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immersive gameplay, good work! I very enjoyed this different aspect of role play victoria 3 gameplay it was so unique to watch compared to other vic3 videos

Are the ottomans in ck3 1178?

Really well made video! I rarely find ck3 playthroughs enjoyable but the historical background and fast pace makes this a lot of fun!

Todor is severely underpowered and he never establishes an independent state in my games. He should have at least twice the amount of soldiers IMO. I tried several times to do what you did and only succeeded using a bit of cheese. I also find the fourth crusade nearly always fails against the byzantines.

Finally a HISTORY based strategy game player that actually respects the historical part, subscribed.

Ah yes the Bulgarians, the Turkic tribe that insists its Slavic

Just found your channel and already one of my favorite UA-camrs. Hope you make more vids with mb+

These are all really cool starts, and I love the history, but they are far from great play tall starts :P

Ertugrul father was Gündüz Alp there was three coins found minted by osman which read "Osman bin Ertuğrul bin Gündüz Alp

It’s dope how you throw in some history in there.

That’s amazing

Waoww

Useful Info! Im adding this video as reference for our project!

It sounds like it's voiced by AI

I would like to see a real independant romania, idk if that's possible though

I was trying to add content for Abd Allah al-Radi/Husayn(Father of first Fatimid Caliph) so he or his dynasty could establish Fatimid Caliphate but because of one graphical bug and time spent to make work around I lost motivation to do more than making him actually playable with pre generated stats.

forming the assassin brotherhood in ck3 finna be crazy

thank you mr. truehistorygamer

7:30 - It's not like Hasan always spawns 16 y.o. and with 5-star education? Probably, you had to restart multiple times to get such stats?

Todor is the modern Bulgarian version of Teddy.

Sorry everyone, I should have added a small clarification for the first start at 00:20 - this character did not become landed historically, rather it was his descendants (they got a lot of land indeed!)

Great vid! Argentina was greater when had industries and was close ties with UK. Now neoliberalism is killing hermanos, first with Macri and now with Milei. Latin America can''t take the liberalism bullshit anymore.

Technically the current head of Germiyanids here! Really enjoyed the video 👑😁

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HEAR ME OUT. (.Historical Liberia.) AND IN HISTORY LIBERIA [.Havent Have Best Goals In Future.] OR MADE IT . BETTER.??

Really liked the video format as a university history student myself. Maybe do a Brazil version? I did try it myself but it is pretty challenging to emulate the real brazilian economical path and succeed in the game

Play with (North) Peru (i.e. go for Peru independence) BTW, get full Loreto ("Pastaza", divided between Peru and Ecuador) to unlock the rubber journal entry. Extra points if manage to have South German as largest culture in "Pastaza" (look for peruvian gov. attempts to attract german migrants to the amazonian states. Make it happen xd).

Ok, so when I first saw the thumbnail I thoughy it was an analisys of modern-day Argentina and I was like "Oh, they used Vic3 resources symbols!" 😅

Lore of Can I KICKSTART Argentina's HISTORICAL Economic BOOM in Victoria 3? Momentum 100

Duuude!! as an argentine, i really apreciate the effort, but as a Victoria 3 player, the experience of playing Argentina the true and historically accurate way must have been sooo frustrating!, the low population + the country sometimes not being able to keep up with the US in therms of migration attraction, really makes for a very slow-phased gameplay... I often go for the full warmongering-imperialist route XD.

Excellent video!! Engaging balance between roleplay and historical flavor! I think your party legitimacy issues come from Interest Groups not being in the party they want to be when elections start, so the votes they receive aren't calculated UNTIL they join the party.

you can play with Peru-Bolivia, please

You play very different then me I just spam industry's and do civil wars and get to great power and get laise fair

Nice video however, you keep not including parties due to a fear of low legitimacy this calculation is flawed however, as the majority of that legitimacy decline is caused by government size issues which aren't actually real once they join that party. in addition, you'll win significantly more of the vote, further boosting your legitimacy, and allowing you to have greater diversity in your policy expansion. Like passing better economic policy, or professional army, which would let you expand your army in Buenos Aires instead of your low population states.

nice vídeo!!

Awesome video!!

Nice video, is historical accurated, i can view how you study, greetings for Argentina, AGUANTE MILEI

Thanks for the tips, im new to the game but ive played alot of games that require hunting so this should be an easy start for me. You've just earned a subscriber. Keep up the good work 👍

Fantastically presented video! As an archaeologist in England it's interesting to compare. Linear villages are very common here, as is something similar to the Angerdorf but more rectangular, with a large central communal green. Rundlings are almost non-existant here though, and many of the old organically grown Saxon villages were destroyed by the Normans and replaced with planned linear villages.

Small correction, the wisent (probably the bear too, but I haven't paid too much attention to that in my game) drop 70 meat, not 80. You can even see that in your video when you skin the wisent. It was probably changed pretty recently, since the wiki still has wrong information. As far as I can tell it hasn't been updated since before the coop release.

As someone who has tried many tall playthourhgt including the small kingdom of Sardinia (which is hard to get, you will be duke for quite a while because corsica belongs to the HRE (if you start in 866) its a nice challenge and then you can unify the meditterean. But Bohemia start in 1066 is really nice and easy and you can pretty much get ahead so fast and build your kingdom and focus on getting so much gold, it's the best one to start (not a big challenging one, but as someone who doesnt want to paint the map and go to war constantly and learn how to manage your domain, vassals and how to trick your succession line it's quite good, you do get into that mid game where the each heir become so old that you constantly change ruler until you get to a point where the heir become manageable (marry off the offspring you dont want to another kingdom in a matrilineal marriage) and their kids can never become heir because they are no longer part of your household. XD

This is great. Really cool to see you pull some proper historical references.

i like this game, but it needs updates and work done to it asap

Deserves way more views

Nice! Your videos are so much fun! Keep up the great job! ⚜️

This is great! ❤

Yes

I think building the fort is super cheesy. Also a good tip, bigger animals don't give much more hunting XP than birds, so for leveling up hunting you can just go around killing and skinning pigeons / crows near Piastovia. Can even use throwing rocks for super cheap.

Moose are the best for farming meat and leather. Roast the meat and turn the leather into bags. They are also found pretty much all over the map. I haven't had a bad time with wisent either.

this is very nicely done can you do a recreation of the Mongol Empire or the Rashidun Caliphate if that's possible?