You've already unlocked lots of maritime, trade and colonial achievements (World Discoverer, Trade Hegemon, All Your Trade Are Belong to Us, The Grand Armada, This navy can take it all and That is mine!), so pushing toward continent-spanning European dominance as Portugal (All Blue) and early global footholds (The Navigator) fits your playstyle and skillset. These two pair naturally — Portugal’s early exploration makes The Navigator straightforward and getting Europe under blue allies/subjects is a clear next strategic target. I included Trade Hegemon to reinforce your existing trade-focused play (you already have Trade Hegemon unlocked which shows you like trade control), but replacing that with a complementary goal keeps your progression focused on exploration → trade dominance → continental influence.

A starter chain built with the onboarding wizard.

A starter chain built with the onboarding wizard.

A starter chain built with the onboarding wizard.

A set of different formable countries in Victoria 3.

This game has many endings but this one is what my personal favourite is :)

What can we say about SIGNALIS? That it's a beautiful game full of eerie symbolism and quiet unsettling themes.

There are two: Shemot is Not and Hanukkah Mutapa

Shemot means Names. And it's the name of the book of Exodus.

Hanukkah Mutapa. Technically, same idea as above.

People in Paradox have a sense of humor. Once an incredibly difficult achievement in EU IV, is actually very easy in this iteration of the game.

Pick one of the three nations on the island and conquer the remaining two. It's that easy.

I did it as Chuzan, as they had the biggest population.

Playing around with what is possible to say about Baldur's Gate 3. So far spoiler-free, maybe I'll keep it that way. And this would be a good moment to introduce the Community Goals to hide the actual story-related achievements and only have a more generic hint for what to do next.

Diplomacy-centric early game transitioning into full Mediterranean conquest, with end goal to achieve Mare Nostrum.

Austria starts as HRE Emperor with one of the strongest mission trees in the game — fill your forcelimit first, the road ahead is long.

*maniacal laughter*

This is a placeholder chain for Persona 4... If anyone wants to take this one over let me know and I'll transfer this chain, or just make a new one...

From mere tourist to defeating Jyggalag and becoming the ruler of the realm of logic and reason.

From escaping the imperial sewers to completing the game, these are the milestones of finishing the main quest line.

This is another sample/funny/meme chain that oversimplifies what needs to be done to conquer whole world in EU4.

A sample chain that follows Gordon Freeman's rise from City 17 escapee to Combine-breaker.

Diplomacy-centric run as Austria with end goal to form HRE.

Form Italy as Naples and conquer entire Mediterranean and Black sea coastline.

Poland finds itself in a very strong position in terms of total development at the beginning of the game to dominate whole Europe and the world. Having Lithuania as a subject that eventually will be integrated into the Commonwealth is another strong argument to that.

Geographically it isn't as well protected as it could be, and therefore we need to ensure that our southern and eastern borders are taken care of.

Start with weakining Ottomans by taking Constantinople/subjugating Byzantium, and therefore preventing them from using their jumpstart into expansion. Then use the dividedness of your eastern neighbours and their initial dependence on Golden Horde to cripple them even more and prevent from unification to secure this flank as well.

This chain deserves to be extended with more steps and maybe also chained together with Victoria 3 and HOI.

Suggested path to form Germany as Brandenburg, following a historically inspired progression.