User manual GAMES PC EUROPA UNIVERSALIS II (UK)

[. . . ] EUROPA UNIVERSALIS II CONTENTS INTRODUCTION INSTALLING THE GAME SCREEN SIZE 6 6 6 GETTING STARTED TUTORIAL CHOOSING A SCENARIO Options HOW TO WIN Standard Power Struggle Conquest Mission MULTIPLAYER Connection types Checking the IP address 6 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 WARRANTY Ubi Soft guarantees to the original buyer of the product that the compact disc (CD) supplied with this product shall not show any fault during a normal-use period of ninety (90) days from the invoiced date of purchase. Please return any defective product to; Chantrey Court, Minorca Road, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 8DU together with this manual and your registration card if you have not already sent it to us. Please state your full name and address (including postcode), as well as the date and location of purchase. You may also exchange the product at the place of purchase. [. . . ] They had immaculate botanical gardens, and you could also find the occasional triumphal arch. The weapons factories consisted of a number of different production facilities. These were advanced furnaces, smithies, and foundries, and they could also contain mines and facilities for ore processing. Goods factories are a generic term for all the specialized smaller workshops producing goods for Merchants Your country's merchants' guild will grow each year. You earn one merchant for every CoT within your country's borders, one merchant for every CoT where your country has a monopolistic status, one merchant if your country has achieved trade technology level 5, one merchant for every core province that is also a coastal province, one merchant for every two coastal provinces if your state religion is Reformist or protestant (to a maximum of three merchants), and finally the level of stability is deducted or added depending on whether it is negative or positive. By increasing your Domestic Policy towards Free Trade you will also increase the rate. Your country does not have to send out the merchants immediately upon receiving them but may instead save up to six merchants at a time. It is more expensive to dispatch merchants abroad than in your own country; this cost increases as your merchants are sent farther from your own country. You may also choose to automatically send the merchants to the centres of trade. This you do at one of the centres of trade. Observe, however, that in this case, you cannot control where the merchants are sent. The computer will instead calculate which placement is the most profitable for your country and send the merchants as soon as there are ducats in the treasury. Also note that you cannot send merchants to trade centres located in countries that are 36 37 EUROPA UNIVERSALIS II EUROPA UNIVERSALIS II export. Mostly these include refined cloth, cotton, and tobacco, but other luxuries may also be included, such as ivory, furs, spices, and oriental goods, or even the packaging and handling of fish, sugar and salt. The spread of the goods factories comprised the origin of industrialisation, a catalyst for huge trade volumes and capitalism in general. Your nation may invest in factories, which are specialised buildings of great importance to your nation. You may only build one factory in each province. Factories provide a monthly income, as has been discussed above. Additionally, they affect research in their respective fields of technology, lessen the risk of rebellion, increase the demand for certain goods, and increase the rate of population growth in the province where the factory is located. There are five buildings that are called factories: refineries, naval equipment factories, fine arts academies, weapons factories, and goods factories. · Refineries may be built when you have reached technology level 2, providing an extra monthly income if the refinery is placed in a province producing sugar or wine. Every refinery provides a research bonus in Trade. [. . . ] VCD_275_6_Summer. mp3 Vivaldi, Antonio: From The Summer/Four Seasons. Nils Erik Sparf/Drottningholm Baroque Ensemble. 1177\bis - 05 - Track 5. mp3 van Beethoven: Piano Concerto No 2 in B flat major/Adagio. Fumiko Shiraga/The Bremen String Soloists. [. . . ]