Prussia wil never rise

[kdeckert]

Poland-Lithuania 1716
Through slow deliberate growth P/L has emerged into the 18th century not likely to suffer the same fate as its real world counterpart.

 

[Vulture]

Oooh, cool screenie. It seems Russia has been on a rampage through Sweden Austria and Holland also seem to have been quite busy

Btw, is that Spanish Holstein and Pommerania?

 

[BiB]

Complete with shipyards

 

[unmerged(3021)]

Damn you, Sir.

Prussia will always rise.

 

[unmerged(1996)]

It's interesting that so many minors have survived so late into the game...

 

[unmerged(3435)]

And it's even more interesting that there looks to be much more of a balance of power than I usually see by this stage in the game... Is that just me, or does anyone else find that the 17th century sees several nations horribly butchered and a clear superpower emerge?
Incidentally, what is it with spanish enclaves? I haven't yet seen them expand on their own borders into france or portugal, but my current game sees them holding a rag-tag bunch of provinces-:
Eastern Pomerania
Hainault, Artois and Luxembourg
Franche-Comte
Milan and the Tyrol
Albania
Smyrna and anatolia
Naples etc, of course...
All a bit scattered and vulnerable.