going through it now

I like wotc more than base cause of the three new classes

So semi-serious question, who here down for /rel/ EU4 mulitplayer some time?

I'd be down

Its a very big undertaking. Basically the whole day

id be up for it

but it'd be at a legitimitely retarded time bc timezones

Well, I reckon we could do sessions weekly or so

I'm EU time

My fiancé is in malta for a week after easter, so I for one got time to play pretty much whenever then

it would be weird to work out

cause I'm also in a weird timezone too

I love eu4

but I absolutely suck at it

Me too brother. I love the idea of all paradox interactive stuff but I just can't get the hang of any of them.

I used to make maps in paint when i was younger

and like

fight battles in the first medieval total war

to do territory changes

so I'd make a continent with provinces and fight battles and stuff

and paint the map different colors

EU4 kinda hits that vibe for me

map painting games please me

Even bigger reason to play a friendly small mp game, lol

I'm getting versed in the ways of EU4 after 900 hours, so I can give some beginners tips of nothing ese

I know a bit, but dlc content is foreign to me

I've been playing paradox games for years

I understood eu3 well enough to play on hard but eu4 made me a retard

Eu3 was just a map painter

I forgot to take the diseases thing off

My CK2 game is an absolute fuck

Epidemics every 5 minutes and everyone dies all the time

r e a l i s m

Africa simulator

im actually good at ck2

Im not as much.

Decided to be a count in the byzantine empire. Barely able to do anything. At one point I became a duke, out of nowhere. Still nothing to do cause internal wars are banned

I'll try playing as a republic next

You learn more ck2 from starting at the bottom and working your way to empire, rather than beginning as some one big. Starting as a viking chief, or a an english, irish or german duke at one of the earlier starting dates is a good idea to learn the game. Ireland isn't 'noob island' for nothing.

That much I know. I just dont grasp the whole intrigue and political stuff completely

Im used to playing EU4 where I just steamroll everyone