My friend and I want to do an EU3 multiplayer game together but we usually prefer to work together rather than compete in multiplayer. I was wondering if anyone had some good suggestions for two country combinations we could try.
In EUII we did a good game as France and Brandenburg, with France helping Brandenburg fight a long string of badboy wars on the quest to united Germany.
There are always the historical allies. Like Scotland and France, Portugal and England, England and Holland, Austria and Hungary, Poland and Lithuania...
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Play the same horde country with your friends or play Russia, greatest games I ever had.
I agree with Emperor Hans, you can both play the same game co-op and it's amazing. Pick a big, blobby country like Russia or maybe a colonial nation and have one of you manage one side of the empire while the other manages the other side.
Maybe some middle-class countries which can help each other quite good. One of could aim towards forming Italy, the other one towards forming Germany for example. In this case I would suggest Milan/Naples/Venice on the one hand and Brandenburg/Hansa/Bavaria on the other. If not Brandenburg or Hansa, Denmark into Scandinavia would also be an option.
If you prefer going with early superpowers, I would suggest one of you picking a country focused on eastern Europe like Ottomans, Russia or maybe Poland and the other one concentrating on western Europe and/or colonization (GB, Spain, France, Burgundy). If you pick rivals like France or Burgandy and England or Austria, you won't be going with a cooperative game for very long...
The funniest game i ever had in Co-op was me and a friend playing Russia. Got all of Europa, Asia and America.
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