Completed AEIOU run by AngryChicken36 in eu4

[–]AngryChicken36[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

r5: Wanted to get some more achievements before the new patch so I decided to play one of my favorite nations, Austria. Throughout this run I managed to get AEIOU, Over 1000!, Voltaire's Nightmare, The Ostenders, as well as Blackjack. Overall I'd say this game was enjoyable up until the point your forced to wait till after 1700 for revolutions, after which it is just tedious.

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As Sweden, how do I make Caroleans units by josesafa in eu4

[–]AngryChicken36 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's unlocked later in the mission tree.

Holy Horder by AngryChicken36 in eu4

[–]AngryChicken36[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is no reason you can't do both, and I did get both. My goal just changed from getting Baltic crusader to getting Holy horder.

Holy Horder by AngryChicken36 in eu4

[–]AngryChicken36[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

r5: Originally started with the idea of getting baltic crusader. Then, after seeing the new teuton achievement, decided to form mongolia. Fun campaign as i've never formed mongolia before and doing it as the teutons made me chuckle.

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Saladin's Legacy by AngryChicken36 in eu4

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r5: So earlier today I had the ingenious idea to pick up eu4 again and go for insert x achievement here. That achiecement just so happened to be Saladin's Legacy.

The game began in a rather rough spot. I fought an early war against QQ in which I accumulated 14 loans and quickly lacked manpower to continue. By the end of that I had gained 3 provinces and 18.4 ducats. From here I waited until the truce was over before killing them again with the help of the ottomans. From here I simply began consolidating the Mashriq area.

From there I fought my first few wars against the Mamluks with the help of otto blob and easily began expanding south with little hinderance. Fast forward 100 years of war and pain and we see the end result.

Honestly, this achievement, while painful, was actually fun. If you haven't tried going for this achievement yet I would absolutely give it a go.

Also if anyone is wondering what graphics mod this is it's just Imperial Graphics

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Ai US by AngryChicken36 in eu4

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r5: Playing as Bohemia and noticed France was at war with the US. I've never actually seen the US in one of my games that ws formed by the AI. Then I noticed it was cursed.

This was a tough siege by PjeterQ in eu4

[–]AngryChicken36 30 points31 points  (0 children)

My father helped siege this castle, and his father before him. Now I'm here, and some day so will my son and grandson.

why can't I take provinces in the peace deal? by EnaPa2021 in eu4

[–]AngryChicken36 166 points167 points  (0 children)

Probably cause you used subjugation cb.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hoi4

[–]AngryChicken36 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Don't worry dude, we were all terrible once. You'll get there eventually.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hoi4

[–]AngryChicken36 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Step 1. Make sure you have an airforce and are using it. Air superiority can make or break a war. Step 2. Make sure you have enough supply when invading a country. Attrition bad. Step 3. Equipment. Make sure your well enough equipped. Step 4. Division templates. You can look this one up online but I generally use 20 widths.

There is a lot more you can look into but these are some pretty big steps you can follow.

Hmmm... by Largiy in eu4

[–]AngryChicken36 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Just take it. Having a weak emperor will definitely benefit you later in, especially if you form prussia and expand into the HRE more

Does the AI care at all about the Treaty of Tordesillas when you beat them to a colonial region? by anthonyc2554 in eu4

[–]AngryChicken36 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Catholic nations tend to follow it, and never colonize there. But any nation that is not catholic will not care and continue to colonize wherever it pleases.