Actually I generally just keep being Greece and continue removing Kebab. I find the idea of being "Byzantine Empire" in the 19th century prepostrous. I haven't done a Greece campaign in a while, seems like a good idea now that South Africa campaign is drawing to a close.My Paradox playing is pretty cyclical too. Right now I'm playing only Vicky 2, but eventually I'll exhaust the options I find fun, and if that's before OG I'll probably do something drastic in HoI3 like fascist South Africa (incidentally, there was a HUGE bug in Black Ice for Japan and Soviets with the enforced peace between them, as it would cause serious shit to go down if Germany was invading too). EU3 fails to hold my interest completely these days. Before the current cycle I was playing Rome, bringing the world some Hellen glory as Seleucids.
Try forming byzantine empire in victoria 2 if you are exhausting the fun options , yes its included but the option dont show up until you get all the new core after megali idea and superpower status.
Or I'll just do something lulzy like cheat like a motherfucker and create an Estonian Empire.
I find the diseases to be too mild, "omg i have tuberculosis!, oh it's nothing it was just a cough i'm 100% healthy now!"![]()
Actually there seem to be many ways to prevent Germans from ever becoming a problem. For example, in my Scandinavia campaign I established a stranglehold on Hannover, and conquered around the Kiel. These two factors put any hopes of German unification to rest (preventing North German Federation is the pivotal task). Italy is much easier to keep under the bootheel.well mussollini was considering himself as a roman emperor , so in an alternate history, a fascist evil powermongering greece, why not. Remember to make germany your bitch as well, true alternate history at its best.It xill be a really tough challenge although.
yes thats the way to do it to cripple them , my problem with greece is getting a strong industry wich is mandatory for the superpower status , I got all the cores rather easily, colonies in africa is a piece of cake either, but the industry no it wont take up, ive read the guides but i am probably missing something still. Its quite odd on victoria 2 is either too easy or too hard. Easiest for me was china with an overabundance of everything, too easy to steamroll everything once you westernized.
I think it's down to SoI and prestige.Bros, tell me one thing. Priority in trade depends on prestige, or overall rating?
Can I troll other countries and cause their factories go bankrupt by dominating export of certain good?
I think it's down to SoI and prestige.Bros, tell me one thing. Priority in trade depends on prestige, or overall rating?
Can I troll other countries and cause their factories go bankrupt by dominating export of certain good?
However, you really can't do that, as the exports are mostly directed to the global market, and the ONLY good that could do it is Coal... Which is mostly concentrated in theGPs.Persian province of China
If you want to industrialize, then dealing with China is the last thing you should do - their legions of artisans will obliterate your factories instantly and bleed them dry. Do not go there until you have tech superiority that will squeeze fucking gooks to death. Industrialization is all about literacy as it initiates mass promotion of craftsmen and jews to spend jewgolds on factories.Since we are talking about Victoria II...
Industrialization drives me nuts, just can't do it fast enough. Should be better now with my new chinese subjects.
Bros, tell me one thing. Priority in trade depends on prestige, or overall rating?
Can I troll other countries and cause their factories go bankrupt by dominating export of certain good?
Actually there seem to be many ways to prevent Germans from ever becoming a problem. For example, in my Scandinavia campaign I established a stranglehold on Hannover, and conquered around the Kiel. These two factors put any hopes of German unification to rest (preventing North German Federation is the pivotal task). Italy is much easier to keep under the bootheel.well mussollini was considering himself as a roman emperor , so in an alternate history, a fascist evil powermongering greece, why not. Remember to make germany your bitch as well, true alternate history at its best.It xill be a really tough challenge although.
yes thats the way to do it to cripple them , my problem with greece is getting a strong industry wich is mandatory for the superpower status , I got all the cores rather easily, colonies in africa is a piece of cake either, but the industry no it wont take up, ive read the guides but i am probably missing something still. Its quite odd on victoria 2 is either too easy or too hard. Easiest for me was china with an overabundance of everything, too easy to steamroll everything once you westernized.
Well Germany can still form through Pan German nationalists even if they are lacking a province or eight, like in my Texas game, it's simply horrifying the borders that can result in.
What are you're economic policies as Greece? I know I for one really prefer socialist planned economy with protectionism for small countries. Laissez faire, while quite good for major powers just doesn't cut it I find. The input and output efficiency techs are really important as well letting you make more good with less resources, great for profitability.
Only if they become Muslim. if they converted to Nestorian, God have mercy on your soul.From what I've seen and read on the forums, the Mongols pretty much stop becoming a threat when their initial stack of attrition free doodz whithers away. Once that happens they'll eventually fall prey to continuous civil wars. This has happened to both the Golden Horde and the Il Khanate in my game. Now I'm waiting for the same thing to befall the Timurids.
Those look fantastic. No idea why Paradox hired those clowns when this guy is around and seemingly willing to do stuff that looks far better for free.
Because we couldn't come to an agreement about doing more work after the Mongol pack, unfortunately.