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Contents. Gameplay The game has been formed to begin historically, with real events occurring in real time. The game itself is an interactive map of Earth divided into the that compose nations. Each of these contribute to their country either positively or negatively, as can both provide resources to a nation and serve as a point of unrest and rebellion. The gameplay requires the player to lead a nation by finding a balance of, and.

The player does so through their choices as sovereign of their nation, and through the spending of resources available to them:, Stability, (Ducats), Manpower, Legitimacy for Monarchies, Tradition for, Devotion for, Horde Unity for Hordes and Monarch Power (Administrative, Diplomatic, Military). Players can choose to conquer the world by military might, become a colonial superpower, establish trade dominance, etc. The game is a sandbox environment, and while there is no strict rule on winning the game, a loss occurs when the player's nation is removed, or annexed, from the map.

Is a large aspect of the game, as creating, (or vassal states, and tributaries), improving opinions, and preventing defensive coalitions are vital to a player’s survival. Espionage can also be employed against enemy states in order to claim their territory, or incite in their, along with other dubious ends. Combat can be waged on both land and sea, during which the game attempts to simulate real world factors such as morale, discipline, competency of leaders, terrain and supply lines. Many major are present in the game and can provide distinct bonuses to their practitioners. Players can employ missionaries to convert their or can engage in policies of universal religious freedom.

Patch 1.3 was released on the 2013-10-29. New features. Three new countries can now be formed through decision. Hannover, Westphalia and Greece. Minor enhancements to Africa done, with national ideas for Kongo & Mali, cavalry for sub-saharan technology group, flavor events for Kongo, Ethiopia, Mali & Songhai, and a new revolter country Jolof. Patches and Hotfixes are free updates for the game. Major patches generally have DLCs released alongside them and add new features. Hotfixes generally fix bugs and tweak the balance of the game. 3.2 was up to date for the game you had, which was EU3:Complete (that is EU3+NA+IN). It's not that you are forced to buy the later two expansions (they are not DLCs) to get the latest patch for EU3; it's that if you buy those expansions then 5.2 is the latest patch for it. The reason you can't play now is likely.

The faith makes use of the Papacy, which can allow a nation to have control over the or to use their influence for other rewards. Technological advancements are invested in over time, and will require the expense of monarch points.

Administrative technologies unlocks advancements such as increased productivity, new forms of government, new buildings, and the national idea system. Diplomatic technology unlocks advancements such as naval units, improvements in trade, new buildings, and improved colonial expansion. Military technology unlocks advancements such as land units, improved morale, combat tactics, and new buildings. Gameplay is influenced by random events that arise each year for the player. These events can be either helpful or harmful.

Some of these random events are driven by an individual country's history, while some can apply to any country and serve generally to enhance the flavor of the game. Players can choose to play single player mode versus the, or multiplayer over a or the Internet against a mix of human and AI opponents. Single player also has the option of 'Ironman' mode, which locks several settings such as difficulty, and removes the control of saving the game from the player. This means that any mistakes are irreversible. It is, however, the only way to receive any of the game's many achievements. Expansions and mods A number of have been released for the game. All DLCs are optional - though a few are practically necessary - and may be applied to the base game in any combination.

The largest DLCs come in the form of expansions, which significantly alter the mechanics and features of the game. There are also flavor packs (which add new events and minor mechanics, usually specific to one nation), music packs (which add more backing music) and cosmetic packs (which affect unit models, portraits, and the map). There are also three e-books which have no impact on the game itself, but coincided with the release of expansions.

Expansions are often accompanied by a coinciding free patch to the game, which as well as adding fixes to the mechanics, also adds some content in the theme of the expansion. Conquest of Paradise Conquest of Paradise focuses on the.

It adds an expansion to the mechanics of tribal nations, most prominently ones. It also adds a random new world generator which randomizes the landscape of and.

The accompanying 1.5 patch also added colonial regions, and new starting nations as well as many other small additions and fixes. It was released 11 January 2014. Wealth of Nations Wealth of Nations, named after the by, includes new mechanics for trade and. The most prominent additions also include trade companies, privateering, and construction of the, and canals. The accompanying 1.6 patch included a new rival system, policies, and extra designs.

It was released 29 May 2014. Res Publica Res Publica focuses on governance and trade. New mechanics pertaining to elections are introduced, along with election events for the Dutch republics and a national focus. The Republican Dictatorship form of government is also included. The accompanying 1.7 patch included extra idea groups and factions. It was released on 16 July 2014. Art of War This expansion focuses on military mechanics.

It expands on the and the, improves diplomacy (especially surrounding conflict and ), expands vassal mechanics and adds new options for waging war. The accompanying 1.9 patch amongst other things overhauled rebel mechanics, improved the map and added large interface, AI and gameplay improvements. The map improvements increased the number of on the game map, in which previously lacked detail, such as and. It was released on 30 October 2014. El Dorado El Dorado, named after the mythical, improves largely on the nations of and.

This includes, and religions, a 'doom counter' for the Central American tribes, improved mechanics and added events. Exploration and colonisation of these areas is also expanded upon - for example, the is added and can explore into to search for the.

A custom nation designer is included. The accompanying 1.11 patch included new events for and, improved terrain and general improvements to gameplay. It was released on 26 February 2015. Common Sense Common Sense, named after the famous written by, focuses on, and internal development. New religious gameplay is added, focusing on and.

Are added, and a special parliamentary government is granted to England. The coinciding 1.13 patch included new religions, improvements to the system and a reworking of the system. The number of building slots were also decreased, but the existing ones made more powerful. It was released on 9 June 2015. The Cossacks The Cossacks, named after the of the, Poland, and Russia, adds additional options and a wide variety of internal politics for peacetime. Primarily this is represented through the 'Estate' system, which allows to be assigned noble landholders, the church, and more in return for various bonuses and modifiers. Additionally, The adds mechanics for government types and adds mechanics to the religion.

It was released on 1 December 2015. Mare Nostrum Mare Nostrum, translated as 'Our Sea' in Latin, was the Roman name for the Mediterranean Sea. As its name suggests, this expansion introduces new content connected to, trade and espionage. Now one can put ships on a naval mission or on a hunting naval mission. One can also create trade leagues, offer to other countries to fight and a new timeline feature where one can at any point through the campaign click it and watch how the world has evolved throughout the game. The accompanying 1.16 patch made significant changes to espionage, added new map modes, two new systems for states, territories, and, as well as various new for and. It was released on 5 April 2016.

Rights of Man Rights of Man is the ninth expansion for Europa Universalis IV. It was announced on 19 August 2016. It was released on 11 October 2016 along with the 1.18 'Prussia' patch.

The DLC and patch included a new Great Powers system where the eight most powerful nations were listed as 'Great Powers' and could access new features such as making minor nations break their with other Great Powers. The patch also included new governments for and the, and a massive reworking of the technology system called the Institutions, which add penalties to any nation which hasn't embraced a given institution (such as, etc.), and made the process of ' obsolete. Mandate of Heaven Mandate of Heaven, named after the, focuses on improving the region and contains new mechanics for, along with the ability of surrounding states to claim the title of the. There are also new Chinese mechanics, the ability of tribes to raise, and a new system with events that allow Japan to become more or open in character. Outside of East Asia, there are now 'Ages' that focus gameplay on distinct historical periods in the, including Ages focusing on the of the Americas, the and in Europe, French-style, and the occurring in France and the Americas.

The free 'Ming' 1.20 patch includes a new absolutism mechanic along with a province devastation feature. The expansion was released on 6 April 2017. Third Rome Third Rome is the eleventh expansion for Europa Universalis IV. Announced on 12 May 2017, it focuses on the Russian nations, Orthodox religion and Siberian territories. It also introduces new ranks of Russian government with new abilities.

Third Rome was released on 14 June 2017 along with the free 1.22 'Russia' patch. Cradle of Civilization Cradle of Civilization is the 12th expansion for Europa Universalis IV. It was announced on 3 October 2017. The expansion revamped the region by adding new provinces, countries, events, and more. Cradle of Civilization, along with the free 1.23 update, was released on 6 November 2017.

Mods Aside from the official expansion packs, third-party are available on sites such as the. The mods can modify or remove existing features, and add new features, such as new unit models or new gameplay mechanics. Europa Universalis IV has a large following of. Popular mods include 'Extended Timeline' (which added history from 2 AD to 9999), the adaptation 'A Song of Ice and Fire,' and complete overhauls such as 'Meiou & Taxes' or 'Veritas Et Fortitudo.'

Reception Reception Aggregate score Aggregator Score 87/100 Review scores Publication Score 95/100 90/100 8.9/10 91/100 Critical reception Europa Universalis IV was met with generally favourable reviews, receiving a score of 87/100 on aggregate website. Critics praised the improvements from Europa Universalis III, especially the new mechanics and graphics.

Hafer of described the game as an 'engrossing simulation that conquers the common ground between your average Civilization V player and the long-time devotees of grand strategy'. Negative feedback focused on the tutorials, combat mechanics and bugs. Nicholas Pellegatta acknowledged these bugs and other issues were likely to be addressed in later patches and expansions. In 2013 Europa Universalis IV won the 'Golden Horseshoe' award in the category of 'Game of the Year' on the Polish website gikz.pl. It also won 'Best Strategy' and 'Best Historical' in Game Debate's 2013 awards. Sales As of February 2014, Europa Universalis IV had sold over 300,000 copies. By January 2016, over 900,000 games were registered on Steam.

As of June 21, 2016, over 1 million copies have been sold. Pricing adjustments In May 2017, Paradox Interactive normalized the prices of the game worldwide and its other products to account for the games being cheaper than intended in many non-western nations, just weeks before the annual summer Steam sale. This has led to massive backlash and boycotts by people from the affected nations, including a massive increase in negative user reviews on Steam in the following weeks. On June 22, 2017 Paradox CEO, announced that the prices would be returned to previous levels after the Steam summer sale and claimed they would try to reimburse anyone who bought their products during the time of the price adjustment. See also.

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