Anyway, I told him that playing ahistorical is a lot of fun, and that he could just form Prussia mid-game to strive for power in Europe, while I would make Saxony a great nation. Also both of us wouldn’t be able to form Germany unless we share some provinces that are needed to form Germany. There are some problems with this combination, both countries in the game share some special missions that only one of us could finish, like the decision to form Prussia, because both of our nations could do it. After I listed all nations that could form Prussia, he did choose to start with the Teutonic Order (Deutscher Orden), and I wanted to play Saxony (Sachsen) for the fun of it. My friend asked if there would be Prussia (Preußen) in the game, and I said yes, there would be several nations that could convert to the country name Prussia later on. I played the game so often that I have experience with several nations in the game, but since my friend didn’t play the game that often, I wanted to let him choose a nation, although I gave him suggestions about what difficulties there could be. If you can choose from so many nations it’s really not easy, but eventually we nailed it down to Saxony (Sachsen) and Teutonic Order (Deutscher Orden).
The timeframe of the game starts in the year 1444, that means there are thousands of nations to choose from, because at that time most of the todays big nations still had not form. I love to play the game alone, but just recently I could convince a friend to play the game with me together in multiplayer. I am a great fan of the game Europa Universalis IV, mainly because I love strategy games, especially grand strategy games developed by Paradox.
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