EU4 AI Denmark hates nice things

AI Denmark hates nice things
Friendly reminder to disable lucky nations
Satisfying Russia borders
What portugal does to a mf
Is the coalition worth it?
Historically accurate AI [ET mod]
When you're the black sheep of the family
Natives can now form the United States... because they're Chinese.
Not so Great Horde
Byzantines: Oh sh!t, here we go again...
Trapping foreign armies on the Ionian islands ^^
Not even a year into the game and King Juan II decided to die after I married his house.
Venice into italy!!
Epic war to take down military hegemon
Red is for province of vital interest
Granada doing whatever it takes to survive
Certified Hapsburg moment
Is this cursed enough?
How do I unite Japan without coalitions?
Probably the largest League War I've seen
Ironic...
A great france game

Posted: 15 Oct 2021 05:55 AM PDT

submitted by /u/Lord-Kastor
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Friendly reminder to disable lucky nations

Posted: 15 Oct 2021 08:31 AM PDT

For those who don't know, there is a game option that you can change in the beginning of a campaign that is called "lucky nations". What it does is that it gives nations who have been historically successful a bunch of pretty good bonuses in an attempt to make the game more "historical".

However, these buffs are not applied to you, only to AI. So there's basically no reason to have it on unless you're playing ironman, because it's always going to give buffs to other nations and not to you.

It's specially recommendable to turn it off if you're going to play a small nation like Byzantium or just any country that got historically fucked over like Venice or Novgorod.

Edit: okay guys I get it, some of you are really good and like the extra difficulty. Good for you, but I made this post thinking of beginners, not you guys lol, you guys are already perfectly aware of how that mechanic works.

Please stop yelling at me because you have 13k hours in this game and need to play on ultra-hard difficulty while snorting cocaine in order to feel something.

I should have probably made it clearer who this was meant for, mea culpa.

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Satisfying Russia borders

Posted: 15 Oct 2021 01:31 AM PDT