This command increases your country's diplomatic power by the stated amount. If a country tag is included, the diplomatic power of the specified country will be altered instead. Inputting negative numbers will decrease diplomatic power. If you execute this command without providing any figures, your country will receive an additional 999 diplomatic power by default.
The dip is an EU4 console command which increases your country's diplomatic power. The command syntax is dip [amount]. If the amount parameter is not specified, it defaults to 999.
Diplomatic power in EU4 is a type of power currency, others being administrative and military. It's used to enact a variety of actions such as negotiating treaties, fabricating claims, developing provinces, embracing institutions, hiring leaders, etc.
It's gained passively from the monarch’s diplomatic skill and advisors and it can vary over time based on your focus, policies, and other factors. Running out of diplomatic power can limit your country's activities and growth, while stockpiling them can prepare for ambitious moves.
The dip console command allows players to quickly gain a large amount of diplomatic power. It's helpful in cases where you need to perform a diplomatic action, but do not have enough diplomatic power saved up, or if you're playing for fun and want to avoid waiting for power to accumulate. It should be used when you want to quickly proceed with activities requiring diplomatic power.
In Europa Universalis IV, the command dip is used to instantly grant the player a specified amount of diplomatic power.
By default, if you do not specify the amount, it gives you 999 diplomatic power.
This is a console command that is primarily used in single-player games for debugging or cheating.
The dip is an EU4 console command which increases your country's diplomatic power. The command syntax is dip [amount]. If the amount parameter is not specified, it defaults to 999.
Diplomatic power in EU4 is a type of power currency, others being administrative and military. It's used to enact a variety of actions such as negotiating treaties, fabricating claims, developing provinces, embracing institutions, hiring leaders, etc.
It's gained passively from the monarch’s diplomatic skill and advisors and it can vary over time based on your focus, policies, and other factors. Running out of diplomatic power can limit your country's activities and growth, while stockpiling them can prepare for ambitious moves.
The dip console command allows players to quickly gain a large amount of diplomatic power. It's helpful in cases where you need to perform a diplomatic action, but do not have enough diplomatic power saved up, or if you're playing for fun and want to avoid waiting for power to accumulate. It should be used when you want to quickly proceed with activities requiring diplomatic power.
In EU4, cheats are executed from the command console, a text box that you type commands into.
To open the command console press the ~(tilde) key, which is typically located under ESC (escape).
If your keyboard does not have that key, or pressing ~ does not work, try the following keys:
Type your command into the console, and then press ENTER .