i was just casually playing to make a silk road route, now i'm a year from completing westernization and i'm not sure who to destroy now. i'm pretty bored of eu4 but now i'll have to play at least once more to try hard to get that westernization asap >_>
*side note: westernization is a bitch and a half when your forces are split between quelling rebellion on the black sea and in indonesia and your leader refuses to die in battle so you can get your heir who will give you the military power to temporarily suppress one side... 5k in loans later...
i was just casually playing to make a silk road route, now i'm a year from completing westernization and i'm not sure who to destroy now. i'm pretty bored of eu4 but now i'll have to play at least once more to try hard to get that westernization asap >_>
*side note: westernization is a bitch and a half when your forces are split between quelling rebellion on the black sea and in indonesia and your leader refuses to die in battle so you can get your heir who will give you the military power to temporarily suppress one side... 5k in loans later...
i was just casually playing to make a silk road route, now i'm a year from completing westernization and i'm not sure who to destroy now. i'm pretty bored of eu4 but now i'll have to play at least once more to try hard to get that westernization asap >_>
*side note: westernization is a bitch and a half when your forces are split between quelling rebellion on the black sea and in indonesia and your leader refuses to die in battle so you can get your heir who will give you the military power to temporarily suppress one side... 5k in loans later...