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Achievement - All Blue
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Achievement - All Blue

Completed another achievement - All Blue

Requirements:
- Be Portugal
- All provinces on the european Continent are owned by blue countries that exist at game start (funnily enough, Prussia counts as well)

One of the more fun ones in my opinion. It's like a mini-world conquest - but with friends.
In my case, France has been my ally since the first war against Castille. Prussia was a longterm friend as well, until they started desiring the provinces required to form Germany a bit too much. Pity, would have liked to have them as allies till the end.
Venice joined my friend group around 1600, Sweden only around 1700 - they weren't happy about me taking Sjaelland. But I needed to take it so they wouldn't form Scandinavia.

7/10, would recommend :)

u/TheSeb97 — 1 hour ago
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That moment when you realise you selected a Humiliation War rather than an Imperialism War

War against Spain, Portugal, and France to conquer Muslim territories. I bled for it and got to 100%. Went to peace them individually and noticed my mistake.

Well, that's annoying.

u/Loyalist77 — 17 hours ago
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What is the optimum order to set up estates at game start?

Obviously the exact privellges you take depend on country, but I knows theres certain things you're doing for every run. Do you sell titles first, then sieze? Or get the mana privellages but then you dont have any crownland left. Or start with a diet?

HOW DO I OPTIMIZE THIS SHIT FOR EVERY RUN??? I usually ass my way though it and end up with unhappy estates and no crownland for the first 100 years. I followed a ludi guide for a nation like 4 years ago and had happy, high influence estates the entire game.

u/nunya-beezwax-69 — 9 hours ago
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Now trending: Alternative religious beliefs

Rule 5: My tolerance for heretics is triple the tolerance for true faith.

Part of my Hussite Bohemia run where I went "hmm, I've never tried humanitarian ideas" and didn't realize that Bohemian ideas and Hussism(??) already gives you nice tolerance boosts. Then received a low legitimacy heretic ruler that removed 60% of my tolerance for my own religion.

u/eivittunytsit — 6 hours ago
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Building up a colonial subject I want to play as later

I'm looking for all the ways in which I could buff up my colonial subject for when I will switch into them. To be specific, I'm playing Scotland and want to play as (Anglican) West Indies to play tall in the Caribbean.

There's some things I thought of, obviously you build and dev your subject. I'm gonna build plenty of shipyards and sell my ships (for free) to my Caribbean colony so they can easily win the independence war and also repel other European colonizers. I'm gonna influence nation for mana gain, exploit tax all over my country and transfer the treasury to the colony... what else would be useful?

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u/nob0dyinparticular — 3 hours ago
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WTF? :)

I was chilling doing some imperialist wars in Africa when suddenly my PU Great Britain decides to go full WWII mode by rising up with Winston Churchill as leader. I don't know but this is definitely peak.

u/OddCan787 — 1 day ago
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People playing in Central Africa should be aware of this trick

u/Lithorex — 17 hours ago
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Why does Bavaria need to have Munich as capital?

In real life history the Landshut line of the Wittelsbacher died out and so the Palatinate and the Munich line duked it out and Munich won and now we Landshuters have been under the Munich yoke ever since. Alright, thats live, c'est la guerre.

But why is paradox pretending that this was some kind of inevitability as if Munich was destined by fate to lead the Bavarian nation? Now when I want to right this historical wrong and lead glorious Landshut to victory and form Bavaria my capital swaps to Munich automatically, as if all my victories were for naught. So now I have to pay admin mana just to undo this, very unfair.

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u/MooseontheLose — 1 day ago
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How do you manage late game wars on multiple continents?

Late game, with multiple armies on diffrent continents, it becomes heavy micro, any tips?

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u/Foittemix_Rig — 19 hours ago
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Why can't I grant the East India Company the provinces on Vij's coast here?

u/NoLetterhead1321 — 2 hours ago
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Type of thing to bring a tear to your eye

Rule 5 - going for the Levant turnabout achievement, and after the first war, the Ottos aren't recovering well.

u/SirSiwgans — 11 hours ago
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My tall Georgia to Byz save

I create unbreakable free forts in every provinces. My prospering time province has 300%, caucasia region has 250% and globally 135% fort defence. I just paid 70 ducats for 175 level 8 forts. and also I have +5 attrition.

u/wizardofooozzz — 24 hours ago
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AI Ming choosing Exploration Ideas

AI Ming chose Exploration Ideas. I have never seen them do it before and somehow its just in the game where i choose to play Korea and go colonial as well. Coincidence? I did dev the Renessaince and Colonialism Institutions though. Maybe thats what caused this. Playing Vanilla btw.

u/ayleen_the_crow — 1 day ago
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Why do Spain, Poland, and Lithuania have power in Persia node even though they don't have any provinces in Persia trade node or downstream nodes?

u/dogsneverbark — 24 hours ago
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Suggestion needed with Byzantium

R5: Actual situation with my game.

After having played for one thousand hours and with some help from youtube and reddit managed to play a pair of decent playtrhought (Spain and Commonwealth on top), I still feel that there is something that I miss.
I'm playing with Byzantium the year is 1472 and I managed to win (hardly) my second war with Ottos (Austria helped a lot). I still make only 18 ducats avevn with the gold mine in Dardania. My military is healed but still clumsy (110 Disci, 41 AT) only 13k men, managed to take what I could from Naples before Aragon CB them, and vassalized Bosnia.

Looking at videos where ppl trash Ottos like nothing, I think I'm doing something wrong: my alliances are frail (Austria will break it in seconds from the screen), my military is laughable, I have a +5 income but filed only the military advisor.

I almost have the same problem with all but the 3 strongest nations of the game (even with France I struggle ffs!), how can I improve and how can I do better with this game?

Thanks in advance guys!

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Hussite HRE?

I didn't know before that Bohemia has their own nice little heresy thing going on when the game starts, but since this seems like a potential tool for some epic carnage, is it possible to bring the Hussite religion into play with the HRE?

I guess I can never be the emperor without being catholic, but if I survive the 200 years of auto-conversion bullshits and remain Hussite, is it possible to make it the main religion on the reformed side somehow? Or am I just out of the play regardless and possibly better off by leaving the empire?

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u/eivittunytsit — 1 day ago
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Decent game overall

Pretty good game, been wanting to pull this off for a while, mostly for the achievements, couldn't get King of Kings tho.

u/No_Technician_8031 — 1 hour ago