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If you are in middle game where diplomatic actions starts so it happens that sooner or later you get an attempt to sway and is question if you could accept it or not. In today article I will show you on which metrics you should look to make the right decision.
As in Crusader Kings 3, Hearts of Iron IV and the historical functionality, there are also game mechanics that allow players/AI to create new states to play a more accurate history or alternate history.
Victoria 3 isn’t just about economy but there are detailed game features focused on population which simulate what your people feel and if they aren’t satisfied or have a low standard of living in the state, they become radicals. If your country live in problems in long term, then people may leave you and migrate to another country. Or also if your country is sightly better than others than people could migrate to your country.
In Victoria 3 are “country ranks” which determines things like maneuvers in diplomatic plays and shows how important is your nation. In my today’s article we will look more deeply on unrecognized power and I will show you what you could do to be have normal country ranks.
Urban centers are important part for us. They provide “services” and because they are one of biggest expenses of your population then decreasing prices of services could increase standards of livings significantly faster than optimizing advanced raw materials.
If you focus on wars in Victoria 3 then you know that is important to correctly chose war goals. Today I will show you how to add more maneuvers which determines how much goals you should adds.
If you are starting war in Victoria 3 or someone’s trying to target you. And you know you’re not going to give up, you activated your conscription centers and your army ready. Then is question how to increase war goals to get more. And I have responses for you!
When you are focusing on trade is good to watch how big/important current deal can become for you. You didn’t think you’d only trade 15 goods with other countries, did you? We will look more on trade routes levels, how increase them and how decrease them.
Trade routes in Victoria 3 need convoys in case there is no possible way “on the ground”. Today I will show you how to solve this annoying problem without be in death spiral. There are three big solutions and every have more possibilities to increase convoys. Is good to combine all solutions to be successful. I believe the following solutions will help you
Free trade is one of trade policy which you probably will use if you will be focused on economy dominance. For me this system works well because I’m strongly focused on capitalism and economic dominance and today I will show you benefits and potential problems of free trade in Victoria 3.