Is there any option for...

[unmerged(86509)]

Hi all,
I'm new with victoria and I don't understand it so well, eu3, hoi 1-2, are some kind of easier to play, so what I want to ask is if there is an editor for Victoria ? that would be nice, untill I understand what the game really is :wacko: as I saw there is no tutorial ... editing will help me a bit, then reinstall the game and play 4 real xD

who can help ? :rofl:

 

[unmerged(51925)]

just turn the difficulty down, pick someone huge and go, if you lose, no big deal

 

[unmerged(86509)]

just turn the difficulty down, pick someone huge and go, if you lose, no big deal

can you say the ones who are the best ?

 

[unmerged(51925)]

i started with the USA, haven't played much lately, but i would think the 5 top powers would be fine




*edit* broke a thousand posts and missed it. woot

 

[unmerged(106891)]

A lot of people advise Belgium and Brazil for getting to grips with the game (I'd go for Belgium out of the two... it's smaller and easier to manage).

 

[dharper]

It's for Revolutions, but I'd heartily recommend reading this AAR and then trying to copy it for a while. Prussia is very easy to play - rich, educated, populous, with a lot of potential. It's a good introduction to the game.

I'd also very strongly recommend paying the $10 to get the expansion pack, as it makes the game so much easier.

 

[tylerhink]

Hi all,
I'm new with victoria and I don't understand it so well, eu3, hoi 1-2, are some kind of easier to play, so what I want to ask is if there is an editor for Victoria ? that would be nice, untill I understand what the game really is :wacko: as I saw there is no tutorial ... editing will help me a bit, then reinstall the game and play 4 real xD

who can help ? :rofl:

Go Here. Its a Modest Guide For Brand Spanking New Players playing as Brazil. Its like a tutorial... kind of.

 

[The BadgerUK]

For personal experiance i would pick some small south american county, Uraguay for example, it's small, and from most games i witness rarely gets invloved in wars. Boring maybe, but it'll give you a chance to muck about with finance and politics without to much risk of some far flung corner of your empire revolting