eu4 Weekly General Help Thread: January 11 2021

The Imperial Council - /r/eu4 Weekly General Help Thread: January 11 2021
It's acceptable
I got tired of my coast being raided!
The Dragon ate the Rising Sun
150 years of conquest and the best part - the name placement
That one night in Paris cost me lots of tears. (God save the queen!)
Just another day in Europe...
Rate my "Iron curtain"
Got a pretty good Byzantium start
I've never regretted allying England more
Asia's AI did a thing
"How much do you want for the freedom of Hungary?" "3 diplo points and we're good"
i used console commands to make the hre in 1444 and they lost a war to venice, venice has no allies.
Just found this incredibly young king, nothing weird here.
Muslims of the Carribean
England, I Appreciate the Sentiment, but You've Ruined Me
I am so confused
Just finished my Golden Horn run! Very fun achievement.
just need to keep this old lady alive for 1 more year
Just an alright start as Byzantium
Mare Mostrum...kinda
My first game of EU4 as Great Britain completed! It ain't much but it's honest work
My First VH Achievement - A Sun God
Rate my Fortress Ming
Nothing to see here a

The Imperial Council - /r/eu4 Weekly General Help Thread: January 11 2021

Posted: 11 Jan 2021 06:00 AM PST

Please check our previous Imperial Council thread for any questions left unanswered

Welcome to the Imperial Council of r/eu4, where your trusted and most knowledgeable advisors stand ready to help you in matters of state and conquest.

This thread is for any small questions that don't warrant their own post, or continued discussions for your next moves in your Ironman game. If you'd like to channel the wisdom and knowledge of the master tacticians of this subreddit, and more importantly not ruin your Ironman save, then you've found the right place!

Important: If you are asking about a specific situation in your game, please post screenshots of any relevant map modes (diplomatic, political, trade, etc) or interface tabs (economy, military, ideas, etc). Please also explain the situation as best you can. Alliances, army strength, ideas, tech etc. are all factors your advisors will need to know to give you the best possible answer.

Tactician's Library:

Below is a list of resources that are helpful to players of all skill levels, meant to assist both those asking questions as well as those answering questions. This list is updated as mechanics change, including new strategies as they arise and retiring old strategies that have been left in the dust. You can help me maintain the list by sending me new guides and notifying me when old guides are no longer relevant!

Getting Started

New Player Tutorials

Administration

Diplomacy

Military

Trade

Reman's In Depth Guide to Trade

Country-Specific Strategy

Misc Country Guides Collections

Advanced/In-Depth Guides

Misc mechanics guides by RadioRes (culture shifting, policies, absolutism, etc)
Guide to royal marriages, personal unions and claim throne
1.28 Three Mountains (Shogunate)
Arumba's Assay series (misc patches, takes user-submitted failing or problematic games and helps fix them)
A Complete Guide to EU4 Economics, Part 0 (links to multiple in-depth guides on economics)
Comprehensive Multiplayer EU4 Guide (1.28)

If you have any useful resources not currently in the tactician's library, please share them with me and I'll add them! You can message me or mention my username in a comment by typing /u/Kloiper

Calling all imperial councillors! Many of our linked guides pre-Dharma (1.26) are missing strategy regarding mission trees. Any help in putting together updated guides is greatly appreciated! Further, if you're answering a question in this thread, chances are you've used the EU4 wiki and know how valuable a resource it can be. When you answer a question, consider checking whether the wiki has that information where you would expect to find it, and adding to the wiki if it does not. In fact, anybody can help contribute to the wiki - a good starting point is the work needed page. Before editing the wiki, please read the style guidelines for posting.

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It's acceptable

Posted: 11 Jan 2021 06:46 AM PST