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Everytime a JohnParker skill issue happens, the music gets louder.

Good communication is about the balance between words and spaces. In your case, it's only words.

Most players dont finish playing strategy or simulation games. For example developers mentioned something like 80%+ of Civ games are abandoned in midgame. Strategy games have an "escalating" effect, where once you are stronger, you can absorb other weakers, becoming even stronger and so forth. Virtually all people stop playing at reaching the point of escalation. Big nations just shorten reaching this point, making things boring faster. Similiar thing with other games, like Factorio. Many people played it alot without ever reaching the rocket stage - abandoning it shortly before, once all critical techs and production is unlocked & setup. The rest is just "work" to complete some goal (before the expansion). Thats why achievements are a great way for many people to "break" this up, by giving you some other goal than "reach point of no return"

I always play as an incredibly small nation and then just get stupid rich, like obscenely rich

The league war started while I was at war with Tunis and another North African nation (I wasn't getting any good opportunities for a war with Naples or Spain. And France decided to ally Naples. It's also an odd game where it's a decently strong reformation but only for the hre. Sweden went protestant. Brandenburg went protestant. Prussia was Catholic (the Teutonic order survived long enough to form it). Switzerland was the first to be protestant and flipped to reformed. Bohemia went protestant. Through oddly the uk stayed Catholic and formed while Scotland still exists as 2 one province islands in the British isles. The Netherlands have yet to be formed but ironically the candidates are reformed. I am comfortable saying that the colonial situation is definitely not historically accurate (if you want to ask I don't mind telling, it's just not quite how it realistically should be), but like you'd expect France and Spain remained Catholic like Austria while Naples for some reason couldn't make up it's mind between Catholic or protestant), I ended up subjugating the 2 nations and fed them a good chunk of North Africa (they had reconquest on a few nations and a few claims on places. plus I cleaned up borders a bit that I knew would be harder to do outside of that specific war, though initially I figured that this would be worth it because I would get to save on admin points) and I'm currently the greatest power in the world (the ottomans would be if they had the newest institution, though they have a very significantly stronger military because of quantity and quality) and I don't recall if there golden age ended or if it's still ongoing (at least I know it's definitely over in the age of absolutism)

I feel like philosopher and artist should have their bonuses swapped. Wasn't the point of subsidising an artist to get prestige? Isn't philosophy supposed to help you run the state better? I don't get it

The AI can break move rules but also most people dont know how forts work. Notably, I've seen ai flee without black flagging into other countries, gain situational military access and I was then somehow refused access by border country

Stellaris Ai will Trade you enough favors to become your vassal bitch for the rest of eternity for like two thousand food and shared sensors

It would be more interesting if the mod made it so everyone fights everyone.

The AI is completely brainless because AI focuses the player constantly and cant plan beyond the immediate situation. For example, if the player is attacking them with a superior quality yet equal number army, they will run their entire army into the player's and destroy their manpower pool. The result will be the AI piloting a much weaker nation in a more precarious situation next to their other AI neighbors.

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Day 3 of asking Lemon cake for an anbennar race tierlist

the oldest anarchy server in eu4

Pirate republics mentioned. Cornish pirate republic into pirate GB my beloved ❤

You could also probably do it as an Hawaiian or Polynesian minor and just wait it out until everyone gets tired and agrees to a white peace.

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be aware players can move their capital for the triggerd modifier

I made a new friend by Japan-free-for-alling with them! I recommend this to anyone curious!

I wish there was a way to change what trade goods a province produces, except for when it happens randomly

both japan and india are so much of thunderdomes you can hear a man yelling: Sunday Sunday Sunday!

Play as teutonic order, choose horde missions, culture switch to polish early on, finish horde missions, form poland. Enjoy your horde cav only armies with extra discipline and over 80 % cav combat ability AND the horde gov type

Japan feels like The Church Scene if you play your cards right

Truly a happening of something

Wuold the Ottomo have ability to go chatolic?

I'ma just say it as it is-large nations are hard to micro. I don't like the waste which comes with controling large countries-causes me stress, and stress makes the game less fun.

what's stopping So from being really obnoxious? vanilla pirate republic is really overpowered and very annoying bc of how strong it is, even an opm pirate republic can be annoying af to deal with

Australia is actually the ultimate thunderdome. Isolated and everyone are opm natives.

Isn't it way more reasonable to give Sagami to the Hojo instead of to the Imagawa? While they don't yet exist they at least have a future claim to the province unlike the Imagawa. Also taking away the home province of Echigo from the Uesugi and giving it to the Ogasawara is kinda weird. You could just instead give Musashi to Hojo as well but then Hojo ends up getting some crazy dev. Something more reasonable could be to instead divide the Uesugi up into its cadets to show its disunity or maybe just add someone like the Nagao(not a tag though) in Echigo instead. However splitting up the Uesugi would also help facilitate a Kanto brawl which would be pretty fitting for the event.

Most of the world should be uncolonized for max speeeed

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OPM time hell yeah

Lithuania is actually the ultimate thunderdome. So many tags.

is there a gnomeland in japan.. i think not

Bold of you to assume that Paradox gamers have families to celebrate christmas with.

I thought you couldn't invade independent countries as a daimyo?

If you would consult the charts, 99% chance of nothing happens

There are decades where nothing happens and weeks where nothing happens

Saw the title and here are my 2 cents. I like to control empires big and small BUT big means more work and nearly all games lack in automation so instead of spending 20 seconds per turn it is 20 minutes, sure some games have automation but they vary from randomly skilling and building stuff to having rough outlines ,economy military research, to classic ai automation as if the ai took control and decides on its own. All have the problem that they often clash with what you want specifically, like for certain builds or playstyle i want a specific building or unit everywhere but the ai will not do it automatically or even block the building slot so i need to micro until it is done then let ai take over. That means bigger empires, more armies, more heroes generals lords whatever need more supervision, making all of the game ore tedious and boring, that in part invokes a desire to play more efficient or faster so you skip battles deactivated animations or cinematic things or ignore skill point and free build slots for couple turns to safe time, hat in turn reduces fun which again fuels the cycle since now you need more game to fill the fun meter again so faster turns more and more and at some point you notice it is just busywork and tedious so you quit the game or start a new campaign. If you control a small empire everything is faster, you have more direct influence and each decision matters more, losing 1 out of 10 battle is nto bad but losing 1 out of 3 could be cataclysmic. One Badly build city does not matter if you have 20 but 1 out of 5 is a reason for concern especially if the citys are specialized and if they are botched up you may lose that part of the game until you fix the city or get another to specializes, for example a research or trade focused city. As an example, i played Total War Warhammer 3 the new Gol Maneater campaign, it was fun and amazing when i just used one army to roam and fight as a mercenary but isaw the need for more troops so i got 2 more armys with 4 units that needed skilling and leveling and i feeld how the game got slowed down now, but it was fine for now, hen i need to go other side of world map and my armys would never follow in time so i recruited a army near my new warbuddy and noticed that he was quite weak, guess i need even more armies. 10 turns later i got like 6 extra fully trained armies to go each with 4 unsits htat have skill trees choices and equipment to equip, now the game to a grinding hold and i fiddled for 40 minutes to get each one something or at least empty my armory, no point in the stuff sitting around. Now i need to move with 7 armies do battles with 7 armies, each victory is often a level up for the untis in the armys and they will find 1-3 items that need distribution. ..... Tedious sooo tedious. I played the campaign to the short campaign victory and now feel kinda burned out, mind you i'm the kinda guy that spends 10 hours designing a rail system in Factorio, so it is not the work i need to put into but the sheer numb boringness and repetition.

Can I play from Tokyo? Will latency make it work?

This was a very educational experience on what not to do. Thanks, @lemoncake.

Playing 29th at 7pm GMT: watch live here on UA-cam or on www.twitch.tv/lemoncake101 on Twitch! Currently spotted issues that are fixed since the video: - Korea and Japan minors specific buffs now apply to the tags, not regions to prevent capital movement being a strategy - The Japan vassal modifier now provides +5 passive yearly institution growth - The Daimyo vassal type is now allowed to declare wars on other nations

0:00 TOO EASY! Video done, thank you for coming to my Ted Talks.

I play a lot of different strategy games and late game sucks universally. My own theory on it is that you've already made all the meaningful choices, and the end game is just seeing the game to its logical conclusion. I have so many Civ and Total War saves I simply quit because I knew I'd win, but I don't want to spend 5 or more hours going through the inevitable process of making it a reality. Depending on the game you've already "solved" economy too and can just buy anything you need without taking risks or balancing the positives and negatives, which is the fun part of strategy games.

For anyone interested in obscure nations you can check Red Hawk, he plays every country in EU4 from A to Z that exists at the start date and all the releasables with unique national ideas. Most of them are forgotten or badly constructed messes and you can see Hawk really struggling eheh, but sometimes he found some hidden gems

its because scotland sucks

I think with the sea states, it might be because sea zones are technically provinces, so if whatever data type that provinces are require a state as part of their declaration.

Unfortunately, this video doesn’t cover the secret third (fifth?) option: releasing and playing as the highlands after vassalizing all of Ireland. Then you get to be the true Scot

naval doctrine

Isn't Hesse was fine when there was infinite merc-meta? I remeber them having a few more merc-orinted ideas

A disciplined general still needs high morale.