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In the game, you play a country over years, decades, or centuries - guiding their decisions. The aim of the game is for your country to gain more victory points than any other country. Victory points can be obtained through a variety of different styles of play. Diplomacy, conquest, colonial expansion, and completing in-game missions are all viable ways to gain points. The game can be played in both single player and multi player modes.

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  • Europa Universalis II
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  • In the game, you play a country over years, decades, or centuries - guiding their decisions. The aim of the game is for your country to gain more victory points than any other country. Victory points can be obtained through a variety of different styles of play. Diplomacy, conquest, colonial expansion, and completing in-game missions are all viable ways to gain points. The game can be played in both single player and multi player modes.
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  • In the game, you play a country over years, decades, or centuries - guiding their decisions. The aim of the game is for your country to gain more victory points than any other country. Victory points can be obtained through a variety of different styles of play. Diplomacy, conquest, colonial expansion, and completing in-game missions are all viable ways to gain points. The vanilla game comes with a number of different scenarios. The Fantasia campaign (1500-1822) contains just seven countries on an otherwise empty planet. All the other scenarios have a starting point that is modelled on history. They all end on the 1st of January 1820, but have different starting years. * 1419 (The Grand Campaign) * 1491 (The Age of Exploration) * 1617 (The Age of Mercantilism) * 1700 (The Age of Enlightenment) * 1755 (The American Dream) * 1773 (The Age of Revolutions) * 1795 (Napoleon's Ambition) The game can be played in both single player and multi player modes.
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