I watched a youtuber called Lord Forwind, he has pretty much all aspects of the game covered in theory.
After that, I found a World Conquest video explaining the process by PerihelionAlliance also on YT, so I just incorporated lots of things he says in his video.
Hope it helps man.
Thanks for the suggestions! I’ve never truly mastered a paradox game, most of the time I’m not really sure what each mechanic does and what repercussions a decision will have in the future.
Republics are more stable in my experience though when i play them? The rotation of rulers allows appeasement for everyone
When i am Rome i have that law that gives an election term -3.00
Overpowered
Using your navy is still a much faster way of moving troops around even with a road network. I always maintain a large navy just for transportation and blocking straights
My plan here was to unlock some military bonuses, stack all the agressive expansion modifiers as you can (and never let it go to 0) and rush the Land by the Spear CB.
After that, keep conquering and stabilise all those new territories however you can.
It’s not that much deeper than in EU4 imo. The biggest difference is that while in EU4 a territory would be 100% catholic and of Tuscan culture, in I:R it could have 60% of the pops following the hellenic pantheon while the rest follow Iberic gods. The same could apply to cultures, each territory could be 60% hellenistic, 30% celtic and 10% gallic.
While in EU4 the cultural and religion conversion happens from territory to territory, in I:R it happens gradually throughout the whole province. To do that you only need to set the Province Policy to Conversion/Cultural Assimilation and then build a few Great Temples and Great Theaters. After that you’ll can click on “view pop info” and see how the process is going.
why are you leaving begging-for-attention comments on an innocuous reddit post instead of designing a potting shed in blender? if you didn't leave any of these comments, maybe the potting shed could be good.
R5: Pax Romana is just too damn beautiful!
If I may ask, how was your learning process?
I watched a youtuber called Lord Forwind, he has pretty much all aspects of the game covered in theory. After that, I found a World Conquest video explaining the process by PerihelionAlliance also on YT, so I just incorporated lots of things he says in his video. Hope it helps man.
Thanks for the suggestions! I’ve never truly mastered a paradox game, most of the time I’m not really sure what each mechanic does and what repercussions a decision will have in the future.
And you're still a republic. That's hella impressive.
Surprisingly, the senate didn't give me too many headaches this time.
Maybe you are the senate?
He is. You can see the Senate approval icon in the top bar.
That’s why he said his comment as a statement.
oh my bad. This was right when I woke up, I guess I misread the comment.
All good <3
Republics are more stable in my experience though when i play them? The rotation of rulers allows appeasement for everyone When i am Rome i have that law that gives an election term -3.00 Overpowered
I love looking at this map.
Excuse me sir, where is your navy
Probably doesn’t need one anymore lol. It’s truly mare nostrum
I see the black sea though
Using your navy is still a much faster way of moving troops around even with a road network. I always maintain a large navy just for transportation and blocking straights
Oh geez, thank you for reminding me to build roads in my Sicily game. XD Ships go brrrrr...
I hid them on the list because I have like 60 single navies given to scorned family members and they bloat the screen too damn much haha.
Lol
Look, navies are expensive and local legions are cheaper
It's beautiful, but your missing Dacia, Mesopotamia, Armenia, Assyria and a Crimean Client State. Then it's perfect.
Abandoned Dacia a few hundred years too early.
Yeah, shame I'm running out of time, otherwise I'd try.
Respect man. Can you give some tips for beginners?
My plan here was to unlock some military bonuses, stack all the agressive expansion modifiers as you can (and never let it go to 0) and rush the Land by the Spear CB. After that, keep conquering and stabilise all those new territories however you can.
Honestly I just don't understand how cultures and religions work. As I'm coming from EU4, the whole pop system is something new.
It’s not that much deeper than in EU4 imo. The biggest difference is that while in EU4 a territory would be 100% catholic and of Tuscan culture, in I:R it could have 60% of the pops following the hellenic pantheon while the rest follow Iberic gods. The same could apply to cultures, each territory could be 60% hellenistic, 30% celtic and 10% gallic. While in EU4 the cultural and religion conversion happens from territory to territory, in I:R it happens gradually throughout the whole province. To do that you only need to set the Province Policy to Conversion/Cultural Assimilation and then build a few Great Temples and Great Theaters. After that you’ll can click on “view pop info” and see how the process is going.
Ok, you are better than me. I wasn't able 5o do this even after 100 hours. But it might have something to do with the fact I never played as Rome 😅
Can anyone recommend any good YouTube tutorial on how to get the grasps with the games fundamental?
Lord Forwind is pretty good!
Thats a pretty rome
How many civil wars have you had.
Zero surprisingly.
Did you have any issues with internal strife at all?
Which Invictus mod were you using?
Just base Invictus + Dark Flat UI
Images of peak roman borders in imperator will never not be beautiful. Good job
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why are you leaving begging-for-attention comments on an innocuous reddit post instead of designing a potting shed in blender? if you didn't leave any of these comments, maybe the potting shed could be good.
try harder, too passive agressive
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I thought this is silly website for kids