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I recently completed a 300-hour run on Seed 1920 with a population of 185,000 Nobles. The key to its "Extra Quality" status is the . Most seeds force you to sail through pirate-controlled waters to reach the Orient. Seed 1920 provides a neutral, wide-open strait that allows you to delay engaging the pirate Hassan Ben Sahid until your military is fully upgraded.
Do you prefer or closely grouped islands for fast trading?
Wide open seas in the center with massive landmasses pushed toward the corners.
: Described as having "everything at max" when Volcano is toggled on. It is prized for its high number of Brine deposits and a small central island that acts as a perfect hub for salt works and iron foundries.
Selecting the seed is only the first step. Use these mechanics to enhance your map quality further: Leverage the Venice Item System
Top Venice seeds (good for large islands, multiple continents, rich resources, and chokepoints):
You must set this to Large to maximize building space.
It generates a highly symmetrical distribution of raw materials. You will rarely run out of Iron, Coal, or Stone deposits.
Whether you are building a sprawling trade empire or a heavily fortified island nation, these provide the perfect canvas for your civilization.
Perfect for those who want a "corner start" advantage. It places a huge, resource-rich island in the corner, making it easier to defend and organize your primary supply hub. How to Get the Best Results
Optimized specifically for the mechanics introduced in the Venice expansion, such as the espionage system and council seats.
Do not clutter your largest island with heavy industry like charcoal burners or pig farms. Save the massive, flat landmasses strictly for housing, marketplaces, and monuments.
