There is some stuff that's quite annoying, but mainly because the description of the button you're about to push is incorrect. Like this:
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Centralization: Possible Advisors +1
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This won't let you hire another advisor. Grmbl. But what's really bugging me is the spread of protestantism, this seems bugged. This is ripped out the config file (you can open the files and read them, even edit them):
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Spread of Protestantism in Catholic Provinces
For the spread of Protestantism in catholic provinces, the necessary conditions for this are:
Protestant religion exists.
The province is catholic.
Less than 100 years have passed since the reformation occurred.
The year is before 1700.
The province is not Rome and simultaneously held by the papal states. This means if a nation other than the papal states owns the province, it can convert.
The mean time to happen for this event is 1000 months, and multiplied by following factors:
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Then you get a list of factors. Some of them are lower than 1, so with a MTT and a factor of a half, you'd expect a 1:1250 chance each month a province will convert. Now, behold this multiplier:
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The owner is catholic and either of Latin or Iberian culture: 6
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As Spain I would never see a province flip, but the flip rate seems higher than in EU3. This is just wrong. Not that it has a devastating effect, but it's annoying nevertheless.