Why didnt you tell me this game is so kino. Adrenaline rush i got from waging my first war and naval fight over sea blockade is like no other strategy before. Never suspected that on screen number changing will give me so much fun.
Why didnt you tell me this game is so kino.
why didn't you tell me this game is so boogie doogie. boogies rush i got from booging my first boogie over the sounds of boogie night is like no other boogie before. never suspected that booging will give me so much fun
Have fun getting raped by Otto.
ottos have been slowly nerfed over the past 3 years to the point where its never been easier to rebuild byzantium
I feel like they get strong in every game now. If you don't curb them early, you're in for a ride later unless you have been blobbing to match. They had a 1 million force limit/army by 1650 in a recent save I played.
EU4 is good
*was
then 1.26 happened
*1.31
>playing as c*astile
tfu
Its a fun game shame that paradox died with imperator and Elba killed it
check out the fantasy mod Anbennar. it's pretty good
Only overhaul mod I like though it can be kinnda weird and some outcomes are disappointing. Doing anything in the Escann region feels like you really should have a guide and finding the info can be real frickin annoying at times. Also one of my first games was Verne and getting the wyvernes was just kinda anticlimatic.
most Ganker users are kids and/or yearly shovelware buyers. this would filter them. /vst/ and /VG/ talk about gs games
It's really boring. Crusader kings is much more fun.
literally the opposite, you can only play a character in a handful of ways and they all end up the same when you've memorized all the events
CK bordergore ruins the experience for me. I end up spending more time thinking about how to make the borders not look moronic when someone dies than I do anything else.
And even after you spend ages making sure the next generation's borders will look pristine, it'll go to frick within a couple of generations anyway as all your moron offspring have more moron kids and distribute their holdings idiotically among them. And if they're competent, it's even worse, since then you start gaining random provinces all over the world. You start as Norway and within 200 years you have random provinces in spain and the fricking holy land, even though you've never even interacted with any person or clay outside of normandie at the furthest, because your inter-marrying relatives are having kids with everything that moves and then eventually dying without heirs.
use the game rule to make exclaves turn independent if they're too unconnected to the title holder, really gets rid of 90% of it
I did and it doesn't, it just takes a little longer.
Get the mod that adds a sea tile distance rule to this. No more french lords keeping both their county in Normandy and a duchy in Jerusalem.
I think it's this one:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2237978460
isn't sea zones already part of the exclave rules?
I don't exactly remember how the vanilla rules were, but it's supposed to add a distance rule so that a ruler with two extremely disconnected sea holdings will lose the one not connected by land to his capital, either on ruler death or after a period of about 20 years, with configurable distance. In the base game rulers sometimes didn't lose their exclaves if they died during a war, so this gives you an option to fix that too.
i like Microprose's Risk 2
It would be more kino if every SINGLE fricking patch didn't frick up a core system in some way.
I knew immediately that the moment they mentioned they were finally daring to touch how battles work that it was going to be a shitshow, and everyone told me I was a doomsayer for it
Lo and behold 1.33 comes along and reinforcing and morale is completely busted and everyone spent weeks crying about it. I don't know how many times it'll take for the whales to finally learn.
what game?
It's fun, but the problem for with paradox games is that the AI form too many alliances, which gets annoying to deal with.
scanning alliance webs for weaknesses to pick apart like a vulture is the best part though
finding the perfect war to dismantle the hre gets me hard every single time
There's almost always a way to get around alliances with co-belligerence or non cb wars. You can also break alliances by allying enemy allies and calling them to different war before you attack the real target.
I suggest playing CK2 instead with one of the total conversion mods. the game of thrones and warhammer fantasy mods are fantastic with lots of content. highly recommended.
>fantasy
half of the fun is its historical context and how much i can bend the rules, i dont care much about made up crap like GoT or warhammer
With CK mods might be more fun. I agree I like the historical context in all the other games. Stellaris made me realize that the historical context is what keeps me playing. In Stellaris, every game feels the same after a few games because you're just fighting bland, randomly generated AI races with no backstories or history. All my saves have just been some human stuff, either historical or based on some franchise.
It's much more fun fighting France than some random alien mushroom people with no humanoid features.
I think I played Geheimnisnacht 2 years ago.
Anything interesting they have added since then?
Every time I play eu4 the ai finds a new way to disappoint me
>ally with France
>he fights the hre
>hide in Bordeaux
>50k men come for my 10k stack while Wien is besieged
Or it's natives uniting the entire Colonial frontier under two federations
The AI definitely tries to frick over the human player on purpose. It can sometimes be pretty frustrating when you need two provinces held by OPMs and the Ottos and Spain ally both of those because they're your rivals and want to frick with you.
Because it has like 300 bucks worth of DLC.
creamapi is free
meiou is free
the whole dlc collection was on humblebundle for $20 like a month ago
I am castilian (in real life)
My condolences.
im superior to you
Ok but what is your tax policy?
eu4 is ahead of it's time period with the meta being to demolish churches because tax income is shit compared to manufactories and trade
>Adrenaline rush
>from a grand strategy game
do chinlets really?
I have 2000 hours in this game
It's good
Paradox is a bad company though
Will Victoria 3 be good?
The ai is fighting the wars on its own
So if you remember how long it took for eu4 countries to use navies this will take some time most likely