Victoria 3 is a grand strategy game, which basically means that it’s really complicated. There are a lot of things that you should know before beginning the game such as how politics and economics works. Paradox Development Studio has released this game 12 years since the last one, Victoria II, and players must have been waiting a long time. There are sure to be a lot of new players as well, which is why we have some guides for you. In this guide, we will take you through the process of how to end a war in Victoria 3.
Victoria 3: How to End a War with Peace Deal or Capitulate
If you find that your diplomatic plays don’t work out and you need to fight in war, you should also know how to end it. War cannot go on indefinitely and needs to be stopped to prevent more people and resources from being lost. There are a few ways in which you can achieve this, and if you want to know what they are you can keep reading this guide.
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Sometimes, war cannot be prevented. However, there are some steps that you can take in order to make it come to an end. In Victoria 3, there are three ways that you can choose between to end a war that in ongoing in the game. These are as follows:
- Peace Deal: This involves proposing a peace deal to the opposing country and having them accept it, or vice versa with you accepting a peace deal from your enemy.
- White Peace: This works in the same way as a peace deal, except that the situation is a lot worse and no war goals are forced.
- Capitulate: This means that every war goal will need to be enforced. It can go either way.
If you want to end the war, you will need to choose between these three options. You can pick them in the War Overview by clicking on the Make Peace tab. You will be able to see the list of war goals, following which you can move forward with your choice.
