EU2 Thread

[Reno]

A game i started a few days ago as France, ended up so far pretty good. Slicing up Burgundy and taking all of the English French provinces. Later i got to taking more land from Burgundy and at the same time i took 1 province from Aragon. Then i just improved my Stability and Economy, now my stability took a turn for the worst as i invaded the British Isles, and gained 3 provinces from England in the ensuing peace. The only way i was able to pull off the English invasion was because i hired privateers to the english channel to delay the english navy and allow me to land almost un opposed.

Now my nation is #1 in victory point's.

 

[Gelion]

I dont think I've ever played France...yet. What is your reputation?

 

[Reno]

I dont think I've ever played France...yet. What is your reputation?

Playing as France is quite easy actually, and beating the English is not difficult if one goes after Burgundy first.

My reputation is "rather bad" using the games own words currently, but i'm improving it with my neighbors, Poland and Austria are my best allies, and Castile & England are my worst enemies along with Burgundy or what' left of it.

 

[Dell19]

France seems to be the easiest nation in the game although they do seem to have a penalty on naval exploration which holds back colonisation in AGREEP. Whilst playing as France I've managed to take most of Spain, all Italian provinces except for Rome, all the dutch provinces except for Holland and several German provinces. I've also heavily colonised the USA. My reputation is very bad.

 

[Reno]

France seems to be the easiest nation in the game although they do seem to have a penalty on naval exploration which holds back colonisation in AGREEP.

I've tried France a few times (This is my third time to play them), and always i don't much concentrate on colonisation but instead concentrate on taking over all of Continental Europe and England.

 

[Dell19]

Thats similar to what I have done but I wanted to grab America so that the English couldn't and its something to do whilst waiting for the next war in Europe.