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Europa Universalis V confirmed

Started by Syt, February 28, 2024, 12:27:05 PM

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Crazy_Ivan80


crazy canuck

Awarded 17 Zoupa points

In several surveys, the overwhelming first choice for what makes Canada unique is multiculturalism. This, in a world collapsing into stupid, impoverishing hatreds, is the distinctly Canadian national project.

Norgy

I would recommend it, definitely.

It is sometimes frustrating, sometimes like a wet dream for a history nerd, but it is a very strong game. Stable, runs smoothly, no technical issues.

I've spent some time understanding the supply chains and trade mechanics, and this is much more detailed than just owning a centre of trade like in previous EU games. Granted, I have not not tried the colonisation mechanics. I don't even know how to recruit an explorer.

I would say, expect to spend a fair amount of time learning the game. I doubt the next patch will upend the gameplay completely, as Paradox seems to have learned from the rather frantic patching last year.


I have played another 20 odd years. The reformation has unfolded, but FoW prevents me from seeing much. My only European ally is Hungary, who of course drew me into another war. I have reorganised my armies completely. With the armoury, you get a nice boost to manpower, so I have one 16k strong army, and a smaller one for sieges. The early arquebusiers really litter the floor with Turks, at least. The Knights Hospitallers are no more. Wonder who ended them? Oh, right, that was me. That Serbian alliance did not help much, so now parts of northern Macedonia are: Ours. Hungary's vast armies attacked from the north. Job done in two years.

I am still learning, but it is fun. My next goal is a very ambitious one. Taking back the Holy Land.

Josephus

Quote from: crazy canuck on April 16, 2026, 05:27:45 PM
Quote from: Josephus on April 16, 2026, 02:08:23 PMHere's one (of many) things I can't understand.

So why is the cost of building, for instance, a tool workshop different in two different provinces of mine, within the same market?

The first option is to draw from local goods before the market. If there are local goods available, then the cost of production will almost always be lower than the cost of obtaining those goods through the market.  The construction will also be quicker. There are also a bunch of other factors that effect the cost, but I don't remember them.

I don't think the cost increases if the pops who will populate the building after completion are not available.  One of the reasons to construct a building is to allow for the opportunity for those pops to be created.





By local (buy local) do you mean the province or the country?
Civis Romanus Sum<br /><br />"My friends, love is better than anger. Hope is better than fear. Optimism is better than despair. So let us be loving, hopeful and optimistic. And we'll change the world." Jack Layton 1950-2011

crazy canuck

Awarded 17 Zoupa points

In several surveys, the overwhelming first choice for what makes Canada unique is multiculturalism. This, in a world collapsing into stupid, impoverishing hatreds, is the distinctly Canadian national project.