Why would I know of a nation across the ocean on the far side of another continent and not know about my neighbors two provinces away, while knowing about nearly every province around them??
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Why would I know of a nation across the ocean on the far side of another continent and not know about my neighbors two provinces away, while knowing about nearly every province around them??
Why would I know of a nation across the ocean on the far side of another continent and not know about my neighbors two provinces away, while knowing about nearly every province around them??
What year is it?
1481. Yeah, I know it's still early (good rule of thumb for EUIII: keep chanting "it's just the first century!" over and over until it isn't), but it's still looking like I'm going to have to have a European nation introduce me to my neighbors. 
1481. Yeah, I know it's still early (good rule of thumb for EUIII: keep chanting "it's just the first century!" over and over until it isn't), but it's still looking like I'm going to have to have a European nation introduce me to my neighbors.
You could actually discover/conquer them if you wanted to, since you can enter terra incognita when at war, although it goes very slowly
edit: doh, you'd need to see 1 province to declare war!
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I think particularist rebels considered to be "smart" - actually this (and the fact that they do not engage into battle with other nations armies) means that they tend to travel through half of the world the reach the other part of the country aginst they are fighting, if the shortest routes are blocked by a strait/ship/whatever
Um, the Pope leading a personal union? That's kinda odd:
But it's not like he's going to inherit that, right? ...right??
WTF
But it's not like he's going to inherit that, right? ...right??
WTF
Um, the Pope leading a personal union? That's kinda odd:
But it's not like he's going to inherit that, right? ...right??
WTF
A Pope having sex? Call up the guard!
I can't quite fathom why the Dutch would want to be Emperor.
This is shaping up to be quite a mess.
World map
Diplomatic map
My Dutch games I can't survive very long without accidentally becoming Emperor along the way. It's actually kind of annoying.
I decided to cheat for a game to see how quickly i could take over and this happened
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Colonizing Terra Incognita in Australia?
And it must have not happened quickly if it's 47 years after the game was supposed to end, ha.
Doesn't look like the vanilla game. Might be a mod that gets rid of TI.
Still, though. Mexican Germany made me laugh.
Are the women allowed to live that much? Because they become such annoying after some time...
I am not an expert or something ... but aren't the troops suppose to fight when they are at war?
I am not an expert or something ... but aren't the troops suppose to fight when they are at war?
Are the women allowed to live that much? Because they become such annoying after some time...
Monarchs ruling for 40-50 years at a time isn't an uncommon occurrence .
It's the Steppe Wolf Mod most likely. Real fantastic mod. My favorite, actually.
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Not only is there a Wun United States of America, or the UPCA in the south, but there are at least two Novgorod provinces in that mess.
Also:
Yeah that little blue nation in the middle of swahililand is Korea.
yea that game was very interesting i started at the civil war with the confedrates releasing lousiana so i played as them