Why? There's a point when you're just doing the same stuff no matter the country you're playing, thus becoming repetitive, boring and unimaginative.
I think the game already has enough WQ cheevos, at least if they make more that they be upfront about it like the "One Empire", and not "you just need these provinces, that happens to belong to every major!" like the Aus-Hun or the old Chinese cheevos.
I am lovin' the "NATO symbol" for camel troops, but the Somaliland Camel Corps only had one company of camelry by 1936, so I'm not sure the Brits really qualify for it. The Raj, on the other hand, used camels relatively extensively in the North-West areas of the subcontinent.View attachment 637988
Turns out NATO doesn’t seem to have a proper counter for Camelry (an oversight on our part, I’m sure), so we made our own.
no jannisaries art for Turkey?
Actually, from what they said...in most cases Camel Cavalry are worse than Horse Cavalry except in Deserts.Very Important Question:
Do camels deal bonus damage against cavalry?
Yeah, I wouldn't hold my breath for both.That first achievement confirms it: the next big DLC will be focused on Italy and the USSR. I'm predicting it will be called "Bella Ciao."
Kill Boris III, bring in the Regency CouncilHow to have Bulgaria ruled by a child?
isn't it only for Yugo option?
also, Romania stuff is funny, switch sides, epic Yeetaly moment
Actually, from what they said...in most cases Camel Cavalry are worse than Horse Cavalry except in Deserts.
The second thing is true, but if you didn't know, the AI adapts to what you do if you take alt routes in historical. If you take Democratic Germany, the AI will make France or Britain fascist for instance and force you into a war on two fronts. I assume for ones like the Central Powers, it's totally possible that the AI will be influenced by you to go down those routes if you do.A few of these achievements seem impossible in Historical and so getting them is an exercise in restarting until the AI chooses the right focuses
Got me thinking, shouldn't the importance of Liberia as the only source of rubber for the Allies and a supply transit place be referenced in some way in the game?As part of the free update, Edwin Barclay, President of Liberia, now has his own portrait:
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Probably not as many trees mean you get locked into an ideology early on in the treeThe second thing is true, but if you didn't know, the AI adapts to what you do if you take alt routes in historical. If you take Democratic Germany, the AI will make France or Britain fascist for instance and force you into a war on two fronts. I assume for ones like the Central Powers, it's totally possible that the AI will be influenced by you to go down those routes if you do.