Close Menu.Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts. Thank you for visiting our website! Twitter Youtube Twitch Reddit. Continue Reading Jianzhou - Manchu - Qing 1.Ĭontinue Reading Ryukyu Horde. Continue Reading Oirat - Yuan Guide for 1. Half way through my last Ming game I realized that Ming….
Your capital of Milan is also one of the most developed…. I find it very enjoyable as there are a lot of different aspects of game…. You can not only play different nations, but you can play the same…. Send merchant to collect trade in node Raise banners Raise…. In Europe you can assume role-playing like zealous Austria protecting the Empire from that Luther and Calvin lovers heathens, be the Sikh Man of Europe (Start as Ottoman Empire and convert to Sikhism lol), the last bastion of Christianity (as Hungary do something funny while expeling the Ottomans from Anatolia and convert everything to Catholic), be the menace of the Seas as Netherlands or Great Britain and Confirm Thalassocracy.Mongolia in 1.
Far from Europe, but get ready they will come for you, Indochina is fun with nations like Majapahit or a japanese Daimyo.Ĥ.
There are a bunch of cool countries away from the blobbing masters that you should actually try like the Indian subcontinent, Bahmanis, Vijayanagar, Bengal and Orissa. Let's say you pick Castile and your goal is to achieve a global empire like Charles V or Philip II of Castile ( or colonies not showing), this goals will make the game fun and give a ton of achievements besides a sense satisfaction, because well, it's hard.ģ. Turn on Ironman, or play non-Ironman games with Ironman settings (except montly autosaves), that will add new chanllenges for you, so much frustation lol (How the heck can Burgundy have 50K troops with that income and force limit, or How can France have 3 star generals in 1550 while it was in "peace" around 50 years, ironman set Lucky nations on and you will never be one of them, either playing Portugal, Castile, France, etc. I have a few tips for continuing enoying the game.ġ.
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