Thank you and looking forward to your next game!

I realized that ports in Sardinia and Corsica are facing Tyrrhenian sea, that is why I can not leave through Mediterranean.

<t> First of all, what a little gem! Thank you very much!<br/>
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Second of all, one problem:<br/>
I can send army to Sardinia and Corsica via Mediterranean sea. However when I want then to send them away, game tries to trace path trough Tyrrhenian sea instead for some reason. Does not matter ...

<t> You have to manage your economy on your own. Do not rely on advisers.<br/>
What I do is rise taxes and trade everything I don't need. Britain makes good trading partner, they offer best prices usually. They are usually hungry for wool but you can manage to trade some iron and wood as well. Of ...

<t> Garrison all your troops, it halves cost to maintain. Spread them across so you don't need any depot.<br/>
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Rise your taxes. You have to compensate little bit with production of luxuries, spices and vine. But production is not problem for you. For now problem is money so consider it ...

<r> As for illegal bullet types: you may notice that there are and always were some conventions in waging war. These are rules agreed by all sides ...or at last those most important ones. You may see it through whole history of mankind and his war. Good example from before WWII are restrictions on ...