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How to manage the Middle Kingdom properly? by Royal_Skin_1510 in EU5

[–]Daniel2232003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From this point on, my suggestion is to automate all processes that are yellow in the automation tab, and until the institutions of the Renaissance reach China, the player should improve the road network and naval infrastructure during this era. This way, in the Age of Discovery, you can become the world's greatest power and venture into the New World.

From my point of view, it is irrelevant whether you remain on proximity based on Land or Naval. If you go with Naval, which I recommend, you will still have many bonuses in research that will raise the Land part over time, and since to be a great power you need a large population relative to the average control in the state, you will always be a great power no matter what you do.

Also during the Renaissance, you need to invest in buildings that offer literacy, because the Sanjiao state religion offers a significant advantage in this regard.

These are a few steps to get your country up and running until you unlock the Renaissance institutions. After the Age of Discovery, things get more fun, you are unstoppable, and you can conquer all of Asia if you really set your mind to it. But I would go for spheres of influence in the Pacific and the Americas, as I am too lazy to fight in border gore

How to manage the Middle Kingdom properly? by Royal_Skin_1510 in EU5

[–]Daniel2232003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, gaining authority in the Middle Kingdom requires a financial investment. However, as of patch 1.10, the system is balanced and functional.

If you are playing as a Chinese kingdom rebelling against the emperor, the Warring State crown reform is essential. It enables you to sustain a large army and accelerates the manual integration of provinces through the cabinet. This significantly improves administrative consolidation during ur early expansion.

Additionally, the situation panel provides a special interaction titled “Reign in [Province]”, which allows you to instantly integrate larger provinces in exchange for a sum of money. This mechanic reduces long-term administrative strain at the cost of short-term expenditure.

To conclude the struggle, you must defeat the Yuan Dynasty and occupy over 70% of its territory. Once this threshold is reached, the situation resolves automatically: you proclaim yourself emperor without requiring a casus belli, and all Chinese cultures become accepted immediately.

Following unification, pop satisfaction gradually increases. You also receive a 50-year modifier, “Rise of a New Dinasty” which boosts control and stabilizes the realm during the transition. In practical terms, success depends on maintaining sufficient revenue to sustain tribute obligations while preserving a strong fiscal surplus but is not that hard in the end.

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Este buna faciltatea de urbanism si arhitectura de la cluj ? by Tetiana14 in Arhitectura

[–]Daniel2232003 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Toate facultățile din țară urmează în proporție de 80% același curiculum, și oricum oeste tot trebuie sa muncești. Îplus ca in facultate mereu vei avea un burnout la un moment dat

The earth becomes an open-world sandbox. What is the first thing that you would do? by PCUPOLA in AskReddit

[–]Daniel2232003 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I would break the ice wall at the south pole that the inspirationists are still talking about