Hello guys,
After a while now I took out again my old EU3-Game, trying how far I can get with world Conquest.
I didn’t really expect it at the beginning, but I worked out.
After finishing I wondered how other player made world conquest it and searched for AAR-Reports for total world conquest under EU3, Divine Wind – but I didn’t find anyone. Instead I found several threads with discussions like „Is the conquer of the world theoretically possible?“
So I want to offer my game as a suggestion how it may work. In different times of this game I followed different goals and strategies, so this description has several chapters for the different times and goals.
If interested I can later add the savegames of the chapters and some shortcuts. Just tell me qhat you are interested in.
Played Version: Europa Universalis 3, Chronicles aka Divine Wind, Patch 5.2, from 1399 - 1821
Note: I played in German, so my translations may sometimes not fit with the commonly used english terms.
Hope someone is interested.
Ciao, Al Sting
After a while now I took out again my old EU3-Game, trying how far I can get with world Conquest.
I didn’t really expect it at the beginning, but I worked out.
After finishing I wondered how other player made world conquest it and searched for AAR-Reports for total world conquest under EU3, Divine Wind – but I didn’t find anyone. Instead I found several threads with discussions like „Is the conquer of the world theoretically possible?“
So I want to offer my game as a suggestion how it may work. In different times of this game I followed different goals and strategies, so this description has several chapters for the different times and goals.
If interested I can later add the savegames of the chapters and some shortcuts. Just tell me qhat you are interested in.
Played Version: Europa Universalis 3, Chronicles aka Divine Wind, Patch 5.2, from 1399 - 1821
Note: I played in German, so my translations may sometimes not fit with the commonly used english terms.
Hope someone is interested.
Ciao, Al Sting
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