If Isabella and Ferdinand did not conspire to basically go behind her kings back and marry Ferdinand, Iberia would be VERY different. So unless you want to railroad everything, its NEVER going to look exactly the same because the AIs will choose differently (even if they could have made all the decisions a human could in history) because one you start the game it changes. More so then that, this game does not nor could not model every single thing that happened in history due to abstractions of mechanics and quite simply not having giant ass set of super computers trying to model everything. Our world has a sample size of 1, that's it. Easiest of the three is Austria.No its not worse off.
Ming/Qing - massive power right from the start or as soon you conquered China allows you to steamrollĬastille/France - colonial dominance, but you have to take out the other one quite earlyĮngland - With Personal Union over France you become a powerhouseĪustria/Bohemia/Brandenburg - HRE vassal swarm from the source, harder than Ottomans because their initial power level is much lower. Thanks to the reduced core creation cost you can afford coring and they are able to alternate wars between Europe, Russia, Arabia and Asia without obtaining enough aggressive expansion to trigger coalitions. Their position is uniquely suited to keep conquering all the time. They are one of the most powerful nations at the start. This was even nerfed, the Ghazi idea used to give +50% recovery speed. They have three key adavantages over basically any other nation:īetween increased manpower-recovery, reduced core creation cost and massive force limit, they have a very good set of national ideas. While going for catholic makes it easiest an orthodox or even sunni Ottoman is still very much capable of world conquest. Ever since the game was released, they've been the #1 choice. I don't understand, why you would say the Ottomans are not a good choice for world conquest. Become Emperor of the HRE and get a vassal swarm to conquer the world for you.
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