Does anything unlock after completing the grand campaign?

**Smurflor** · 03-08-2009, 00:40

Just wondering if its worth playing another 40-odd years of my Sweden short campaign as I've met the victory conditions for it, but I'd rather start another with higher difficulty (tried M/M as I wasn't sure how improved the AI was, but its too easy to win battles where you're significantly outnumbered. As for the campaign difficulty, not once did any faction seige any of my cities or ports)

If any other factions are unlocked for completing the short campaign then I may stick with Sweden for now and start a campaign with another faction in a few days.

Apologies if this question has been answered already, as I'm sure it must have been but I can't find any info on it.

**Beskar** · 03-08-2009, 02:05

No. Only unlock is United States after RTI.

**pevergreen** · 03-08-2009, 04:19

Originally Posted by TiberiusBeskar

No. Only unlock is United States after RTI.

In the GC or episode 5, where you start as the US at 1783 or whenever?

**Liberator** · 03-08-2009, 11:24

Originally Posted by Smurflor

Just wondering if its worth playing another 40-odd years of my Sweden short campaign as I've met the victory conditions for it, but I'd rather start another with higher difficulty (tried M/M as I wasn't sure how improved the AI was, but its too easy to win battles where you're significantly outnumbered. As for the campaign difficulty, not once did any faction seige any of my cities or ports)

If any other factions are unlocked for completing the short campaign then I may stick with Sweden for now and start a campaign with another faction in a few days.

Apologies if this question has been answered already, as I'm sure it must have been but I can't find any info on it.

I completed my Dutch short campaign yesterday.
I realized that I can play long campaign or world domination (now). I'm not sure if these were playable before, but if I would have noticed, I would have started with a long or a world domination campaign.

**Sir Beane** · 03-08-2009, 11:59

Originally Posted by Liberator

I completed my Dutch short campaign yesterday.
I realized that I can play long campaign or world domination (now). I'm not sure if these were playable before, but if I would have noticed, I would have started with a long or a world domination campaign.

They were. You can play any sort of campaign at the start.

**Gaiseric** · 03-09-2009, 06:08

I prefer world domination to both the short and long campaigns. I think it is easier too because your conquests dont need to be region specific. I wonder if anyone has met their conditions and got a campaign going past 1799? Has anyone conquerd the entire map yet? Lol, besides the RtI all I have done is just played 10 turns into the grand campaign.

**Polemists** · 03-09-2009, 06:22

Actually even though the time feels rather short it is not impossible to reach your goal 50 or 60 years into the 100 year game.

This is partially do to the fact that other nations will offer you two nations for one in diplomacy on occassion.

**peacemaker** · 03-09-2009, 06:45

The time feels a little short, but definetely is much richer than m2 or Rome. After 10 years, I still only captured a few provinces but have teched up in a very specific area, stealing tech for the other areas(or ignoring them completely)

Still, I'm disappointed about how there's only 12 factions and I'm expecting CA to yell "surprise! Here comes another 12!"
Then again, modders will figure out a way

**DisruptorX** · 03-09-2009, 07:03

Originally Posted by Gaiseric

I prefer world domination to both the short and long campaigns. I think it is easier too because your conquests dont need to be region specific. I wonder if anyone has met their conditions and got a campaign going past 1799? Has anyone conquerd the entire map yet? Lol, besides the RtI all I have done is just played 10 turns into the grand campaign.

World domination is boring, too much putting down revolts and making people happy. Thats why my army moves through and defeats my foes and takes their cities, then I hand them over to my protectorate to govern. Quebec owns most of central Europe in my current game.

**The Seven Graces** · 03-08-2011, 21:18

Originally Posted by Gaiseric

I prefer world domination to both the short and long campaigns. I think it is easier too because your conquests dont need to be region specific. I wonder if anyone has met their conditions and got a campaign going past 1799? Has anyone conquerd the entire map yet? Lol, besides the RtI all I have done is just played 10 turns into the grand campaign.

Gaiseric

I've finished the Grand Campaign twice now at year 1799. The first time being with Marathra Empire, which I ended once completed. The second, most recently, being Poland-Lithuania. I chose to continue after year 1799 had been reached. It is now year 1808 and I own all of the regions in Europe and all but 5 regions in the North/South American map which are owned by my ally Iroqouis Nation anyway. The game, in both difficulty and fun, really, are almost 0. But I still find it rather interesting having a treasury that allows an almost infinite army. I also find it intriguing how the AI will decline an offer of 1,000,000 gold to become a protectorate.

**Xenopusbruteovum** · 05-03-2011, 14:54

Is here any way to play the rebel United States in the Grand Campaign after I finish my first campaign? I can't play any other factions except the original ones.