#EU4 WORLD CONQUEST GUIDE FULL#

This makes vassals better because you can get full states from them without burning admin. If anything, I feel like I can full state far more than I could before, especially later on. Governing capacity is a completely solvable problem if you have enough $ to pay for courthouses.I anticipate courthouse spamming to be vital and so I'm keen to get my economy snowballing asap.Д®dit: Oh and I'm reducing autonomy in all my states a lot more than I would have in 1.29 since rebels are more tolerable in 1.30. I feel like I'm going to have to focus much more on getting maximum bang (ducats) for my buck (Gov Capacity usage). On the economic side it's going to be a bit of a change from 1.29. I also plan flipping to Ibadi so I can deus vult pretty much the World.ДЄs I go I'll focus more on vassal feeding (I'm targeting Persia and Indonesia/Phillipines/Malacca for this) if I'm getting close to Gov Capacity limit. I won't bother converting any Heathen land - just Heretic. Now with it being much easier to sit at +3 ToH for Ottomans (no need to juggle Dhimmi interactions) I strongly considered Influence instead but that would have prevented taking Explo where I wanted and then I would benefit from less AE by using Deus Vult. I've always hated paying dip in peace deals and it's such a long wait for Imperialism CB. I'll ditch Exploration as soon as I've dominated the New World and have a presence (read deus vult CB) on all the areas of Africa and Asia). quickly and I can spread AE around a bit. It's also going to help me get to Philipines, Indonesia etc. It will require very little resources to take the New World away from the usual colonizers early. I reckon I'm in with a great shout of spawning Colonialism and even if I don't I'll have a CN for super fast and cheap embracing of it. I can charter a trade company in Morocco and hop to Brazil from there. I like picking Explo because it opens up avenues of expansion there would not otherwise have been. I'm going to get flamed now when I reveal my idea choices. This is going to allow me to still run a bunch of priveliges whilst still having max admin efficiency. It may well transpire that I didn't need to worry so much about reform progress but I'll only get a feel for that later in the campaign. Having messed around on console last night though, the extra +10 Max absolutism from the reforms is a 'nice to have' so long as you get +20 from court and country and +15 from high crownland. Ergo, going ham early on territories will hurt in the long run. The reason I'm so focussed on reform progress is that i can get like 250 Gov Capacity and +10 Max Absolutism from the later reforms. My approach so far is to focus on using my permaclaims, statifying everything in order to maximise reform progress. Play as Ottomans - they get Gov Capacity from the Ottoman Govt Reform now which is nice on top of all the pre-1.30 advantages they had. I'm only like 40 years into an Ottoman WC campaign to learn the new mechanics.

Eu4 world conquest guide