As a brief preview of this AAR, I have prepared my interview with a person who likes to be called the stig *a racing driver*
"..."
"This, my first AAR, will be mainly gameplay based, with little to no aspects of roleplay in It, as, in my opinion, they have been used a lot lately."
"..."
"It will have a lot of screenshots In It, yes. It will be in Ironman mode (my first time playing It) and I'll aim to play either until
a. people get bored
b. I get bored/die
c. I get to 1820
d. I get annexed.
"...?!"
"Yes, even If I get destroyed by Russia but still survive I will carry on unless It gets too boring."
"..."
"I don't have any real aims as I don't have any experience on eu iv really, I usually just sit looking at the single player screen wondering who to play."
"...!"
"Well that is hardly-anyway, I think that is about enough as I doubt anyone really wants to read any more '...s'
Let's begin
Since 1441 a new heir took to the the throne, a fine fellow named 'Haji I the mad'.
well, I know that doesn't sound too good but he can't be THAT bad, right?
...never mind then.
anyhow, we started off, as you probably know, with Crimea. Nicely tucked into eastern Europe with a lovely slave trade with the Ottomans, who I'd managed to get an early alliance with early on, as well as Nogai for whatever reason.
So what would our first course of action be?
ah yes, that little yellow smudge that is undeservingly in *my* land. Such a pathetic place should stay...somewhere else. No allies, no annoying vassal related things. It seems perfect.
In 365 days It will be mine! Muahahahah.
So, as I waited around watching my economy collapse, waiting for the claim to be fabricated, an interesting offer came in from the northern allies
Whilst Haji did various madmanesque things such as eating his best general's scab, the one adviser in the whole of Crimea decided to accept It.
As the months rolled on nothing happened. The Ottomans still couldn't finish off a one province Albania and some of the alliance offers were just bordering on as mad as the king who denied them was.
despite all this hassle, soon the message that the royal house in Crimea had been waiting for...
with that the king leapt to his feet, and wrote what will become one of the most famous letter to ever be recovered...
and with that, Crimea were at war...
"..."
"This, my first AAR, will be mainly gameplay based, with little to no aspects of roleplay in It, as, in my opinion, they have been used a lot lately."
"..."
"It will have a lot of screenshots In It, yes. It will be in Ironman mode (my first time playing It) and I'll aim to play either until
a. people get bored
b. I get bored/die
c. I get to 1820
d. I get annexed.
"...?!"
"Yes, even If I get destroyed by Russia but still survive I will carry on unless It gets too boring."
"..."
"I don't have any real aims as I don't have any experience on eu iv really, I usually just sit looking at the single player screen wondering who to play."
"...!"
"Well that is hardly-anyway, I think that is about enough as I doubt anyone really wants to read any more '...s'
Let's begin
part 1-begginings
Since 1441 a new heir took to the the throne, a fine fellow named 'Haji I the mad'.
well, I know that doesn't sound too good but he can't be THAT bad, right?
...never mind then.
anyhow, we started off, as you probably know, with Crimea. Nicely tucked into eastern Europe with a lovely slave trade with the Ottomans, who I'd managed to get an early alliance with early on, as well as Nogai for whatever reason.
So what would our first course of action be?
ah yes, that little yellow smudge that is undeservingly in *my* land. Such a pathetic place should stay...somewhere else. No allies, no annoying vassal related things. It seems perfect.
In 365 days It will be mine! Muahahahah.
So, as I waited around watching my economy collapse, waiting for the claim to be fabricated, an interesting offer came in from the northern allies
Whilst Haji did various madmanesque things such as eating his best general's scab, the one adviser in the whole of Crimea decided to accept It.
a few months later
As the months rolled on nothing happened. The Ottomans still couldn't finish off a one province Albania and some of the alliance offers were just bordering on as mad as the king who denied them was.
despite all this hassle, soon the message that the royal house in Crimea had been waiting for...
with that the king leapt to his feet, and wrote what will become one of the most famous letter to ever be recovered...
and with that, Crimea were at war...