This section contains the achievements you should gain on your first playthrough of the main campaign. Quemical has already created a guide detailing the strategy to get this achievement. This achievement is also best obtained on Chapter II of this campaign.

Use diplomatic threats to good effect by making gains from five separate negotiations MIA SAN MIA has already created a guide detailing the strategy to get this achievement. This achievement is best obtained on Chapter II of this campaign. Simply conquer all the regions on the map before finishing your final objective and then end your turn and this achievement will unlock.Д®nsure that thirty missions, regardless of detail or type, are successfully brought to a conclusion. This might have been patched since I did this so if this doesn't work you can try playing in Chapter Iv (where you basically play the main campaign as the United States) or in the Grand Campaign. I conquered as many regions as I could and the achievement unlocked. I unlocked this during Chapter II of this campaign.

Once you have finished the final chaper of this campaign, the achievement will unlock.Д¬onquer or control all the provinces and regions in the Americas at the same time. You won't receive any of the difficulty achievements for finishing this campaign, so you might as well play on easy. This should be the first achievement you aim for. It is relatively short and basically acts as a tutorial for the main game.Д¬omplete the Road to Independence campaigns freeing the American colonists from British rule! But thatвЂ™s enough to fuel a $3.4 billion per year industry.The Road to Independence Campaign should be the first thing you do. Just 16 percent of Gree users spend money on free-to-play games. The number of players pouring money into Japanese social game networks like Gree, Mobage, and others is relatively small though, supporting CrabbenвЂ™s claims. Research group Enterbrain reported this week that Japanese social games will rake in $3.4 billion this fiscal year, a more than 30 percent jump from the marketвЂ™s $2.6 billion take in fiscal 2011. ThatвЂ™s a successful game.ДЈ0 percent is a notable figure in the free-to-play market. Holding onto 30 percent of initial players isnвЂ™t a failure though according to Crabben. If theyвЂ™re still playing on the fourth day, theyвЂ™ll pay for content going forward. The litmus test for what players will keep paying is four days. Retaining those players however requires a World of Warcraft-like stream of rewards to keep them entertained according to strategy game maker. The key to netting players is to provide a game that, like the arcade games of old, hooks players within seconds. Most players will, said Crabben, abandon a free-to-play game just moments after registering. How big? Devs should expect 70 percent of its initial user base to abandon the game. Jan van der Crabben, formerly of Creative Assembly and whose credits include both Empire: Total War and Napoleon: Total War, said during his GDC Europe keynote address that free-to-play developers will see a severe drop off in registered players when their games start up. ThatвЂ™s why free-to-play gaming is the hottest thing since quarter-operated arcade games-You get the game in peopleвЂ™s hands for nothing and then, when they inevitably want more game, they pay for it.ДЄccording to one developer though, free-to-play game makers better brace themselves for a big crash after their games open and start raking in the dough. Video games were crazy expensive back in the day, and frankly thatвЂ™s no way to get people enjoying your creations and itвЂ™s no way to do business.

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