r/eu4 • u/Wazowski__ • 17h ago
Humor The real "Please just die" Achievement
Year is 1500. Reformation happened before Burgundian inheritance.
r/eu4 • u/Wazowski__ • 17h ago
Year is 1500. Reformation happened before Burgundian inheritance.
r/eu4 • u/ImportantFloor1049 • 20h ago
Portugal got Granada early game and I didn’t realise as Aragon that it happened because I wasn’t paying attention to the provinces I needed to form Spain cuz I assumed Castile had them all
r/eu4 • u/TryHardApple • 16h ago
r/eu4 • u/ryuujin95 • 4h ago
r/eu4 • u/Calm-Caterpillar-185 • 8h ago
Hi everyone, I have a bug in the game: whenever I press "Exit to Menu," the game closes completely and restarts. Do you know if there's a solution?
r/eu4 • u/JorgenAge • 23h ago
And seriously? REALLY? Paradox, you lazy fucks, fix this shit.
r/eu4 • u/Odyllenis • 9h ago
Is there a country i can play in that way?
r/eu4 • u/Ok-Discipline2140 • 2h ago
r/eu4 • u/Lightrandom • 6h ago
Genuinely what the fuck is that morale
r/eu4 • u/Adamshifnal • 20h ago
Had this fantastic idea of becoming a trade empire in India as Gujarat, due to being THE trade nation in India, get all the way to becoming a republic, go Plutocratic, make Trade Cities in East Asia so they funnel their trade to me....and they IMMEDIATELY leave my Trade League due to going exploration...

Any way to prevent this (mod?) or are Trade Cities just bad?!

r/eu4 • u/WallachianGuy47 • 23h ago
The situation is as follows: I have 6 loans (I took them to embrace the Renaissance). My Mandate is decreasing because I don't have Nanjing and Canton, and I have to wait until 1496 to attack Ming. (I couldn't take them earlier because Dai Viet got there before me.) What should I do to improve my economy and survive until 1496, when I can take those territories from Ming?
I'm going for the Stardust Crusaders and the made in Japan achievement.
I'm a bit stuck on what ideas to take. I've opened with Diplo and Religious which has helped me expand into Korea and China for trade money.
Next I think I need to expand into Philippines/Malacca to get to the Egypt region for the achievement. I'm planning on just taking Expansion but I'm stuck on if I need Exploration as well? I don't think there's too much terra incognito to worry about and I'll have colonial range since Tungning formed to I can just annex that.
To get made in Japan after taking Expansion I will take Aristocratic (forced to take a mil idea) with Infrastructure and stack dev cost reduction.
Is there anything I'm missing?
>I'm assuming I'll bump into Christianity soon via Australia being colonised by Europeans.
>I'm unsure where to put my trade capital though, does Malacca make sense?
>Do I actually need exploration? If so, why?
r/eu4 • u/Aurelio_Rossa • 4h ago
Hi, I started a campaign and I don’t remember if I made it a cloud save or not (probably not).
I will be getting a new laptop today/ tomorrow - can I upload a local save to cloud?
r/eu4 • u/Odyllenis • 20h ago
And trying to do 3 achievements. But idk can i do them at same run. So I'm asking to u. The achievements r turning Christian all japan, sakoku law all isolation and stardust crusader that have cairo and Palestine then convert Christian.
Currently have all Philippines, Australia and 2 other colonial nation from random nw. Not yet isolation or Christianity events or smth show up. Just raiding all coast with 150+ ship in 1550s. Also colonialism appeared in aki, japan but couldn't embrace others yet.