Yeah, but it's up to the subject to build his plans. The Wiki contains data on what exactly needs to be done, so the player should get an idea if he can pull it off and how can he do it.
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Well no, because it's a pain to remember which ones you do and don't have. It's not like you have 10 achievements..
Isn't the best way for this to tell us which regions do you take interest in the most? So then we can straight away think of achievable stuff.
Well the easiest thing is to just start up a game as a country you want to play, have a look at the achievement tab and see which ones you can get. The way I do this, I pick a country-specific achievement run to do (for example Choson One, or Auld Alliance Reversed in your Scotland case) and pick another achievement as a side mission. Not that long ago i combined the Burgundian achievement with traditional player, that one bothered me because it always showed up.
Another combineable country is Korea, you can get Sweet Harmony, turtles all the way down, Choson One. As well as just a few on the side like networking or traditational player
There are many combineable countries, it's just that we need a clearer picture of what he has left to do. You've given us a 2-page list of your unlocked achievements. Are you really expecting for us to remember and know which ones are you missing right off the bat? And how the Wiki isn't a good source of information? It tells you literally everything you need to know about specific achievements. Prussia has A Fine Goosestep? Okay, i'll go for it. Oh, would you look at this! An Early Reich? That sounds doable. While we're at it, being Prussia really gives me a shot at some army tradition/drill achievement. Hey, while i'm on my way to form Germany, is there anything to do with the HRE? Ruina Imperii? And so on, and so on.
