For prestige national productivity, cultural effects, moral and some other parameters were important so I consistently developed our cities’ to keep developing and increasing prestige. It was what I was working on and doing our moves for so I guessed it is the perfect mission for me to select. As our national mission I chose “Improve Prestige” and we had to improve our prestige to +50. Later on, I selected national decisions in favour of Morocco and future plans. I didn’t really want to use privateer option but I also wanted to use my fleet somehow so it ended like this. Afterwards, I thought that having an admiral can boost our prestige around the world with explorations but I forgot that he has to be an explorer, however I still recruited an admiral and send one of my fleet to protect trade and other one to privateer around. To have different nations under control I selected Firuz as advisor who has -%2 national unrest, prepare my armies and have supplies selected Abd-ar Rahman Haida with %33 reinforcement speed and Ismail Arazi with %1 diplomatic reputation because I aimed to increase prestige. In 1550 I started with Sultan Muhammad I Saadi who has 4 administrative, 4 diplomatic and 5 military skill. I am really excited to start and see what I can do for my main objectives. In EU IV I have this kind of mechanics and it is quite enjoyable to try to manage a country like a club and develop it.
My main goals were creating a strong and trustable country that can protect its own lands, improve their cities, increase prestige around the world, keeping up with the rest of the world in various fields and if possible adding some more lands that we have claims and we want. I am really interested in the cultural and architectural history of Morocco so I thought it will be entertaining and helpful for me to play while learning more about them and also I always had a wish to visit Casablanca and like its name, those are the reasons behind my selection. For the last gameplay of this semester I wanted to select a country that I have sympathy to, hence I chose Morocco.
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