u/TheFallorn
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So I hear you like spaghetti (imgur.com) [Screenshot]
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Question: Battle lines over changing borders. (self.hoi4) [Question]
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TheFallorn
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My question is: what are good ideas for Vijayanagar? It's 1481 and I just unlocked my 2nd idea group (first was exploration), I colonized Diego Garcia, and have one forming in Mauritius. I also just got my tale of two families achievement, so I'm the major power in India (7th worldwide). My money situation isn't great (+0.62 d/m). I was going to try and fully colonize south Africa, to slow Europe's progress, but I currently have 3 loans and I can't afford a 2nd colonist atm, unless I did something drastic and ditched my advisors? I also had some bad luck of rulers and my legitimacy is real low (36). Advice on anything would be helpful, but primarily looking for suggestions on Idea Groups.
Edit: I'm ahead of time on admin and mil tech, but diplo was sunk into ideas as I was shooting for spawning colonization, but I think it might be a bit late for that now?
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Looking back at one of my oldest cities, CyBurgh Greens
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ding ding ding Pueblo 1525
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Further off on the country than the year
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My other guess was Castille/Spain, but, you may well have an Ottoman sized problem!
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well, if you're NOT the Ottomans, you've got a big problem on your hands! 1675?
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Thanks!
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Country is probably pretty easy but guess the year (also, check out the bordergore in china)
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I am playing as Pueblo. I'm ready to reform my government (Portugal has most of the Caribbean, just waiting for them to actually neighbor me) I'm about to unlock my first idea group, what recommendations do you have for the early ideas for a Pueblo run?
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Aristotle War: Warhammer
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Aristotle War
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I'm sorry my game didn't live up to your standards.
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That my friend is the Netherlands of course! Also, most of the new world yellow is Scotland, who got entirely evicted from Europe by 1725.
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Not my first Paradox game, but my first that I've played through to the completion of a timeline (or victory condition). Picked up a lucky PU with France which finished integrating just before 1750. Had to maintain relations with several countries above my limit for France to consider me strong enough to integrate with, which was fun. Kebabs got decimated with zero interaction from me.
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Near abouts 1750, actually.
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Russia.... 1650?
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The who is probably pretty obvious, I'm hoping when may be a challenge :)
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I had a similar experience, except that I ended up a short distance from London, with one single solitary echo to my name, zero fuel, one supply with hunger on the rise. I was fairly new, and hadn't explored the eastern half of the map at ALL.
So, I sacrificed to Salt, and like you I ended up at Kingeater's Castle (which I did not know existed at the time) then I traded all my stories to be transported to...... Irem..... great. Thankfully I was hauling an extraordinary implication, which allowed me to purchase SOME fuel, and a little bit of supplies. I managed to sail back, en route discovering that cannibalism was a thing in the game!
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Hello! My name is Fallorn, and I am exceptionally new (W/S/D/P:13/29/23/15) so I'm not ENTIRELY sure what all this gift stuff is about, but if it's free and I can reciprocate I'm perfectly happy to do so! I assume I'm looking for a patron, although I'm not particularly sure what that does. Cheers!
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Browsed through the guide, rather pleased to see that most of how my Malzahar build has evolved very much resembles yours, except with hp yellows and 21/9/0.
A lot of people don't realize that Malz's Q has an 80% AP ratio, AND gives vision. Also, know that your ult range is longer than your ignite range, and to be sure you don't cancel your ult with ignite :) One of the biggest mistakes I made when learning him.
Name: Tempo Trouble
ID: PVF-3RL-VYF
Difficulty: normal to expert
It's a play on the metronome platformers we're seeing a lot of, except that in this course, the tempo speeds up and slows down! I'd appreciate any feedback you have, the variable tempo idea definitely has some potential that I haven't tapped into yet. (edit: formatting)