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Ok but real talk huge props to paradox for actually making a decent tutorial. I still get nightmares from the old hoi4 tutorial's approach of "here's a link to the wiki, god help you"
That disinherit button literally just solved all of my problems. Time to reroll for the sixteenth time now and try to form a kingdom then hold on to more than a single county when my ruler dies.
One thing ive done is educate an extra son in something like diplo or stewardship, anything but martial. Throw the dummy into a knight slot and keep getting him into fights. Especially with vikings if they're nearby. They're real good at killing knights. Big stress gain but disinherit cost big presitge and more importantly dynasty renown.
If you give all of your younger sons duchies in your kingdom (just conquer new ones, and don't make them independent), only your heir will inherit your primary duchy, and all the counties in it. At least that how it works with Confederate Partition.
I literally came here looking for this answer lol
@@DuffmaneB the last resort if your trying to learn the game and getting fucked by gavelkind is to save scum. Once your wife has a son you like then gets preggo again, set your autosaves to monthly and you can load the last save before they're born until you get a girl. Thats no iron man, no achievements and cheating but if your new it can help you from tanking a good run
@transylvanian having a wive is one of the most op things in ck3, in council tab you can change her focus for 4-6 bonus stats in whatever you want whenever you want.
I'm so pissed off that I'm at 50 hours and only now find out that there is an education focus...
I found it out after 20 hours because in a Twitch Stream someone wrote how small this button is. Then 20 people wrote thank you. Including me.
Thank you for telling me about the education focus.
It's odd that it doesn't open the education menu when assigning an educator, but I'm glad I could help!
@@Crow987 I had the same until I randomly noticed it. Just looked at the portrait and it was randomly there.
Yea this was helpful, I didn't even know you could do that.
Somehow I discovered this on my own since I decided to play a learning focused character.
@@QuarbitGaming Do you know if the education tier (I.e a master philosopher, midas touch, etc) of the guardian has any effect on the child or does it just depend on their total base stat? I also wanted to know if the guardian's other stats also increase the ward's.
The most helpful tips I found on KZhead. I am 30+ hours in, and I now only see the education focus button! May you be crowned Emperor fine sir!
avoid disinheriting if possible - just raise your army, split it into a tiny force with all the knights as people you would prefer were dead, and send them on a suicide mission to "aid" allies or raid as knights/champions. also, while on the subject, forbid your important characters from becoming knights/champions! If you know or suspect you will die soon and children wont get old enough to die gloriously, then disinherit. You will actually earn some renown just for having them live awhile, so it'll balance out in the end or even end up as a net gain. Also - you can change your commander it you would prefer your dude stays home to hold feasts to relieve stress or would rather a more expendable character with high martial tries to gain those lovely commander perks.
Piggybacking onto this to talk about tip number 9 which was about the elective successions. Elective Successions can work in your favour in two different ways: The first is that you can use it to pass on multiple kingdoms to your primary heir, even when your realm is under partition. For Example: you are playing in Ireland and aiming to form Alba, the Britannian, Empire but you only hold Ireland, Scotland and Wales so far and your ruler is aging and you don't have time to eat enough of England. To solve this, you will set Scotland and Wales to be Elective Kingdoms and simply have your vassals vote for your primary heir. When you die, your heir will inherit all three crowns. The second is a lot simpler and probably more obvious and it is that you can use Elective Kingdoms in the circumstances where you hold only a single Kingdom title to ensure that your heir is more talented. You can simply grant holdings to one of your sons or daughters that have great congenital traits and then choose them as your heir instead of their older, less talented sibling.
@@ThePedrodude I dont know about other succession types but I played with Scandinavian in the Viking start and it's utter trash, for whatever reason my vassals will always pick a random unwanted character from my Dynasty, and convincing them didnt come cheap and I couldn't afford it, even if you do it only lasts for 10 years, if your character is getting old is no big deal but a lot of my rulers died before reaching 60. In my opinion elective is too unpredictable and more often than not you will end with a very weak ruler.
something i like to do is making unruly vassals fight in my armies so they are more likely to die and i dont get hit with a murder plot hook
@@riktorGaming The answer to just about everything in CK3 ... so far - is Dread. Go war/raid some stuff - kill babies - get perk that makes dread never decrease - profit. Anyone with brave will probably need to die gloriously in battle though. (brave has something like 200% resistance to dread) Seriously - go read what Terrified does, than make a dreaded ruler and see just how easy life becomes.
@@riktorGaming You gotta get your dread up, son! And own higher development land yourself.
That actually clarified a lot of things I had questions on but kept dying before I could get through it. Thank you Quarbit, and yes Mid-war allies drove me insane with norse invaders.
Disinhereting sons uses up renown, which if you are especially fertile... well it will be expensive and ensure that you won't get any legacies.
Another few notes on the education: You are right that the skill of the resulting perk is based on the skill of the educator, but its also based on the time spent with that focus, so if you are going to change it, its best to do it early. You can also use the culture and faith of the educator to swap your heirs culture and faith, if you so wish. This is sometimes easier than converting all your counties cultures. One final thing, is that while there is no explicit limit on the number of Ducal rank titles you can hold, you gain a -10 malus to all your vassals opinion of you for every ducal title over the 2nd one you personally hold.
"...that way you can make it someone else's problem" How to play CK in a nutshell
according to nr 8: I found it very useful for the start with a very very insignificant character like in my playthrough the Duke of Passau to get the Intrigue Skill that lets you create hooks on other characters. By doing so and creating a hook on my Leige I modified the "vassal contract" (I can't remember the specific name of that) that way, that my titles can't be revoked, so I don't lose right out because there's no way to win a rebellion war due to too view soldiers.
I love how you compared something to Imperator as if that was a game someone played Really got a good laugh
lmao
I love that you use that as the example, it took so many re starts before the French didn’t join. The one good game where I got the achievement, France joined but wasn’t fast enough and I took the capital and ended the war.
There is no limit on how many universities can be built, but you only get the bonus from it, if you personally hold the county title.
I HAVE 300 GOD DAMN HOURS IN THE GAME AND 4 GAMES UNDER MY BELT AND I JUST NOW LEARNED THAT I CAN CHOOSE EDUCATION FOCUS
No way I did the exact same Guinea game as you did, with kumasi as capital Took me way longer to get all the innovations though seeing as my characters were bad in learning I also fucked up my borders a bunch of times because of partition laws
Great video! This is the first ck3 video that I've watched that told me more that I didn't know than that I did!
Outstanding ... Insights I havent seen anywhere else !!
CK3 + lazy night Jazz = the heresy that I approve
Acctualy the special successions can be applied to all your titles and is specialy useful in duchies case cuz if you apply the special succession type to your primary title as well as to the duchy titles then your heir will inherit all the counties located in said duchies no matter what. So for example you can have 10 sons and a domain of 8 counties located in 2 duchies if you change the duchies succession to elective then you are the only elector in said titles and what happens upon your death is that your heir will inherit all 8 counties.
Great video, lots of tips that will definitely improve my playthroughs. However, I do find the Disinherit Tip to be rather wasteful of those precious Renown points. It's fine if you don't intend to make use of the Legacies for your Dynasty soon but you'll be delaying powerful bonuses such as securing positive congenital traits or increased education traits. Though it is rather annoying to see your realm get shatteted especially in the early game, I found that stacking Duchy Titles is great at giving you a great deal of control for succession. Confederate Partition prefers to give away your duchy titles before giving away your much more important county titles. For example, let's say you have 3 eligible heirs and that you have 4 counties in your primary duchy while you have 2 extra duchy titles in your realm. Your main heir will receive your primary duchy and all de jure counties of that duchy while your two other heirs will receive the extra two duchy titles, even if they won't inherit any counties at all. This will let you maintain your men-at-arms stacks and maintain your levy pool without having to disinherit anyone. Some caveats to this strategy; If you have a Kingdom title, you will get some sizable opinion penalties for having lots of duchy titles. Having more than one Kingdom/Empire title may make this strategy a bit more difficult to manage. And that not having enough duchy titles for your heirs will result in your leftover heirs taking counties out of your main duchy which will weaken your realm greatly.
I like the "get over it" song in the background :D
Hello, The inheritance law you mentioned with elections actually can lose you the game. The game only continues if you continue to rule something and generally has to be a member of your house. Whenever one of your characters dies or anytime you can choose to play a different ruler, but I know in Ironman it always had to be that your heir was a member of your house to continue the same game/get points. I’m still playing through my first game and haven’t turned on Ironman yet to be able to verify it’s still the same. Also, you don’t have to learn all of the innovations to move to the next time era. You have to learn most and then have a “waiting period” before you can switch. I think it’s like 75 or maybe 80% of the era before you can. You also have to be head of culture to control that (otherwise it probably my does take all of the innovations). To be head of culture you have to control more counties of your culture than any other rulers.
FYI, the "Going Places"Achievement is ridiculously easy in the current version of the game, Halsteinn Beggins with Fame level: "The living legend", more than 2k prestige and with a retinue of 3000 soldiers, with a few men at arms and good tactics you can use the "Invade Kingdom" casus Beli against france and get the entirety of West Francia in a single war. The setup required is not so hard, plot to Murder Charles the Bald (90% chance almost always), then his son will not have as easy time to ally many powerful kings, you can try and get yourself an alliance with any of the other Vikings (Except Yorvik cause he's useless and doesn't use his retinue to aid you at all), and through very careful battles get enough warscore to then sail using the river to capture Paris, if you're lucky you will capture the King either in battle or in the siege of Paris, in which case you get a super easy win. You will end up with 46 holdings, before you start giving it out, become a Duke, then give each vassal 2 or max 3 counties, half of the counties should go to catholic vassals so that you don't get as many revolts, after this you can hold onto the land for a while meanwhile you accumulate enough gold to either become the King of France or create a new kingdom through decision.
The sad thing about Haestein is that after his death you realm is bound to crumble if you choose to invade foreign lands such as Italy, Francia, Tunis or Spain. Hell even England isn't a piece of cake since you will most likely get Crusaded to death after a couple of years, since your wrong culture/religion counties will provide almost nothing and will most likely be more of a hassle. Sure, it is very easy to get the achievement but actually playing afterwards is miserable from my experience. However, I did find a way to make a powerhouse Hæstein run. Simply immediately annex Brittany (might require a few restarts until they aren't alloed with Francia) and declare on a Danish minor to get in range of Sweden and then use the invasion CB on Björn. Since you start with a ridiculous amount of troops, no Scandinavian lord stands even a sliver of chance. After that, speedrun your way into unifying Scandinavian and secure and freebie counties in England, Ireland and Iceland. Make sure to have a stable succession and hurray! Now in just 10 or so years the majority of Scandinavia, same culture and religion is yours and you are in a prime position to invade the pope and make the Jarldom of Latium your primary domain and base of Mediterranean operations. The reason why I'm so hell bent on Hæstein is because I want to achieve a Hellenic revival and the Norse religion is the best suited for that, while Hæstein, aside from his insane starting strength, is also already feudal, meaning that he is the best Norse character suited for such a run.
You can change to color of the rally point and the banner of Your army from red. Go to military tab and place a new rally point from 'add rally point' option on the bottom of the tab. Every new rally point will have a different color. You can delete every other rally point except the one whose color You like. I felt that Rad banner on My army made it look like enemy so moved to green.
The special succession types make it so if you die while having confederate partition no new kingdoms are formed.
To get around them becoming a dutchy while I’m still growing I always hold one title in each until I become king then start moving stuff around bc I want my dukes to be strong and like me. I also try and keep their lands contained to their own dutchy area so my dukes aren’t infighting within each other constantly for land
Thank you for this info, I appreciate you sir. This game is still a bit too new and most of the youtube content is videos of twitch streamers announcing their subs while this game runs in the background. I love Paradox games, especially Cities Skylines and Surviving Mars, but I left them a scorching not recommended review for this game on Steam specifically because the tutorial was so god awful and left out any sort of description of any of the important game mechanics, and I would even argue that if you play the way the tutorial teaches you, you will just be set up for failure and end up rage quitting.
Dude.. thank you for this. Everything a noob like me needed to know
Better way to keep your Kingdoms than disinheriting is to make them elective. So long as you're on good terms with your vassals it's very easy to keep a hold of multiple kingdoms and you can choose your heir at will if your primary title is elective.
Let me dissent on the value of elected monarchs...Especially Tanistry...the true power in the elected monarchy is that you have the power to put the best heir in position to rule at any time in the game. Bonus points for Tanistry, because this cannot leave your Dynasty. Manipulating the election is as simple as finding the heir who best balances competent and palatability. And throwing them a Ducal title so their points add to yours will make it simpler. Even better, you don't have to sharpen the knives for incompetent primogeniture heirs, or risk the nasty kingslayer trait to secure your dynasty. Elected Monarchies win.
With regards to Special Succession Types, they have two other benefits. Firstly, whoever is elected for your primary title will be your Player Heir, so if one of your later children (or indeed any other election option) is far better suited you can make them your Player Heir. Secondly ,if you posses multiple Kingdom titles, but do not have enough of an Empire to form that title, and you have enough sway with your vassals in those kingdoms that they will (for the most part) follow your lead in the election, then you can ensure that your choice of heir will inherit multiple Kingdom titles, instead of your glorious Realm fracturing upon your death and Kingdom titles being distributed between multiple children. You can of course limit how many children you have to stop this fracturing, or disinherit any other children, or indeed you can just conquer the other kingdom(s) with your new ruler, but these options have inherent risks and costs. Convincing vassals to vote your way isn't so difficult really. Use sway and bribes to get them to like you, keep your dread high and your tyranny low. The diplomacy tree with its perks is especially useful here. And if all else fails, find a way to remove the other strong contenders.
9:40 Looks like we had the same playthrough start. Fortunately, Charles II seems rather susceptible to "lethal accidents".
Great informative video cheers buddy :)
Wow. Truly thanks ♡
Thanks! That was a really helpful video!
From what I've seen you may only build a University where there have been universities in the middle ages for example. Cambridge,Oxford, Bologna. So lets say you play England and you have all it's historical lands you may have two.
Can you make an army comp video based on cultures, for the men-at-arms
Sure
the scandinavian elective is good because u will ensure ur own heir with voting power while getting a 10+ opinion
Changing spouse to Military/Learning e.t.c. is the best shit in this game.
Peasant rebellions? You mean “Domestic live action military training” 🤣
Peaceful protests.
Great explainer!!
Wow! This video is really educational
I'm glad you think so! I hope to make a lot more CK3 videos like this one :)
got over 50h on ck3 and over 200h on ck2 and i actually learned stuff here!! +1
I didn't really get how education works from your description. My question is what is more important; the level of the skill the guardian has, or the level of the education trait? Like which one benefits the ward more for the chosen skill you want as max as possible? Thanks.
So i found this super easy way to cheese wars. If your enemy character is in their capital then siege it down and you might be able to capture the character and get instant 100% war score. I found this out in my Ireland campaign where i would fabricate a claim on a duchy, declare war on england, raise my army in Dublin, sail down to Hampshire (their capital), siege it down, capture the king for ez 100%, take the duchy, rinse and repeat. I ended up owning all of Ireland, Wales, and England although only the north was under my control, in less than a hundred years. Then got screwed over by gavelkind and rage quit. For this to work you have to click on the enemy character once to get in the menu and then another on their portrait to find their location. If he's leading an army you can try and capture him in battle but in my experience the chances are much lower.
Sorta works if you get their kids as well. It isnt a 100% warscore for sure but you get a good chunk depending on if its the heir or not. Dont make the mistake I made and ransom them off then try to enforce demands tho because you can only do one or the other at a time.
The real cheese is to have a high-Intrigue character grab the lifestyle perk that lets you abduct people and then just kidnap the enemy warleader.
This game is so complex. I love games like this that really takes time to master!
What culture is the best? and how do you move your empire?
Great vid I wish I could understand any of it. Maybe more explanation and less jargon might help broaden ur appeal :)
Univeristies!! i have never seen that decision. how do you get it?
Hi, are you using mods on the character that move?
You didn't mention the education strategy. Who should you assign as a guardian
On the culture and religion issues: be sure to to ward your vassals’ children if they are different culture or faith, as it helps converts your kingdom.
Universities can only be built in certain counties, thus limiting the amount you can build.
Using a feudal election for your heir make it possible to select the best ruler without using renown to de inherent. Or am I doing it wrong?
The elective successions are good if your vassals all like/fear you enough so that you can sway the election to the heir you want. I haven’t used it that much but when I have it seemed like a high risk high reward playstyle, effectively letting you choose your primary heir, but also potentially allowing your vassals to take control and steal the title away.
I am pretty sure if you enact elective succession and are succeeded by someone who is not of your dynasty, it’s game over.
Very nice video 👍👍
You can change education focus????
Hello! I dont have ck3 but this will help once I get it (after I buy my rtx 3070)
its epic frozen yeti
Get CK3 for a month through Xbox pc game pass. 1€ if you are new
I didn't know that befriending the pope gives you more gold or troops for a while in.
The game looks great and easier then ck 2. I love it.
It's easier to learn, but I think it seems harder overall. I'm blobbing less, and have gamed over a few times already.
@@darkwitnesslxx i dont know man i havent really played the game nor do i have the pc for it
@@darkwitnesslxx any fun places to start as
Simpler learning curve but much harder to both expand and maintain existing realms together. I appreciate the added difficulty; CK2 was getting way too easy for me.
1:49 Turgay LOOOL?
thanks
Yeah I'm not gonna lie they should of kept the separate child focus pop of like they did previously in Ck2 because the outcome your child's education is probably the most important part of any dynastic based games.
I'm new to the series and I have a question: If I not disinherit my daughters with the male preference law, will my male heir inherit all my titles without my daughters creating new "realms"? I'm playing the tutorial as Ireland and my current king is getting old and I'm so worried about this lol
Probably not, but you better watch out if they have a son from a matrilineal marriage because they’ll be on the line of inheritance and have a claim on your lands.
@@Hunter2011Killr Thanks man. I got really scared when my first king died and my realm got divided between my heir and the other sons, but thankfully I could take them back as they were very weak. I can't take the single heir law yet but hopefully the next time my king dies my realm will not divide so much.
Love from India
Disinheriting is a terrible idea, it kills your renown.
It's a good get-out-of-jail-free card in a panic
@@dirtydard4870 what do you mean?
@@Crozbozy I think he means ''sometimes you just have to.''
2:18 that means "Luck" "gay" in swedish ....🤣🤣 (Turgay)
😄 it is literally a male name in turkish. And you always gonna get mocked about your name in turkey 😄 "turGAY"
Two most important factors for technology: Average developement of your culture counties and culture head (likely you) learning.
2:08 Tell that to the Unreformed Norse faith AI that managed to convert all of southern france and eastern spain with a 22k men sweden, and then once they fell a continued problem in the empires that now own the land in rebellions rising up.
There's 2 things that could be involved in that. One is that the religion tree for Learning greatly improves your ability to convert counties. The other is that demanding that a vassal converts to your religion will instantly flip the religion of their capitol county, so if they somehow managed to vassalize a bunch of rulers rather than seize their lands outright they could convert quite a lot of land by demanding conversion. That second one is where Pluralist is really good, since it makes holy wars vassalize everyone whose land was entirely contained in the CB, which then means you don't destroy the Control of the county and you can instantly convert its religion by demanding conversion (though demanding conversion is less likely to work with Pluralist since refusing isn't a crime with that doctrine, which is something the description of Righteous and Fundamentalist doesn't tell you).
now make a tutorial on how to force the Australian government to give me my damn game
It’s free on xbox game pass. Not blocked for me in Aus.
I am probably blind... but how do you know where your current stress is at? Don’t see stress “points” listed anywhere.
Bottom left of your screen
looks a bit like a thermometer attached to the side of your ruler portrait.
Wait you guys do the tutorial?
How do I increase my domain limit?
Stewardship level and one of the stewardship focuses. Also having a higher-level title
Bruh one time I tried to play Mali I got over thrown by a noble rebellion to put my sister on the thrown and then I lost cause way to many mercs and then I play as my sister and she is so unpopular that i just got sepretjst witch is big brain I will instate this person so I can then leave I was so frustrated at my noobles
When does the crusade fire?
I started in 1066 and the pope called a crusade for Jerusalem a little after 1090. There's a lot of factors that play into when the age of great holy wars start though, usually when the religion is threatened. Say if the Berbers take Rome, or the Andalusians push into France early on, crusades might start earlier.
@@JollyJa5on Also one time I had Jihads become available really quickly after Mecca got converted by a heresy outbreak of Yazidism (which isn't Muslim but is eligible to be a Muslim heresy, much like the Dualist religions). Similarly I think one time crusades started really early after a Dualist outbreak in southern France.
How do I call a hunt?
it in the decision
"Tutorial" Laughs in CK2
This is good except for the scattering vassle lands idea. DO NOT DO THIS. Long term this has horrific consequences in terms of scattering county ownership, which I have learned the hard way in CK2 after having had the exact same premise you pose here only to find out what the long term implications of that are. You WANT a dominant duke in each dukedom. If you scatter their lands you are making which duchy is controlled by whom and what land that duchy controls a game of russian roulette. Eventually, many counts you gave land, especially if they have more than 1 territory, will become dukes anyway except now, they will have lands all over the place and your dukes will constantly fight each other because they each hold de jurre land they do not actually control and will all seek to consolidate their domains. If you are viking take the duchy, give the majority to a second + son, and if no sons, a dynasty member, and make them duke. Same thing for Christians but you just wont be getting duchies left and right. Vikings can easily get a duchy every couple years and you give them to your children who are not heir so that they become content with what they have and receive nothing when you die. Each viking son needs a dukedom if you have more than one and 2-4 counties depending on the number of sons and lands to not get anything in succession. If you satisfy this your lands will never divide. The same goes for christians but for Christians, harvesting dukedoms with tribal CB isnt realistic so you cant just have 8 sons and expect that to work out under partition as a christian.
Its funny because most of these mechanics and limitations were in Ck2 (by the end) and, along with the ping pong wars, I tweaked them all out. All of this stuff will be easily moddable via whatever the new game has for a "defines.lua". My copy of CK2 was heavily tweaked for all this stuff and illness and disease, battle events, troop overrun/kill, siege loot, mercenary cost etc etc. A couple of hours and you can completely tune the game to your perfect experience. Once its dialed in to your preference its ace! I was pretty disappointed that I can't interact with/send courtiers or family members to Holy Orders or get sons in to the Papacy out of the box, but I guess DLC is gonna DLC.
@transylvanian That's a fair point if you care about achievements or ironman mode. I don't tbh.
My heir just became the king of Ireland and England, and I hope to make him an emperor during his lifetime. My question is... how the hell do I get out of tannstry elective succession??
I believe you need to increase crown authority to lvl 3 to allow changes to succession laws, not entirely sure about changing the culture-specific ones though.
@@TheNignag89 Hmm, I think I got to lvl 3, but I still couldn't change it. Not a 100% tho.
@@TheNignag89 Okay, I got it. You need to destroy the election law on the kingdom screen for 750 prestige. Worth it if you ask me. Was getting tired of the constant last minute vote switching by my vassals.
Nobody seems to know what im talking about HOW DO I HELP MY ALLIES IN THEIR WARS? I have sent my soldiers but I end up with 0 contribution.
I've been "learning" Paradox games for years: Still don't understand wtf is going on half the time.
CK is the best game ever!!!!
I never change the susecion laws it makes the game boring
Found out after maybe 20 hours that I could customise the look of my characters xd
This is the only game I find too complicated.
*laughs in ck2*
You guys played the Tutorial?
Can someone summarize and write what the 10 things are in text? The whole thing is a bit cloudy ^^
What caught me offguard and REALLY pissed me off was that i am "Highking of Ireland", but i got rid of so many domains and it feels like i have NO POWER at all. I have only 2 domains, the rest i was giving to my brothers, some really good characters from my staff etc., my start-character died and it got SO DIFFICULT after that, they are fighting each other, i can´t do anything about it. It´s dumb and i don´t know how to fix it, i mean i can get all my territory back, but that´s not how it should work, right? It´s an game i invested 15 hours and it is worth almost nothing....
Well, what to say, you now know how medieval kings felt and why Huge Empires were rare and not for long in the Middle Ages ;) . This isn't EUIV (starting when the Renaissance began) or Victoria (set int he ealry modern age) where Realms were a lot more centralized and stable. It's supposed to be this way. If you thought the game would be different, then it's on you because you haven't informed yourself about the game enough. The game was always marketed as a RPG-Focused Feudalism-Simulator Strategy Game.
The point of gavelkind was too keep someone from gaining too much power and holding it. Yes, it's supposed to tear your kingdom up every death.
xD 200 hours in and barely learn about the education focus dead!!
Lol, it's thee-oh-loh-jee-ahn not....whatever it was you said
This is a bit too advanced for someone just off the boat from noob island
waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too many commercials for a youtuber i havent heard of
I don't set them manually ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ YT just puts however many they want.
More like rage quite tutorial and say "screw it I'll youtube it"
Scandinavian election is the best! Chose your grand son as heir? Game over. Your daughter? Game over. Your oldest son? Good choice now you can continue playing.
CK has the worst diplomatic mechanics in all the world.....
set speed to 1.25. you're welcome...
You sound extremely frustrated in this video. I don't think I've ever heard you sigh so much in any EU4 stuff that I've watched. Seems telling.
Well, it _does_ take 170 years to adopt Feudalism from 867. I've seen some things.
@@QuarbitGaming Yeah I hear you man. I thought Tanistry was going to help on Newbie Island, like in CK2, nope totally screwed up realm lol. I am as frustrated as you. The fervor mechanic as well seems totally backwards!
@@QuarbitGaming That does sound historically accurate though, so I don't see that as a negative ;) .
Too many ads, unsubbed
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