What is the most fun native American tribe? Cheerokee? Huron? Something else? I don't play ironman so no achievements. Suggest plz.
Most fun native American tribe?
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Any one province tribe imo, because you struggle a bit and you can migrate :happy:
They're not all that different in fun-ness. As a general rule, pick the one whose ideas you like most, and if it's one of the generic tribes, use their color and flag to sort it out.
I chose Pueblo, unique ideas and one province so I'm migrating... but when should I stop migrating and start using the colonist? and what do federations do exactly? it's like I'm playing a different game here lol
Pueblo all the way.
Their ideas are terrible, don't get me wrong...but they're unique, just like the experience of playing as a Western tribe. You can eat the other tribes around you and work your way east to challenge the Eastern tribes and prepare for the Europeans, or push against the Mesoamericans and their gold, or go full-on colonization into all the empty provinces around you, or colonize your way to California/Alaska and cross the pond to do war with Manchu, Japan, and Korea. Pueblo is awesome.
Stop migrating when you hit Manhattan, Stadacona, or Bayougala (Bayougala for Pueblo). The trade boost lets you sort of afford to colonize.
Personally I had a fair bit of fun making a Pequot merchant republic...
Personally I had a fair bit of fun making a Pequot merchant republic...
Oh no... I'm now stuck in Montana/Idaho with my rival Pawnee cockblocking me from migrating south and I cannot attack them because my allies won't join offensive wars... What do I do now? Can I colonize without the trade boost?
You can but... The cost is (2+.1/base tax)/month and your first one will take in the neighborhood of 10 years to complete (unless your luck is better than mine usually is, which is completely reasonable to assume). Assuming you have temperate land to settle you can get by with ~40% maintenance and still grow a little (like 1/month) but that obviously means it will take a lot longer to complete...
Depending on what your budget looks like, you may have to save up for a long time...
I believe the ambition is republican tradition...
yes I tried and it was too expensive, funny how 2 $/month is too expensive now lol
I think I will try to go back south and conquer Apache...
They get +1 legitimacy. It just doesn't appear when you have an unreformed government.
+1 to opms. vassalize neighbours and migrate to the east, conquer whole north america, throw colonizers to the ocean and start "colonizing" their lands in europe!
it's 1522, the Mesoamerican civilization known as Pueblo is thriving. From nomads and prairie burners they have created an expansive civilization from the rocky mountains to the Mississippi estuary. They have been able to mix the military prowess of the Indians with the economic notions of the Aztecs. They have colonized barren land and have inglobated the lesser civilizations of Apache and Pima.
They were able to pledge allegiance to the powerful Huron, guaranteeing safety for their laborious lifestyle. Wooden cities are coming up fast in the prairies and in the deserts.
But... Frenchmen just appeared in a far away land, called Acadia.
Will the Pueblo civilization survive the imminent onslaught?
They were able to pledge allegiance to the powerful Huron, guaranteeing safety for their laborious lifestyle. Wooden cities are coming up fast in the prairies and in the deserts.
But... Frenchmen just appeared in a far away land, called Acadia.
Will the Pueblo civilization survive the imminent onslaught?
I recommend not camping as an OPM and taking advantage of migration tactics; it makes for a very long and boring game of doing mostly nothing.