This week, we’re going to turn to how Victoria II treats war and peace. That pop-centric design is going to matter this week as well, precisely because of the way it reorients the player to think about people instead of merely thinking about states when assessing the value of various actions. We also discussed how Victoria II is unique in the Paradox catalog for being a game centered on ‘pops’ – that is on population – more completely simulated and more necessary to the player than other games. Last week, we looked at how Victoria II handles its central, defining theme, the industrial revolution, and the mechanics it employed.
Advanced spheres of influences system, where the great powers battle over the control of the world.Automation of various tasks including, trade and population promotion.A streamlined interface makes the game easily accessible.Improved graphics and interface, as well as multiplayer support.Advanced Technological system with thousands of inventions to discover.
Over 200 different countries can be played, during the era stretching from 1835 to the onset of WWII.Detailed economy with over fifty different types of goods and various production factories.Deep engrossing political simulation with dozens of different governments.The population will react to your decisions based on their political awareness, social class, as well as their willingness to accept or revolt against their government. Victoria II is a grand strategy game played during the colonial era of the 19th century, where the player takes control of a country, guiding it through industrialisation, political reforms, military conquest, and colonization.Įxperience an in-depth political simulation where every action you take will have various consequences all over the world. Carefully guide your nation from the era of absolute monarchies in the early 19th century, through expansion and colonization, to finally become a truly great power by the dawn of the 20th century.
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