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you helped the usa in several times, every time you defeated the usual colonizers and did not colonize yourself.

Really nice video. I'd actually been wondering about doing a "no offensive wars" run for a while, just trying to expand diplomatically, but this feels far more impressive, relying solely on allies and forts for defense. Out of curiosity, did you bother with the Objective button much when trying to direct allies to target certain provinces? I've had such mixed results with it that sometimes I'm not sure if it really does anything at all. Vassals seem to listen more or less, but independent allies seem just as likely to flip me off and go marching to the other side of the planet than siege the wargoal province I'm pointing at.

Incredible video! Just the right balance of information about your gameplay decisions and general goings-on in the game on the one hand, and speed of presentation on the other. Even as someone who hasn't played EU IV since ... idk 2017 or something, I was able to follow what was happening in detail without effort. How integral to this challenge, do you think, was it that you picked Trebizond in particular? Mission trees in general seem absurdly strong compared to back when I played the game, but even then Byzantium's mission tree and unique events and decisions seem ridiculous. That's not a knock against your run, btw, after all, the AI also all get the benefits of all their mission trees, and by the time you got to Byzantium it was clear that you would come out as #1 great power at the end of the game no matter what tag you were playing as. I was more thinking about whether it would be possible in other starting locations to "ally up" so consistently, and actually get something out of those alliances.

Rooo: "If you ever wonder how AI nations lose so many troops to attrition" Me with my -1784k troops lost to attrition: 😅 (no joke)

Congratulations impressive. It is in Ironman ?

I can’t wait to see more of your stuff man. Baffling that this is only your 3rd EU4 video. Your presentation style is one of the best I’ve seen. Please keep it up

Hey man, just wanted to tell you i really enjoy your eu4 content. I usually dont comment but i want to support you and bump up that algorithm. Keep up the good work! Love the chill commentary. ❤

Persia has been going absolutely ham in a lot of my recent runs, too. Thought it was a fluke, but I guess that Persia expansion buffed them way more than I thought.

Amazing content. I enjoyed every second of it. I like the play style but i would have semi permenant 1 or 2 strong marches for not relying on your allies all the time. And since you have nice diplo rep i would have released some nations and diplo vassalize them as well.

Please keep making Eu4 content! It's so entertaining! :D

21:55 my guess is that the ai trying to be "fair" to the player because the player is outnumbered Or its just the ai being dumb,one of the 2,but idk how eu4 ai works so its iust a guess,but the ai is pretty dumb so...i wouldn't put it past them that the ai is just a big dumb idiot...

I was just 15 🥲 EDIT: VELL-OS GANG RISE UP

I absolutely love your videos!

Oj man, I am curious if you know about or perhaps plan to play "Anbennar" in the future? And your opinion on such mode

hi, in which city is the hungry bison smokehouse

please keep making EU4 Content!!

I'm loving your EU4 content!

I usually watch these types of videos on my second monitor while doing something else, but the narration, the gameplay and the editing quality were so good, I dropped everything I was doing and watched it like a movie. You'll become one of the biggest eu4 channels in no time.

This is some FlorryWorry level gameplay, but actually well documented and pleasantly explained

Meanwhile me barrely forming manchu and yuan 😢

Your content is amazing, it’s some of the most engaging and nice to listen to EU4 content out there. Keep it up:)

Great video, absolutely loved your narration style and the very unique run. Have yourself a new sub.

Having no allies is sadly a given for many tags, where there aren't many worthwhile nations to ally with. But restricting yourself to Qizilbash and roleplay ideas was seriously impressive, especially when facing Ottomans, France and a powerful Russia in the same war! Offensive + trade and quantity would have been more conventional pick but your army quality in the end was really insane

It was like listening to a poem

extremely high quality eu4 gameplay! Please keep em comin!

lmfao fucking amazing

Really like your challenge runs, great work!

The pace of this video is super nice, as well your narration. Keep up the amazing job!

Great content, though i constantly have to remind myself not to get back into eu4. ❤

Your manner is somewhat reminiscent of the old text based Wiz paradox let's plays before he joined paradox. Really enjoyed this playthrough and the way you treat it as an alternate history breakdown as much as it's a game play through.

"I have no enemies...my allies, on the other hand."

"I will win but never fight, that's the art of war!!!!" --Sun Tzu --Sabaton --Paradox Interactive

I'm really enjoying your EU4 videos so far. The challenges are interesting, you play well, it's all understandable, and relaxed instead of intense. I think you have a really good sense for what to put in the video too - you actually include details of the wars so it feels like I know what's going on instead of lots of jumping, even though you cut a lot out. Keep them coming!

As a Pole, I approve of your choice of alliances throughout this run 💕

smh why didn't Justinian just delete his army

One of a few brave souls willing to take early-game Ottomans head on, and with no armys. Impressive

Your videos make EU4 enjoyable for me again! As you mentioned towards the end, I like the early game the most because there is still challenge. Do you have any tips on how I can make the late game fun and provide a challenge?

130th largest army do be vibing

Great run. The only country better then Trebizond for something like this would be Garhwal.

I just binged all your EU4 videos in one sitting. Good stuff.

How did Ottos get to Brazil?

I like your narration a lot, and your gameplay is very enjoyable to watch. Cheers from Morocco.

great video! Do Qizilbash regiments have additional bonuses except additional 10 shock dmg?

This is such a high quality EU4 video You obviously put a ton of work into this. Awesome work 👍

I appreciate having a non-clickbait creator, and the play is technically very solid too. Restricted gameplay is definitely a very under-utilized way to explore new concepts in EU4.

Is there a reason you don't attach your stacks? Or at least time their marches so they arrive on the same day and in proper formation?

You're awesome man, great commentary and skill. Keep going!

If you turn on slacken recruitment standards you get way more from the mysticism manpower button. If you turn it off straight away you'll only spend 1 professionalism, which you can get easily from just hiring a general.

super interesting run gj

I just found this channel, and I'm loving it so far. The even tone makes it very relaxing unlike a lot of the popular bombastic EU4 gamers. The editing is also very well done. It doesn't skip over important details but it concise enough that a run doesn't take 12 hours to cover.