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Other Games / Re: EU3, beginner tips?
« on: August 19, 2012, 03:28:30 pm »To mint coins, you go into the Economy screen (looks like a pile of coins) and drag up the Treasury slider. This will increase your inflation, which is bad if it gets very high. It raises slowly though, so its ok to mint once in a while.Alright thanks
You gain tech automatically from all the money your treasury doesn't consume. Your nation makes quite a bit more money then you can actually spend, but this money goes towards tech development. Minting takes money away from tech development and into your hands to spend on different things. So full minting -> no non-treasury ducats -> no tech investments, if that makes sense. However, you can direct what money goes where in the economy menu by moving around the sliders!
Units come from land tech. You'll get a notice when more units are available.
You couldn't assault because Portugal were the first ones there. The first nation in a province gets to decide whether or not they will assault. In this case, Portugal decided not to assault the fort.

Can you explain the sliders and their benefits/consequences to me please?
And, those bastards! I wanted to just get rid of Granada right then and there. Which leads me to ask, what about claiming provinces? How does that work?
Oh and about the playing as Portugal, I like the idea of playing as them but in order for me to do anything outside of Portugal I'd have to ally Castille, and then move times would be so long I'd declare war on someone and by the time I'd get there Castille would have already occupied them.

hence Boulderdash!

Thats what the thread is about