Victoria 2 jingoism how to#
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Post 2 - Originally published on Google+ on 16:41:20 UTC Still one core, and they're making dyes there on the other side of Rio Grande, so it's like I plan to stop I guess it's time to have some fun in Africa while I wait for truce with Mexico to expire? This resulted in max consciousness of everybody in the South (including African slaves), and zero consciousness of everybody in the North.

Victoria 2 jingoism free#

I admitted all newly acquired states as free states, and there were a lot of them (by colonization, by war, by evolution of existing territories). As for industry, capitalists are happily building it, but there never seems to be enough workers (I have interventionism, so I can't build factories, but I can subsidize them). My sphere is expanding nicely, with Britain trying to compete for Venezuela, but leaving the rest of Americas to me unopposed. Of cores, I still need Arizona, in addition to Cuba, that one county in New England Canada holds. By the way, game giving me +5 attack general and +5 attack admiral out of nowhere, what's up with that? Well, 5 year truce was up (imagine Victoria 3 with 15 year truces.), so it was time to get my cores back - and USCA provided surprisingly much help. I passed decisions to get cores on Cuba and Western USA under Mexican occupation.

I kept calling for new elections every 6 months, but not much actually changes - electoral events affect just one county, not even whole duchy.Īfter colonization race with Mexico ended I disbanded all my wooden ships as waste of money, and built some steamer transports and commerce raiders instead. Apparently the only production is in India (not that one), Dutch Moluccas (can I sphere them or something), and Mexico (let's wait for truces to expire first). Next big problem was my textile factories unable to purchase any dyes - I failed to find them in game. Apparently unlike with Europa Universalis, I can't burn colonies in progress of countries I'm at war with, unless that option is somehow hidden somewhere. I had to intervene with Mexico-Texas war on Texas side, admitting it afterwards as free state. Next question was what the fuck religious policy does? Game doesn't provide any information whatsoever, and wiki is just as worthless. Ships take attrition while docked because they're underfunded? Army 'supply weight' is not equal to number of soldiers? What is this all even? Group armies and navies near Texas, send some settlers, influence random countries we're at good relations with, call new elections, research education tech, encourage clergy, nothing special.įirst thing I discovered is that watching Victoria 2 videos and playing a few other Paradox games did not prepare me for figuring out how attrition works in this one. The main downside of recording video games is that I can't play any Christina Perri or Nightcore or anything else good or I'd get the video b& for copyright reasons, fortunately this campaign is not on the video, so I can play something good. So let's start by turning off the music, and getting something nicer on youtube instead.

pass social and political reforms including obviously abolition of slavery.

annex Canada, and control in one way or another the whole Western hemisphere, and possibly Japan and parts of Africa.

Victoria 2 jingoism how to#

figure out how to mod Victoria 2, because what's the point of playing unmodded games?.Oh and I'm going to use console for everything I don't like.

If I end up liking this game (and my computer likes running it), I'll probably try playing with infamy and jingoism systems enabled, but first let's have an easy campaign. I still remember infamy minimization minigame from EU3 and what pain in the ass it was before I figured out how to sidestep it with proper technique (declaring 5 wars with Remove Kebab CB same day, then get some forward provinces to border as many different kinds of kebab as possible). So I decided to learn how to Victoria 2, going with very easy mode - playing America, and pre-modding the game to remove all infamy and jingoism restrictions on adding wargoals. Victorian America: Part 01: 1836-1844: Manifest Destiny Post 1 - Originally published on Google+ on 13:59:24 UTC