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Isn't there a victory point system based on relative success in there?
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Victor Galis
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Jul 1999 time: 00:14
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Well... my first real game (I messed around for about 10 years total before this) is as France in the Grand Campaign, on the default difficulty(pretty easy). It is about 1735, and I have nearly 10,000 victory points. Spain, my nearest competitor and archenemy has 1270 and falling, China the third place country, and my loyal ally has about 1250 and rising.
The French empire stretches from northern Spain to the other side of the Vistula. Austria is a single province surrounded by French territory. America is mostly mine, Spain owns Latin America, and I have many trade posts in Africa, a sizeable Siberian colony, and decent east Africa colonies, including the whole of Japan. I'd say it's pretty good. Next time I'll try a harder country.
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Allemand
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Olympia
Feb 2000 time: 05:14
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Just like with Civ II, the AI will not be able to beat a good human player, even at the hardest level. EU is really a simulation, so you should just set some goals and go about accomplishing them. The fun (or anguish) will be in seeing your fortunes rise or fall.
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