there are victory points and missions to earn those VP. The one with the most VP is the victor.
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As EU2 I think, you win with score at end-game
you earn score with missions, royal marriage, conquest, etc. 
As EU2 I think, you win with score at end-game
You can also make it so the scenario ends when you reach a certain amount of points, but I don't think many people turn that on.
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The only thing that is not going very well with me is not being able to pause using the space bar... I grew accustomed with EU3 and not, clicking on the icon or using F9 is awkward
besides that, great game!
besides that, great game!
There is a file for shortcut buttons and you can customise them!The only thing that is not going very well with me is not being able to pause using the space bar... I grew accustomed with EU3 and not, clicking on the icon or using F9 is awkward
besides that, great game!
simply replace "F9" with " ".
Be aware that this can cause problems when you are sending messages in MP or any other time you need space for another function.
(My first helpful post, Yay me
)BTW can you customise the speed buttons, didn't see it in the file?
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Back on topic "why buy this".
Cos its kinda like the classic P'dox games but more modern.
Kinda like EU3 but more historical and with more character.(actually feels quite different to play).
If you don't try it you'll never know if you like it.
Personally I think it rocks so far.
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Curse you all! I wasn't planning to get any more games this year, and then FtG comes along.
You must buy it... FOR THE GLORY! [/potentialmeme]Curse you all! I wasn't planning to get any more games this year, and then FtG comes along.
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And that is all? Somebody mentioned the other ways, are they exists? As I remember, you could win in EU1 with annexing of certain amount of provinces.
I understand, but what are they? (i.e. conditions) Describe them thoroughly please.
Indeed and thanks for the first impression.(My first helpful post, Yay me
You have access to the manual here. Please read it and you will have the answer to almost all your questions.
Thank you. And what can you tell me about the fleet and it's usage in the game? Does Ai using it reasonable?
I havent been able to play the game extensivly yet due to my broken laptop, but i did witness good ai as britain when france invaded ireland and blockaded west coast of england.
I believe the AI all round is a superb upgrade from eu2, almost all of the ai's previous stupiditys are fixed
I believe the AI all round is a superb upgrade from eu2, almost all of the ai's previous stupiditys are fixed
Very well, but I noticed a strange thing in manual, on page 63 I found that international loan exists. Then if it exists somehow, (I thought countrary before) how it works here? (and most interesting, how Ai using it?) Someone made hints about international loans as non-existing, but manual describes them.
In previous incarnations international loans "worked" but in a way that was considered an exploit. Perhaps the AI is better equiped to handle them now.
Well, even in EU3 with most recent expansions AI can`t handle it. I think that it`s more of multiplayer thing.
A bad year to make that plan with FtG, AoD, and the new EU3 expansion all being released.Curse you all! I wasn't planning to get any more games this year, and then FtG comes along.
Terrible, that is what I really didn't expected. (i.e. this answer) Why then Paradox guys didn't deleted this feature from the game?
These are the things that Yoda wrote me about Ai, that can using all of the games features. As we see now, it is not true, Ai still doesn't know how to use international loans. I guessing, what Yoda will tell us about Ai and this feature?