This command adds the specified amount of Government reform progress to the specified country.
Points Number | The amount of Government reform progress you wish to add to the specified country. If none is specified, a default of |
The tag of the country you want to add Government reform progress to. If none is specified, it will be added to your country. |
Here are examples of how to use reformprogress.
This command will add 500 progress points to your country.
This command will add 2,000 progress points to your country.
This command will add 2,000 progress points to England (country tag ENG).
The reformprogress is a console command in Europa Universalis IV (EU4) that lets you add Government reform progress to your country.
The default value it adds is 500, but you can specify a different number after the command to change how much progress you add.
The government reform progress in EU4 is a mechanic tied to advancements of your government system throughout the game. It allows you to reform into different types of governments and enact various bonuses and abilities for your country.
This progress is normally gained over time, but with this command, you can speed up the process.
This command can be quite useful if you want to experiment with different types of government quickly without having to wait for the reform progress to accumulate naturally. You can swiftly adapt to the game situation or trial different strategies that require particular government types.
However, this is a weighty decision as some reforms are irreversible, and you should carefully consider your future game direction before you use this command. The amount of reform progress needed for each government reform varies, so use the command judiciously to prevent unnecessary waste.
To use the command, type in reformprogress followed by the number of progress points you wish to add in the console command window and press enter. If you do not add a specific number, the command will default to adding 500 progress points. For example, to add 1000 progress points, input reformprogress 1000.
The reformprogress command in Europa Universalis IV is used to add points to your government reform progress.
By default, inputting this command without any additional parameter will add a progress of 500 points.
You can change the amount of progress to be added by including a number after the command, for example, reformprogress 1000 will add 1000 points to your government reform progress.
The reformprogress is a console command in Europa Universalis IV (EU4) that lets you add Government reform progress to your country.
The default value it adds is 500, but you can specify a different number after the command to change how much progress you add.
The government reform progress in EU4 is a mechanic tied to advancements of your government system throughout the game. It allows you to reform into different types of governments and enact various bonuses and abilities for your country.
This progress is normally gained over time, but with this command, you can speed up the process.
This command can be quite useful if you want to experiment with different types of government quickly without having to wait for the reform progress to accumulate naturally. You can swiftly adapt to the game situation or trial different strategies that require particular government types.
However, this is a weighty decision as some reforms are irreversible, and you should carefully consider your future game direction before you use this command. The amount of reform progress needed for each government reform varies, so use the command judiciously to prevent unnecessary waste.
To use the command, type in reformprogress followed by the number of progress points you wish to add in the console command window and press enter. If you do not add a specific number, the command will default to adding 500 progress points. For example, to add 1000 progress points, input reformprogress 1000.
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 .