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They also very often have a lot of agitation in their counties, but are NEVER EVER in revolution. It's literally the only country that are never in shamble. Can someone explain me how come?
Then every time they try to intervene in my plays I make them release a subject or Ireland/Scotland.
That neuters them pretty good, I find.
If you pick any two countries before starting and say, "I want to play as this country and out-do that country" it's mostly possible to achieve that by growing and industrializing and fairly simple play. This is not possible if your chosen adversary is Britain. To out-do Britain you still have to do all of the nation and empire building, but also at the same time take every opportunity to cut parts of the British Empire away from day one.
Quinine, rush Niger Delta and cut them of from Kenya
You have enough economy to focus your construction exclusively around construction goods and expansion of construction sectors
by 1970 you can crash any coalition without any problems, the only problems will be 1 frame per hour
I will try that in my run rn. If you have any other tips, i'll gladly take them.
What do you mean bad for GP? Not sure i understand the meaning (not english native sorry)
I won in the end barely because USA managed to naval invade northern England and we put our forces towards the capital, before USA was going to peace out.
Sadly in a later war I found out nationalisation is bugged and only let me take 100 of their 700 investments...
Tip: Release Scotland and make them your subject and they can be used to get a foot hold against Britian in later wars.
did you read the Flavor text for the colonial Growth? it depends on your incorperate Pops and the most important part, how many colonies you are growing at the same time
Colonise less and you grow faster, but the cap on growth is 2%
are you really sure that Raj, canada or any Subject dont Rebel?
in a complete Run they always do that, maybe more maybe less depending on the Run itself
They recently changed how to "win" a fight, you need to hold or "occupy" whatever Wargoal you have on them , if you want War Reperations, you need to hold their Capital, if you want a subject, you need that subject completly, and so on..
So dont go and add too much what you cant handle
The next thing, the most "OP" thing in War is speed, i guess you saw the "mobilisation" tab, the last thing on the right side is the formation speed, the faster they are the faster they can travel around, so when you push the frontline, and are faster then your enemy you can "overrun" them because they cant keep up and when no one is at the Frontline it ticks very fast in your favor well unless you dont have 4 Generals in your Army, they decide how fast your advance is and how many battles you can fight simuntainusly
Oh and at overseas Warfare, the big thing is Supply, raid their convoys on the cost, when you raid the convoys they lose the organisation, and then they are very easy to beat
But i must say that it doesnt really work for me.. sadly
the financial situation i really dont get myself, especially on how big their armys and navies are, but as soon as you capture vital industry or shut off their imports they normaly should spiral down
You need to be at the top of Research but that should be clear from the start
If you want to hurt them, try to liberate subjects , or countrys, dont take much yourself because when you go for too much (especially when it takes much infamy) you can get many enemys in the wars
i mostly try to liberate Wales , ireland, Scotland, or MAYBE even the colonies
Thats for the "fighting" part
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You can always try to befriend them, at long last they SHOULD be friendly at some point, but as long as you arent in a Alliance with them they can always go in the enemy side on wars
Thats the Advice i can give you what is on the top of my head, i hope it gives you tips
Oh and , dont get frustrated, every Round you do is different
And sorry for my bad English
Ireland has about 8 million people in it so it will be a loss of significant income over time if it is liberated from Britain and it will make Britain's army smaller so they are less threatening. It'll also give you a chance to take a shot at Prussia and/or Netherlands to weaken them if you want to because Britain will be on peace treaty with you for five years after that.
Britain is the natural protector of any version of the Netherlands that does not want to join Prussia...
I think my worst mistake was me getting to try hardy on the same tactics. I was always trying to take their colonies for myself instead of just making them weak by freeing their subjects little by little.
So what i did was, rushing africa, and declare war on most countries that are border to the sea, and make everything possible so they cant colonise.
I also tried to be less aggressive, not declaring war to them but hoping on the enemies side when they were powerful enough to make it a 2v1.
I did only focus my building on construction materials, bureaucracy and military. So my GDP is lower than usual, but my armies and country stability are far better.
Now i'am in 1880, still 2nd cuz i left prussia create a fat ass germany, but i have Canada, almost all south america is my vassal, and took africa all for myself, so they are all depending on me on oil and rubber. Wich make me rich and really stable during big wars.
England is third cur i freed all their vassals, EIC included.
It's by far my best game so thanks a lot guys, i needed some fresh eyes :)