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If you have mandate of heaven enabled, it can be annoying if nations like Bengal become Ming tributaries.
Ottomans may eventually form a coalition if Sunni country dominates India. I would start in the south (Ceylon if still around) but hit all sides.
Imperialism makes invading India a lot easier. Google India super region to see exactly which provinces you need.
If you do it in a decent amount of time you could shoot for the achievement where you core all of Japan as a European nation too. (The rising sun).
Yeah I had this achievement on my achievement wish-list (for lack of a better term) too. I might go for that one instead, since it seems it might be easier.
Or, build up your country in Europe and wait for imperialism cb and declare on anyone.
If you are going to do the India achievement as France, then you should also do the Big Blue Blob achievement and go into Georgia, Crimera, Golden Horde, etc to get it. Then, after getting your cores back from England, you can hope the Burgudian event fires and totally ignore Europe plus the high AE there.
After that, France has a blobbing path to India through the Timmurids aregion.
I will also say that I did the India achievement years ago with the Ottomans. Even though I was not an expert back then, it was super easy. No other European nation is positioned as well has the Ottomans to invade India. Plus, you can always get a strong Indian muslim nation as an ally to help you, and then later backstab them of course.
I would take that bet on behalf of Yaldabaoth. He has 1K+ hours and 100+ achievements playing the game so he is not a clueless beginner. it would be borderline trivial for him.
As for you also, Kefka, since you have even more hours and more achievements than he does. I would be very hard pressed to believe you could not do it trivially as France either.
Heck, in my current Saxony game, I have the island of Diego Garcia already in the mid 1500s and it would be extremely easy for me to take India if I wanted. But I am going after Ming instead to get the Porcelain achievement which I am certain will prove much harder.
If they at that point are still allied to Castille, drag them into a war to avoid them joining.
If England doesn't colonise Africa you might have to play smarter around it.
No-cb war against Mali and later Kilwa could do it. Otherwise working your way through Russia and then Persia might be the way to go.
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This was a France game I played 1-2 months ago. As you can see India is in a most problematic state and is going to be a ♥♥♥♥♥ to conquer. It's 1752 and I only have 2 provinces in the Gujarati area. We will see how I fare against that.
After two wars (with breaking truce). Not gonna lie, the rebels at 250% overextension are annoying. Broke Russia-Malwa-Bengal alliance, can pick them off one after the other now. Ming is going to make Bengal a tributary but I'm not afraid of Ming. I can easily raise another 100-200k troops just in case. Russia is also attacking Ming now, so they will be very weak. Next wars around 1770.
Anyone know if disaster progress resets to 0% after you stop it?
Tho it takes quite a lot of wars, at least 6 without Common Sense (no deving up).
You owe me "a million bucks". I accept paypal.
Careful dosh isn't dosh ;)
Congrats, it took you 35 years, you said u had ~250% OE, mind sharing your IGs?
The goal was to get all the institution origins in this one.