Achievement Hunting
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If it was a valuable source of knowledge, this thread wouldn't exist. An I am going for multi achievements.
If you play as Ryukyu you can do "The Three Mountains" and "World Conqueror" at the same time.
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In my current Naples run I got the "make Naples a great power"-one, the "destroy Tunisia-one" and now I'm trying to unite Italy.
It would be a lot easier to suggest something with a list with all the achievements you don't have.
Na, it was an easy answer, and you already had the best one.
https://eu4.paradoxwikis.com/Achievements
is the best list you can find with the difficulty for each achievment.
But if you want a lot of them, play Castile, England or France, you'll get a dozen of achievments if you colonise and expand.
From what I (don't) see, I'd say a European nation going colonial and/or trade company focusing would give quite a bit of relatively low-hanging fruit. Pick a reasonable nation where you lack the achievement, Portugal or Castille seem suitable.
Laughing stock (requires parts of Denmark, Morocco and uncolonized inland Africa), Four from trade (4 TCs: Africa has 3, another in Asia is quite feasible), Master of India/Rising Sun (conquer India/Japan as a european) synergizes quite well for a multi-achievement run. Unless I miss something, you've got neither.
Focus expansion outwards while keeping your European borders stable through diplomacy/solid allies isn't that hard, just remember that massive land grabs like India better wait until absolutism/admin efficiency. Building tall and securing key footholds should be the priority before that.
Laughing stock (requires parts of Denmark, Morocco and uncolonized inland Africa), Four from trade (4 TCs: Africa has 3, another in Asia is quite feasible), Master of India/Rising Sun (conquer India/Japan as a european) synergizes quite well for a multi-achievement run. Unless I miss something, you've got neither.
Focus expansion outwards while keeping your European borders stable through diplomacy/solid allies isn't that hard, just remember that massive land grabs like India better wait until absolutism/admin efficiency. Building tall and securing key footholds should be the priority before that.
Just doing a WC will net you a bunch. You can always tag-switch and form Rome for a few more.
If you start as a Japanese Daimyo you can get five possible achivements, and I think they're all doable in one run. The chrysantemum throne, Kirishitan Japan, Sakoku Law, Cherrypicking and Made in Japan.
Portugal or Castille (or England, for Industrial Evolution) and a colonization run.
You can go for Five Colonies, No Pirates in my Carribean, Colonial Management, Multiculturalism, the one for the conquest of Japan, and probably some more.
You can go for Five Colonies, No Pirates in my Carribean, Colonial Management, Multiculturalism, the one for the conquest of Japan, and probably some more.
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Looks like that should be "is not a Monarchy". Getting progress from low legitimacy makes no sense unless you are a monarchy, so it's an obvious tooltip error.
Note that you can stall disaster progress by having +3 stability and 90+ legitimacy. The stability counteracts the penalty from poor admin and diplo so as long as you avoid the other negative modifiers (like lacking an heir) or gets an even worse king, you're fine
As others have said, you can grab a bunch as Castile. If you do a quick Castile run and follow it with an England run, then you'll easily get a bunch. There's one (sorry, at work and can't remember the name) that you can get really easily as England just by subsidising three Irish nations for a year.
Edit: Subsidize my love ... yeah, that one.
Edit: Subsidize my love ... yeah, that one.
You can also do a Scotland into England run, you can pick up Scottish, English and Colonial achievements.
Ethiopia: Prester John and A Blessed Nation. But yeah, the best answer you'll getting is the link to EU4 Wiki.
That link is useful, but it's just raw data. Putting it together into a game plan, maximizing the number readily gainable given conditions like skill and comfort zone, is the difficult part.