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Grevlek posted:Why did Imperator flop so hard? It was weird uncooked EU4 with romans at launch and appropiately badly received, but that didn't stop me from playing the tribe that lived in my area and kicking Rome and Carthage out of Iberia. Nowadays, with the updates it received, it's for me the most gripping Paradox game. It's simple to enjoy but there are so many layers of complexity(pops, religion, culture, empire building, levies...) and interesting ideas that it's a shame it got abandoned. It also has a great endboss pressure, as you know that Rome or the largest Hellenistic Successor is going to come knocking sooner or later. It's also the correct start date, as Phyrros of Epirus is just a young lad with plenty of time to do his crazy things.
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JosefStalinator posted:Any recs for good nations to play to learn the mechanics? Crete is Tutorial Island. You'll start as a isolated OPM and fight to conquer the island, learning about war, development, trade and missions. Once you are done, you can start with the navy from a very safe and powerful position.
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