Victoria II creates a beautiful system to simulate all the moves and counter moves on the diplomacy fronts.
This means that peaceful dominance was becoming more attractive than outright war (colonial conquest excepted) and that spheres of influence were built by all powers who could afford the resources. The XIX century was a time of evolution both in terms of military strategy and in terms of diplomacy, with the most important nations in the world beginning to understand that people were more valuable working in fields, mines and in factories rather than dying on battlefields. There's a lot to like in how Paradox Interactive managed to simulate the XIX century and the beginning of the XX in Victoria II, their latest grand strategy title, but maybe their biggest accomplishment is the Sphere of Influence concept and the hierarchy of powers. Victoria II is the latest grand strategy title launched by Paradox Interactive, aiming to simulate the complex mix of diplomacy, wars and social upheaval that characterized the period between 18.
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