In other civilizations, they are just an unnecessary addition, which takes some of the realism of the game, and hinders the view of buildings. The Europeans liked to have coins, and as European architecture was not worked out so that each country had a different one, flags are useful for Europeans. If the game’s flags are removed, we’ll be able to see the architecture better, we’ll have more realism and it won’t make a difference, since these people were portrayed with specific and very diverse architectures. The Japanese also used fixed, non-flickering flags. Haudenosaunee and Lakota, if I’m not mistaken, didn’t have flags at the time either, and the Incas had flags and standards, including representing the empire, as well as factions, countries within the empire, families, but it is unknown if the flag they used would be the Unancha, as presented in the game, or if it would otherwise be made, but it is known that the Inca flags were not fluttering but were fixed. I don’t know if the Aztecs had a flag, but I’ve never read information about it, I know that cities, clans, different groups in the empire, had their standards, but I don’t remember reading about flags. First, not all had symbols such as flags.

But a proposal I have, which in my opinion, would greatly improve the appearance of the game and give more realism to native, Asian and African civilizations, would be that they present flags only for the selection of civilization, and that during the game they do not present flags. This EU4 Sweden Guide will teach you how to be a great power within the first 50 years Moreover, you will have a strong army, a strong economy, and many strong allies. In my opinion, the flag should be changed if there are groups of people belonging to the people in question who would not recognize it as representative. In this Strategy Guide for Sweden in Europa Universalis 4, I will be discussing the initial moves for Sweden, along with some Tips & Tricks, and a guide to later expansion.

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