The effect of autonomy on province warscore cost is added after all positive warscore cost modifiers are added.Īutonomy also affects how fast a nation can enact government reforms, because the reform progress is reduced by the nation's average autonomy level hence the lower the autonomy the faster the progress - the tooltip states the formula as being: '+1000 progress per year divided by (12 x (100 + average autonomy%)'.
It was last verified for version 1.33.Īdditionally in both trade company and non-trade company provinces: Please help with verifying or updating this table.
