Nice work! Don't really need colonists being landlocked like that, when I chose hardly anyone had chosen so I thought they could make their way to the sea either north or south, not looking likely anymore. Why embezzler though? I'm incorruptible!
Gaming 1836 - The Europa Universalis 4 Experiment (Hands-off) - Map & stats in second post - Final Map and Stats update - Timelapse video
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Maybe fill this post with each ruler and their traits?
Have I accidentally picked a meta area or something?
Yup! Just leave me alone
What do you mean by that?
Why am I seen as a favourite if it’s all AI and random?
I will eat you alive.
Yeah I might have it like a "current state" thing, with how big your armies are, how valuable your provinces are, etc, then just update it whenever I do an update otherwise.
Inshallah!
I've no idea - I just prefer your colour to Crackers' (that's racist)
Gingerist actually
Depends on what is your goal. Creating HRE on hard mode is a tricky one.Austria is a cheat codeI always try no-hopers. I guess I'm a masochist
Same as England. Playing for new world and to conquer island is easy. But to beat French (big blue blur in map) is a challenge
Yes
. Your goal in game usually is to conquer whole world. And you have shit load of gold from poor bastards from S.AmericaYou tried Bizant? THAT shit is fecking hardAustria is a cheat code
Yes
Excellent.
Feel free to come visit me in Ibiza whenever you like. You've got a couch with your name on it when I take Rome and leave you homeless
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I'm already at the AzoresYes
World War 2 setting. A bit more military focused
I didn’t even realise there were other EU4 players on here. I’ve got about 1500 hours clocked. Count me in for any multiplayer sessions.
Tenerife-Cape Verde-Brazil route.
Straight to the top of the fecked to bits listFeel free to come visit me in Ibiza whenever you like. You've got a couch with your name on it when I take Rome and leave you homeless
Ive played a lot more Hoi4 and a good bit more CK2, but I really admire EU4 as a game. its just hard as feck.
Here come the next four. Let's start with @Organic Potatoes, another player whose country is so big that I had to zoom out a lot. A true island empire-to-be, and possibly in a good spot to do some colonization. If you're in Iceland you can get to Greenland, and from there you could reach the sunny shores of Arctic Canada. He just needs to make friends with (or conquer) altodevil and Welsh Wonder. He's got a good mix of national ideas, though the aggressive expansion one should maybe make his neighbours worried. King OP Funky Taters the Smooth I is a sinner.
Hanging out by the Mediterranean, we have possibly the smallest player nation in this game. @P-Nut wanted to start in Northern Italy, which has some obscenely rich provinces. So he's small, but he packs a punch. He's got a couple of small borders with players to the north, but the real challenge will probably be VeevaVee further south in Rome. P-Nut's country has few military national ideas, but if he can stay safe he should be able to build a wealthy nation. If the cruel King Zion the Conqueror can moderate himself, anyway.
Going back north, it's time to introduce @PSV. He only shares borders with two players to begin with, but the borders with Samid to the north and Tiber to the east are quite long indeed. In addition to that he's likely to make early contact with the purple menace to his east, Dr. Dwayne. He's got a colonist coming, but if he wants to make good use of it is he'll have to take some coast first. His national ideas seem ideally suited to building a country where war isn't the main goal. King Kęith Myaż (or Keith Myaz in EU4) is careful, which fits nicely.
Rounding out this bunch, we turn to @RedSky and his nascent empire in the south of France. It's a very strong immediate starting position, having only two one-province borders with Welsh Wonder to the north and Crackers to the south, both of whom will probably be busy closer to home. He's got a nicely varied set of national ideas, but it definitely seems like there's war in RedSky's future. King Redsky 'Little Pecka' IV is a scholar.
Hanging out by the Mediterranean, we have possibly the smallest player nation in this game. @P-Nut wanted to start in Northern Italy, which has some obscenely rich provinces. So he's small, but he packs a punch. He's got a couple of small borders with players to the north, but the real challenge will probably be VeevaVee further south in Rome. P-Nut's country has few military national ideas, but if he can stay safe he should be able to build a wealthy nation. If the cruel King Zion the Conqueror can moderate himself, anyway.
Going back north, it's time to introduce @PSV. He only shares borders with two players to begin with, but the borders with Samid to the north and Tiber to the east are quite long indeed. In addition to that he's likely to make early contact with the purple menace to his east, Dr. Dwayne. He's got a colonist coming, but if he wants to make good use of it is he'll have to take some coast first. His national ideas seem ideally suited to building a country where war isn't the main goal. King Kęith Myaż (or Keith Myaz in EU4) is careful, which fits nicely.
Rounding out this bunch, we turn to @RedSky and his nascent empire in the south of France. It's a very strong immediate starting position, having only two one-province borders with Welsh Wonder to the north and Crackers to the south, both of whom will probably be busy closer to home. He's got a nicely varied set of national ideas, but it definitely seems like there's war in RedSky's future. King Redsky 'Little Pecka' IV is a scholar.
I predict @altodevil will drive @Welsh Wonder to the continent and take Scotland from @Organic Potatoes.Here come the next four. Let's start with @Organic Potatoes, another player whose country is so big that I had to zoom out a lot. A true island empire-to-be, and possibly in a good spot to do some colonization. If you're in Iceland you can get to Greenland, and from there you could reach the sunny shores of Arctic Canada. He just needs to make friends with (or conquer) altodevil and Welsh Wonder. He's got a good mix of national ideas, though the aggressive expansion one should maybe make his neighbours worried. King OP Funky Taters the Smooth I is a sinner.
Hanging out by the Mediterranean, we have possibly the smallest player nation in this game. @P-Nut wanted to start in Northern Italy, which has some obscenely rich provinces. So he's small, but he packs a punch. He's got a couple of small borders with players to the north, but the real challenge will probably be VeevaVee further south in Rome. P-Nut's country has few military national ideas, but if he can stay safe he should be able to build a wealthy nation. If the cruel King Zion the Conqueror can moderate himself, anyway.
Going back north, it's time to introduce @PSV. He only shares borders with two players to begin with, but the borders with Samid to the north and Tiber to the east are quite long indeed. In addition to that he's likely to make early contact with the purple menace to his east, Dr. Dwayne. He's got a colonist coming, but if he wants to make good use of it is he'll have to take some coast first. His national ideas seem ideally suited to building a country where war isn't the main goal. King Kęith Myaż (or Keith Myaz in EU4) is careful, which fits nicely.
Rounding out this bunch, we turn to @RedSky and his nascent empire in the south of France. It's a very strong immediate starting position, having only two one-province borders with Welsh Wonder to the north and Crackers to the south, both of whom will probably be busy closer to home. He's got a nicely varied set of national ideas, but it definitely seems like there's war in RedSky's future. King Redsky 'Little Pecka' IV is a scholar.
ADevil will be a superpower
@nimic I think you missed @Andycoleno9 with Wien!
Redsky 'Little Pecka' War Mongering Scholar.
Nah - I'm a fairly peaceful civ by the looks of it, Sure I have the best Britain foothold, but OP will probably zerg rush
Where is my country? Erased from history
?Where is my country? Erased from history
With a bit of luck it can be done, though. There are plenty of guides on the net
Now, playing as an African or American nation and preparing for the colonialists...? Impossible!
He's coming, but I added him after already having done those so he's moved to the end of the queue. I updated some of the screenshots too (and the whole map), but on some of them his country is missing. He's there, don't worry!
Where El Bastardo at
Far away from Olaf the Fez
If I had the time or energy I would ask an AI to create portraits of our rulers. But just imagine I did that instead.
How will the HRE work with these self made nations?
Like normally. I deliberately got rid of Austria completely, to make sure they didn't have a monopoly on the Emperor. The players with capitals inside of the Empire are part of it. We did hurt it already though, since you guys ate so many small HRE members to even get created, and its power is partly defined by the number of members.
When I do my 2027 version of EU4 Experiment I can probably have an AI create a video re-enactment of a particular battle, or the crowning of Emperor Solius III, or whatever.
Hm, there's quite the budget differences between the user nations. Lowest (Abizzz) is at 413, while highest (Grib) is at 491.
Wouldn't it be possible to increase/decrease the already chosen tradition/idea/ambitions so that we at least are within reasonable range of each other?
(Obviously I'm towards the bottom pointing this out. )
Wouldn't it be possible to increase/decrease the already chosen tradition/idea/ambitions so that we at least are within reasonable range of each other?
(Obviously I'm towards the bottom pointing this out.
)Good spot - nerf OP @nimicHm, there's quite the budget differences between the user nations. Lowest (Abizzz) is at 413, while highest (Grib) is at 491.
Wouldn't it be possible to increase/decrease the already chosen tradition/idea/ambitions so that we at least are within reasonable range of each other?
(Obviously I'm towards the bottom pointing this out.