Ironman only. What's the point otherwise?
Only then can you look at your empires, achievements and victories with pride, otherwise you know you cheated.
If I can't be arsed to think thru the ramifications of a decision and it blows up in my face, then I deserve to lose, or waste 30 years rectifying mistakes. Isn't part of the fun being in jepoardy and digging yourself out of it? Is it fun to coast to victory all the time?
Where's the fun in going back to earlier saves, and avoiding all the errors? You're just cheating yourself.
IRONMAN!
Ironman only. What's the point otherwise?
Only then can you look at your empires, achievements and victories with pride, otherwise you know you cheated.
If I can't be arsed to think thru the ramifications of a decision and it blows up in my face, then I deserve to lose, or waste 30 years rectifying mistakes. Isn't part of the fun being in jepoardy and digging yourself out of it? Is it fun to coast to victory all the time?
Where's the fun in going back to earlier saves, and avoiding all the errors? You're just cheating yourself.
IRONMAN!
This attitude of "If you don't play Ironman, then by definition you cheat" confuses me. I am confused.
The easiest achievement in the game is to get a Royal Marriage, and according to Steam 19,8% of EU4 players have it. Given that usually around 80% of people that have bought a game have played it, based on looking at various games' achievement statistics, I would say that one in three EU4 players do Ironman.Surely there are some statistics/ old polls about this?? (no time to look now, maybe later)
Also one cheat that is always necessary: nextsong