Europa Universalis 2, Disscussion, and maybe a multiplayer game?

Originally posted by Immortal
has anyone else had major problems acessing the forums over at paradoxplaza (EU, EU2, HoI developers)?

I havent been able to acess their forums for 4 days

Yeah, I did.

I love EU II too, but I didn't spend much time playing with it yet, just less than 100 years in the Grand Campaign, and playing Portugal, which apparently is easy, since I can start colonizing Africa and America. When I stoped I had almost the entire american coast from Mexico to patagonia and the african coast as well.
 
Well I'm feeling proficent enough in the game now that I plan to play MP on Friday 9/5/03 some time in mid day Mountain Time (USA) anyone intrested????

Also anyone ever try GC as England and win the 100 years war? Wow talk about powerhouse! If you win the 100 years war as England you have anglo-saxon and french culture. I own all of france, scotland, ireland, and parts of spain, and morocco, also some mediterian islands. Wow an Aglo-Franco nation is awesome, my income and manpower is great.
 
I just started playing and I've got a few questions.

What is the best way to get a strong economy and to speed up research?

Is it possible to have a surplus without incurring inflation?

What is the best way to gain leverage in the peace process in order to annex a single-territory nation in addition to annihilating their army and then sieging?
 
Originally posted by Mescalhead
What is the best way to get a strong economy and to speed up research?

There's not much to do in terms of economy other than improving trade (through research and merchants) and also researching and improving infrastructure.

As for research, I tend to put all my research efforts into one technology at a time. I always go for infrastructure first so I can improve, and make more efficient, my provinces.

But the simplest way of increasing income is increasing land.

Originally posted by Mescalhead
Is it possible to have a surplus without incurring inflation?

Make sure you have the latest patch and beta.

Your governors (I think it's governors) will battle inflation every year and reduce it by a certain percentage, though this only goes against the increase from having a surplus. But if you have a lot of them you should be able to keep inflation in check.

But to answer your question, you can't really make any money from monthly incomes without incurring large amounts of inflation. After a while, provided you're strong enough, you should be able to live off your annual income. This doesn't affect your inflation and will allow you to keep monthly income, and therefore inflation, down.

Originally posted by Mescalhead
What is the best way to gain leverage in the peace process in order to annex a single-territory nation in addition to annihilating their army and then sieging?

Well, just siege the province until you control it. Then you go can go to the peace negotiations and do whatever you like, basically. You'll have balance of war 100% in your favour so there's not much you can't get. If you offer annexation they have to accept.
 
Thanks for the reply.
 
Originally posted by Mescalhead
I just started playing and I've got a few questions.

What is the best way to get a strong economy and to speed up research?

Is it possible to have a surplus without incurring inflation?

What is the best way to gain leverage in the peace process in order to annex a single-territory nation in addition to annihilating their army and then sieging?

Always promote tax collecters, chief judges and goveners in all provences.

It is a good idea to keep monthly treasury production to a minimum, I sometimes put it at a slight negative like -.02

Avoid loans like the plague, horrid for inflation

A good fast way to gain lot's of negotiating points is to siege their capitol.
 
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