Which one is the hardest boss in Eu4?

[Zqrfmb]

Albania. Skanderbeg is too good, beats me every time.

 

[Lord_P]

Prussian united HRE

Christ, that sounds scary.

 

[Homusubi]

Russia, without a doubt, especially if you're invading from the east. Even if you rule Yeren, By the time you reach Omsk, at least two winters will already have passed. Plus, that manpower...

 

[Soranya]

Sweden with ultramarnes controlling all of Russia and most of the Baltic. Because +10 inf combat ability from the get go is not OP at all

Isn't it 20%?

 

[rocknrollos]

From my current TO -> Baltic Crusader -> Prussian -> A Fine Goosestep -> Germany run (trying to form Germany currently)

France with an integrated Castile formed from a PU (Colonies and all!) with borders stretching to Pisa, and allied to the Pope!

Just managed to win an indirect war with that beast - but annoying couldn't release Castile as I would have needed 100% warscore (58% after occupying all of mainland Europe) and a fort on the Canaries.... the Prussian fleet cannot match a combined BBB/Castile fleet!

 

[yerm]

Isn't it 20%?

It's 20% inf CA, 5% disc later, and 5% morale from events, I believe. Hardly that brutal. I think they take offensive early? Could be misremembering. What's annoying (IMO) is they get tons of manpower and recovery, and some cost reduction, which means I never see them stop building new armies and continuing a fight.

 

[Megabear]

Ming splits apart in almost every game I've played recently.

I've only seen Ming split apart once ever. However I did see them bordering Russia and PLC many times when I started playing this game three months ago when I had no idea what I was doing.