The world is not a static entity - empires rise and fall, borders change, and wars shake up the diplomatic makeup of entire continents. This is something well-simulated in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Victoria 3, and one aspect of this is formable countries.
Forming a new country will give you a new name, a new flag🃏, and sometimes precious even♛ts that give you bonuses as a reward for doing something that is often very difficult.
Updated March 10, 2023: As the months go by, Victoria 3 gets patched and balanced in new ways, improving the overall experience. We've gone over this guide to make sure it's up to date with the latest patch and made things a bit more readable.
How To Form A New Nation
To form a new nation, you will first have to check whether or not there are any potential new nations for your current country. To do this, head to your Cultures menu - the second tab here is Nation Formation and will let you know 🌳whet♏her or not there are any potential new nations for you.
There are two ways to form a new nation: Major Unification and Minor Unification. To see which one you would have to go through to form your target nation, click on the nation's name in the Formable Nations menu. The type of unification will be displayed at the top of the menu.
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In a Major Unification, certain prerequisites must be met before being able to set your plans into motion. Usually, this involves researching Nationalism or Pan-nationalism. Once done, you can Launch a Unification Play, which will start a Diplomatic Play against any countries who own states that you have not annexed. If successful, the play will annex all the required states and you can then click the Form Nation button.
- In addition, there will only be a certain number of unification candidates within any one region. This is based on Rank - you must be a Major Power, and countries that are not unification candidates have the ability to support a unification candidate of their choice, which avoids going to war if a Unification Play begins.
- You must also have the correct culture before you can launch a Diplomatic Play for Unification.
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In a Minor Unification, there are fewer requirements. You only need to reach a certain percentage of the number of required states owned directly by you. Once you have conquered the necessary states to form the target nation, you can do so.
- Some nations do have some research requirements, but not all. Depending on the country, you may need to have researched Pan-nationalism, Monarchy, or Multiculturalism before you can form the country. Check the specific requirements of your goal nation in the Unification menu.
Some of the nations in the game are considered 'fantasy nations' - to be able to form these, you will have to set your Formable Nations Game Rule to 'All' instead of 'Historical.' You can do this without disabling achievements.
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The most notable of these is Byzantium.
There are multiple achievements gr๊anted for fꦅorming specific nations, with some of them having extra requirements:
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Achievement |
How to unlock |
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Grander Colombia |
Form Gran Colombia and then go on to own all the land in the Gran Colombia, Andes, and La Plata regions |
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I am a Scandinavian |
Playing a nation that has the Primary Culture of Danish, Icelandic, Norwegian, or Swedish, form Scandinavia |
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Muhammed Ali's Ambition |
Playing as Egypt, form Arabia and then go on to own Thrace |
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Risorgimento |
Playing as a nation that has the Primary Culture of North Italian or South Italian, form Italy |
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Solomon's Quest |
Form Ethiopia |
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Three Hurrahs |
Playing as a nation that has the Primary Culture of North German or South German, form Germany |