I really hope all these different mechanics dont end up inadvertently making the game too easy. Eu4 ends up becoming really, really easy once you familiarize yourself with all of the mechanics, and so it gets really boring within 50-100 years of a campaign as a result, because by then, youve used all the mechanics to build up a stong nation with an army so large only a coalition of more than half of Europe could feesibly beat you. So I really hope Eu5 isn't the same way. I want to have to know at least most of the mechanics to be able to do half decent, I don't want to know all of the mechanics and end up getting bored in every single campaign by way of me using those mechanics in the normal, expected way to make myself stronger than the ai could ever come close to being.
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When Eu5 comes out, im making sicily into and island city. Fully developed with the best prosperity possible
I really hope all these different mechanics dont end up inadvertently making the game too easy.
Eu4 ends up becoming really, really easy once you familiarize yourself with all of the mechanics, and so it gets really boring within 50-100 years of a campaign as a result, because by then, youve used all the mechanics to build up a stong nation with an army so large only a coalition of more than half of Europe could feesibly beat you. So I really hope Eu5 isn't the same way. I want to have to know at least most of the mechanics to be able to do half decent, I don't want to know all of the mechanics and end up getting bored in every single campaign by way of me using those mechanics in the normal, expected way to make myself stronger than the ai could ever come close to being.
Theres a thin line between accessible to new players and boring for veterans