#Europa universalis 4 tips and tricks full

#Europa universalis 4 tips and tricks full

You dont need to have an army with full force, if you dont need more dont build more soldiers. To support a big army try to get land maintenance modifiers, try to use infantry if you dont have much income (since they are the cheaper units). In the first half of a world conquest, this is going to happen constantly. It's best to just sit on the distraction war for a while. Importantly, you should never peace out with the secondary war target before you have 30+% war score in the primary war, otherwise your ally can still be called against you. Even though your ally would receive a defensive call, they can't accept it because they're on your side in a secondary war. If you have an ally who is also allied with someone you want to attack, bring your ally into a war with a minor third party so you can attack the original target. You can consolidate power over the Novgorod node, then spread to Baltic Sea, then Lubeck, and finally to English Channel once you've conquered Northern Germany and England. For example, as Sweden you start with no centers of trade and very little trade power.

With very large empires you'll see a decent balance of income from trade/tax/production, but with more focused empires you can see enormously disproportionate profit in trade. Take centers of trade above other provinces and try to consolidate a hold on a specific trade node (and eventually, a series of connected trade nodes).

This is important because I think most people duck out of their games at 1700 or so, which is right when the action starts.Д¬onquer toward trade nodes. You can take as much land in the last 50 years as you could in the first 2-300. The keys are administrative efficiency, the Imperialism CB, and the Revolutionary government type (optional). You can take massive chunks of the world in the last 50 years, especially with the new Absolutism mechanic.