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The only paid feature that tempts me is Trade Policies. I'll wait to see how people take to Professionalism, since that's the feature that I really balk at. I do like the free stuff--I believe the new trade goods are part of the free update?
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Reman's new video proposes a fun idea for a run in Europe: How to Crush the Protestant Reformation. Might give it a go myself.
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Sounds like you had some unlucky runs. EUIV is kind of unforgiving though it does offer avenues to recover from failure. Revanchism is one such way; this is also why your enemies seem to gain manpower back much faster than you. The worse they make out in a peace offer, the more war exhaustion they lose immediately and the greater temporary bonuses they have. This is also why sometimes white-peacing when you're winning can be a good idea; the high exhaustion and low manpower will result in revolts that they often can't fight. Oh, and they don't pay upkeep for forts. Pretty sure they have to pay upkeep for units though. You shouldn't wait to take on France. Build whatever alliances you need, promise land if you have to--what's important is crushing France because their national ideas are too good. As soon as you have the alliances, you've taken Grenada and Navarre and you've got the PU, attack. If you're having trouble, I advise not playing Iron Man and making a lot of saves until you're confident enough to do Iron Man. Or do Iron Man and just make the multiple saves the hard way, by copying them into another folder for safekeeping.
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"Protect the Secret - As Yemen, prevent any European Nation from owning a Coffee-producing province in the Old World until 1700." ...How are you supposed to pull this one off? Conquer the new world from Mexico on down and then all of the South Pacific? It sounds like the moment any Euro gets a coffee province you're locked out. Similarly, the Around the World in 80 Days achievement sounds really hard.
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Oops, didn't notice the "Old World" stipulation. Still hard, but not as hard.
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