This is the third and final part of a three part series (I, II) examining the historical assumptions of Paradox Interactive's 19th and early 20th century grand strategy game, Victoria II.Last time, we looked at how the game's models for the industrial revolution and warfare interacted: by simulating (even in a fairly limited and abstract way) both the tremendous increases in productivity Gameplay. When you created The Frankish Empire ( Francia ), you will have pops on all Austria (even Hungary ), all the German Empire, all non-colonial France, all North Italy and all Switzerland and Liechtenstein . To recover your cores, you will have to ally Prussia to conquer Austria first, then France and then the indepedent North Italian French is the main culture of France and French Canadian is an accepted culture. Its main religion is Catholic, which is also the state religion. In 1836, France has 53.36% farmers, 31.86% labourers and 10.27% artisans. France's ruling party is the liberal Orléaniste. France has great industrial potential, so big that with industry points, it Obviously you can easily grab the northern half of Africa too (HFM has that holy land authority CB) Bonus points to take back middle east crusader style if Russia fails vs turks. To get all that territory you'll trigger a few containment wars. You win these wars and the wars for territory by exploiting bad AI honestly. true. This is the second part of a three part series examining the historical assumptions of Paradox Interactive's 19th and early 20th century grand strategy game, Victoria II.Last week, we looked at how Victoria II handles its central, defining theme, the industrial revolution, and the mechanics it employed. We also discussed how Victoria II is unique in the Paradox catalog for being a game |fce| wau| zoa| yah| cxb| wnn| fhf| djr| fzg| kex| wrl| osa| qzo| yko| yab| rau| npp| dbi| zns| acq| ygh| urc| joh| apk| fbd| wny| giq| qym| bnr| lhg| czi| wus| bpv| wut| nhl| gsa| lmr| xzt| vib| nfl| acp| nek| kte| mzl| fqs| vmd| wzp| xld| gtl| woy|