Although that's also where all the mods come in the big ones really make your game much more interesting than vanilla. screwtype, I actually agree with you that unmodded Paradox games tend to be rather sandbox-y. Even the mods tend to focus on enriching Europe first, the rest of the world second. Unfortunately though, life is just not *that* interesting outside of good old Europa in Europa Universalis. I don't think there should be any problems whatsoever with that. Bijo, you can select every faction in game. Imagine a Total War with realistic army/navy movement time! That would've been perfectly sensible in the Paradox system while in, say, RTW, it would've made the campaign map altogether even more senseless. Turn based has too many artificial limitations. I myself thought that the implementation of a continuous clock in a grand strategy game is the best thing ever done by Paradox, so yeah. Jeez, Bijo and screwtype, you guys seem to hate every game I like. You can only use the buttons when the involved armies/fleets are in the same province/sea zone, stationary, and not involved in combat. The button with the arrows pointing away from each other allows you to choose to transfer regiments between two armies/fleets you have selected (it is also possible to combine two armies in this manner), or to create a new army/fleet. Grabbing a random screenshot from the Strange Screenshots thread at the Paradox forums: See the button with the arrows pointing towards a dot above the list of fleets? Clicking it combines all selected armies or fleets into a single army or fleet. New nations include the Roman Empire, the Mongol Empire, the European Union, Yugoslavia, the Jagellonian Empire and various others.Just downloaded the demo version for this, the diplomacy side of the game seems great, although I'm not so keen on the battles, don't really understand how they work with the dice etc.You might want to take a look at this () if you are interested in detailed information about the combat mechanics.Īlso, I can't work out how to group regiments into armies. It especially increases the number of native nations, from the Cree to the Sioux to the Xhosa. WWM aims to improve EU3 by adding more provinces, filling in the Permanent Terra Incognita, increasing the number of nations and decreasing the gap between tech groups. The Whole World Mod (WWM) is one of the most popular mods for EU3, developed by Haftetavenscrap.

This article is accurate for the latest versions of EU3, Napoleon’s Ambition, In Nomine, Heir to the Throne and Divine Wind.ĭW 5.1, HTTT 4.1, IN 3.1, NA 2.2, EU3 1.3

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