EU4 Muscovy is a joke, let me explain..

Muscovy is a joke, let me explain..
Which real life factor is missing in EU4 that allows Portugal/Castille to conquer Morocco so easily?
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Posted: 25 Aug 2021 02:13 AM PDT

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Which real life factor is missing in EU4 that allows Portugal/Castille to conquer Morocco so easily?

Posted: 25 Aug 2021 08:53 AM PDT

It's very common (I would say even expected) in EU4 for Portugal or Castille to easily invade and convert AI Morocco in a short timespan after the start date. If you play as Morocco you will see how Castille and Portugal declare on you and butcher your helpless armies.

On the other hand, IRL this nowhere near happened. The Portuguese managed to get a handful of coastal posessions (Tangier, Casablanca..) but in no way did they conquer Morocco. Plenty of these posessions were reconquered by Morocco in the next centuries. Here is a map of Portuguese posessions IRL: Map So the question is: what did prevent Portugal from conquering Morocco that is absent from EU4? Or can it be said that IRL the Portuguese could have done such a conquest but that they just didn't focus so much in such an enterprise (which I doubt because one Portuguese king died trying to conquer parts of Morocco).

Not to speak about the thunder-paced conversion religious conversion of most of Morocco in a few decades that you see happening with EU4 AI.. definitely some modifiers lacking there..

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Posted: 25 Aug 2021 10:09 AM PDT