I wonder if anyone is interested in it or already been walking on it, or even already achieved that?
please share your thought!
please share your thought!
I wonder if anyone is interested in it or already been walking on it, or even already achieved that?
please share your thought!
Well that's a pretty nice blob but..all of Spain, Middle East, Africa, Byzantium, most of Russia..? That's hardly 'pretty much'.
I don't even want to think how many plots and rebellions will be there if you control all the world.
The OP asked if WC is possible and I said yes. I didn't start out as TGH btw, as indicated.Dont think they meant golden horde though
It's not that difficult once you get the hang of it. The key is to kill off bad heirs (i.e. homosexuals, arbitrary, cruel, kinslayer, etc) and keep your vassals weak, same culture, and same religion. Major uprisings are all but inevitable, but doing the "right things" will keep the number of revolts minimal (maybe 5-6 rebellions per succession).Totally doable though very hard.
The thing is, the VERY hard part is to remain as such after 2 or 3 generations, not just conquer it all. As Britanny, I've conquered France multiple times but always lost most of it a couple generations down the line. Bad heir (and I mean bad, all 5 of them), couple asssasinations, couple good weddings for your enemies/claimants and it's gone before you know it. That's part of the fun though
I had a very hard time to get a CB against England and Scotland, so I am not sure how you managed to do it aside from inheritance or strategic marriage with claimants.Considering how I did with Munster, I'm pretty sure it's possible to do world conquest with a 2 provinces duchy : 60/70 years to get all Britain Isle WITHOUT any inheritage to get land. (Sure on some points I was lucky... I would say in 100 years you have all Britain easily.)
From this point, it's rather easy to get other things and I'm pretty sure you can handle many wars at the same time.
I had a very hard time to get a CB against England and Scotland, so I am not sure how you managed to do it aside from inheritance or strategic marriage with claimants.
It's not that difficult once you get the hang of it. The key is to kill off bad heirs (i.e. homosexuals, arbitrary, cruel, kinslayer, etc) and keep your vassals weak, same culture, and same religion. Major uprisings are all but inevitable, but doing the "right things" will keep the number of revolts minimal (maybe 5-6 rebellions per succession).
You can only do that for de Jure claims to your own Empire/Kingdom/Duchy. Otherwise they don't become your vassal, not even your ally...they just like you better. With HRE, they probably got de Jure Empire claims to everything but TexasA member in Paradoxfan forums in Turkey pretty much achieved it in about 100 years, playing with HRE. He did this by inviting claimants to his court and invading other countries with their claims.