0.1 results in 1.2 year. 12 ducats in ten years and 120 ducats in 100 years. My intention was to help make it clear for people not delude them. Clearly I cannot make a single video without making a mistake. Haha
Also what you said after about national tax rate is false. The amount churches make is not affected by national tax. The modifiers are additive not multiplicative.
@@braxon I believe yes. Money is tight early game through 1500s. It's good for economic stability throughout the game even when it appears that the investment doesn't pay itself off for a 100 years. My rule of thumb is to just not really make churches once you hit 1600s late 1500s then switch to manufacotries+workshops. Never make cathedrals unless you are trying to convert or have retarded amounts of money. Those don't make their money back generally. If 2 churches yields an extra 0.4 ducats per month that means you can support 2 more inf regiments which is pretty much how you think about things. Let's say you have 300 ducats, buy 2 churches give the clergy high admin provinces and dump 200 admin total into the church provincss/clergy provinces if you are strapped for money and in truces or struggling to build up for a war. That could get you like an extra +1 gold. That could get you more troops or even an advisor.
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To be fair, economy isn't always the same in each game. I have nearly 3k hours on EU4 and there are still things I don't know. The tutorial ends at 10k hours.
@@rUckAmIng I do too but i've always dreamed of the perfect Germany or Roman Empire game. But yeah i usually play a chill game as like England or Spain
You can min max but the game takes so long. I try to take pausing only for like peace deals wars or an ally calls for you, or doing like a lot of estates things. I think it's cheesy when people pause every second during battles and stuff. Otherwise germany by 1638 is impressive.
I did it once to England. If I remember correctly I was playing France with a huge deficit, loans and Corruption because I was doing a wc, basically mismanaged my economy. After I forced England to transfer trade power, my income went up insanely. England was financing my entire war efforts.
@@flrazvan Well first of all you would have to get your dynasty on the english throne and I don't think that would be easy considering englands hostility towards france. The other way around pretty easy
+3k here, and i'm basically comparing my tactics with the monk's, thinking how to merge them. 2 brains are better than one, especially a monk's brain. I do this trade tactic with France, collecting in Genoa from the start of the game and in the channel when the war with england breaks out. Occupying provinces counts as stealing trade power.
i agree that you should build church if it is at 0.1 ducats per month but your maths is off. 0.1 ducats will give 1.2 ducats a year as you said but times that by 10 is 12 not 120. so in 10 years you get 12 ducats not quite as powerful as you make it sound
0.1 ducat per month pays off the price of the church in 83 years. it needs time to be effective and even after 100 years you made only 20 ducats. maybe smarter to invest the money into a war because new provinces, more trade power, war rep and cash from the defeated opponent give you more
Nándor Marsai Yed, and no. You could pay off big expensivr wars with a money pool, but having a cushion you can recover from makes it easier to plan ahead. Whenever I build as much as i can i do better than not.
churches are never worth it. it takes to long to pay you back. The only thing that is worth building are the manufactory buildings. now that you are able to build them on tech 6 and they will take up your income there is no reason to build anything else. They are by far the most efficient buildings. never build anything else is my tip
Hey Monk, just wanted to share a strategy I've come up with that I haven't seen anyone doing and might be worth looking at. Keep in mind I don't have every DLC but I do have the main ones along with the Dharma DLC. So this strategy would probably change a bit with all the DLC's I've developed this from doing Timurids to Mughals world conquest runs and this came about to deal with the corruption mechanic from too many territories. So Ideas: Administrative Ideas, (Core cost reduction) first then Espionage Ideas, for Aggressive expansion reduction and more importantly -0.10 Corruption + another -0.10 Corruption from Policies. So two ideas in and you start saving massive amounts on corruption costs which means you can over extend way faster. Third is Plutocratic Ideas: effectively + 2 merchants with switch government types to be able to take Plutocratic, army morale, unrest reduction, Institution spread, manpower Recovery and a massive 43% increase in manpower from policies. At this point there isn't a conquering speed that can possibly get my manpower to drop it is always maxed no matter how tight I layer my conquests. From here I take Exploration so I can take Australia and the East Indies. More Merchants, more money! This one could easily be switched out. Then it is Humanist ideas which I take now so that I can have tons of rebels right when I want to max my absolution. Usually times nicely with a boost in number of states so I can squash rebels and reduce autonomy like a boss as soon as possible. Then Humanist means that I no longer have to waste time sending my armies across the entire map to deal with rebels. After this it is all military ideas, I take Defensive ideas first because this gives you another -0.20 corruption in policies and then Quality. By this time your army morale is insane, your core cost reduction is insane, your manpower is insane, your money is insane, you have no rebels and most of the world is already yours because you haven't cared about corruption at all for most of the game. Cheers!
I think you can summarize your notes about trade as follows: 1. Put your trade capital in a competitive node that you have reasonable control over. 2. Collect from upstream nodes when you have more influence than your downstream nodes. 3. Transfer from downstream nodes when you have more influence than your upsteam nodes. This will varry depending on the trade nodes in question, but I think it sounds reasonable.
You forgot to mention that manufactories also correspond with the trade value through the goods produced modifier, which Workshops have no influence on. And since trade value means money in your trade node, that you can even multiply by steering, the 0.3-0.7+ ducats seen in the building tab are only the top of the iceberg.
Since all your guides are very well structured, understanable and one does feel that you know what your are talking about, i ask you to do a guide on how to properly wage wars with strategies, compositions, mercenaries, zoc's, etc., since i feel like it is the only thing that hinders my skill progression right know and stops me from really acomplishing what you tell me in your guides. Thanks
That is a VERY good strat. Taking a loan on a weak economy can make you SPIRAL into more and more loans, interest, inflation, falling behind on admin tech etc...
I like your guides most of the time and i've watched a lot of them, but this one is full of simple mistakes and you might want to redo this one. The math on the churches is off. After 1 month you will gain 0.1 ducats. After a year you will gain 1.2 ducats. After 10 years you will get 12 ducats. That means it repays after 83 years, which isnt a good investment in the game. The amount of money you are making in production and trade. You really need to look at these 2 combined. Goods produced and the trade value of a province are tied together. The calculation for trade value is good produced (0.2*development and + 1 with manufactories) * price of the good. grain costs 2 and you have 5 points in diplo, then the province will have a trade value of 2 ducats per year. This is your production money without any modifiers that you get per year. The mistake is where you are saying that a manufactory is a 100% increase, which is completly off and i dont know how you got there. building a manufactory means your produced goods increase by 1. that means you will get an extra 2 trade value. if you have only 1 diplo point to it will be an increase of 500%. Manufactories are straight forward in what you are getting: (1*good price)*production efficiency. and (1*goodprice)*trade efficiency. This counts if you are at 100% tradepower in the node it is collected in and if you have 0 autonomy. That means a manufactory in a dye province with 10% prod eff and trade eff will give you 8.8(4.4 from production + 4.4 from trade) ducats per year. It means it takes 56 years to pay itself back. But this is only with 10% and without other efficiency building/ideas. manufactories are so much better and it doesnt matter where you build them. 3 dev province or 50 dev province. They will always make you the same money. I think you should redo this video, because these are the basics of the economy in eu4 and you are teaching things that are wrong in this video.
@@mariano98ify It depends playing tall (with extremely hight dev cost reduction) can make it worth it aside from gold. Thought I think the best use for dip is annexing vassals
I have been using the old meta of transferring trade power into your home node for so long. Thanks Monk. Going to try and use this collecting and then transferring trade in peace. Just as a quick question. When peacing out with the new meta trade do I use Steer Trade or Transfer Trade? Which provides the most benefit with this strategy?
My understanding is transfer just treats it like you control they're trade and steer makes them use their merchants to point all their trade into your home) collection node. I may be wrong though
I completely missed his point... I am a beginner and more or less understand how trade works at a basic level, but I just couldn't follow what his point was. Can someone explain it "for dummies" please?
pa ga Basically build buildings to increase your income (like churches or marketplaces which increase trade), press the little button that steers trade in a peace treaty and expand to end trade nodes like the English Channel and Genoa - basically Northern France, Belgium, Netherlands, England and Northern Italy (even Venice but it’s worse than the other two over time)
Basics if you are new: never build anything but manufactories and workshops. Get to one of the higher value trade nodes(luebeck genoa english channel). Take most of the important centers until you reach about 80% in the node and then build manufactories there. you will get about 40 ducats out of 1 trade area almost always. Always steer trade into this node,because it increases your tradepower. You can technically take every trade node in the game for that, but the ones i said will help you in the beginning, to fund your buildings easier.
@@siinuxxblume5123 I guess the "never build anything but manufactories and workshops" tip is only for low development provinces because these are the best buildings. But I am playing as Milan now where most of my provinces are highly developed and I can build other useful buildings
I'm still missing on the trade thing. So what he's saying in the video is to collect in end nodes or steer to end nodes, and get trade power in the regions within the end nodes by beating countries with power in that node with the "transfer trade power", or with the "steer trade" option if they are in an upstream node?
@@paga1251 there are 3 end nodes. venice english channel and genoa. The reason they are so good is because every outgoing trade-connection takes a little bit of the trade power in this node away. For example if you have your center in ragusa, then every single province from the venice trade node has a small amount of trade power in ragusa, which hurts your trade income in ragusa. So if you dont take a node that has no outgoing trade it is really hard to get close to 100% of the trade power. transfer tradepower and steer trade are mechanix that i've never used. I cant help you with that, but i usually just conquer people if i want their tradepower and i dont have a problem with taking over a whole node until 1500 with any nation. If you can do that there is no point in steering trade in my opinion. When i said never build anything but.. yeah there are examples, but the breakpoint is around 15 base tax where it gets worth it. Also in milan it doesnt matter to much, because you have enough building slots.
Do I get it right that there is thus no 50% debuff when collecting trade in trade nodes (in which I don't have my trade capital) in which I have a vassal?
Hey Monk, i think i have a solution for your PC noise when it starts. The same noise i get to my PC too. I have a dual monitor setup, plug in to my RX580 GPU. I saw that when i unplug my second monitor ( which is the TV) i don't get that noise ( like a plain lifting off). So try unplug to see what is happening. As per my understanding is either the radeon issue, either the audio driver.
Thansks for this economics guide. Can i ask your, for real, why religious instead of humanism? Could you tell more about ideas perspectives for nations? For example, i get as Milan->Italy influ quantity and humanist. As Brandenburg often same, bcz they are usefull for me. Can you tell me, what preferences should i have with certain nation?
Admin tech is not that needed early on, except for idea groups. Picking religious this early is a mistake in my book, at least for this region of the world. Administrative would be much better.
Hello budgetmonk. From your pov. Without using cheese game mechanics... Is the following way possible? - > BRB - >Prussia - > win reformation and switch hre to protestant - > become HRE I know that many will agree that the Prussian ideas are sup to the HRE and that GER is the better end Tag. I just like to hear your opinion about it.
Upgrading ports isnt always the most effective; trade power alone has diminishing returns (the more power you have in a node the less more TP nets you), especially compared to production which feeds back into trade. Id say the best reason for level 3 trade nodes is the reduction in development cost, to be honest.
Big mistake monk!!!!Goods produced are TOTALLY based on production, every point giving +0.20 goods produced modifier , a manufactory is 5 levels of production , and that means it buffs both TRADE and PRODUCTION and building very many of them in trade nodes you produce may even get you the Special Bonus! It fully was a coincidence that that province (Altmark?) Had a base prod of 4, that's 0.20x4=0.80 and it was prosperous 0.80+1/4x0.80= 1. I do fully support manufactories and they are so OP that a manufactory russia makes as much money in novgorod trade node as you were making in English Chanell.
0.1 results in 1.2 year. 12 ducats in ten years and 120 ducats in 100 years. My intention was to help make it clear for people not delude them. Clearly I cannot make a single video without making a mistake. Haha
Also what you said after about national tax rate is false. The amount churches make is not affected by national tax. The modifiers are additive not multiplicative.
Do you believe the added income churches make in the end game is worth the investment in the early game?
@@braxon I believe yes. Money is tight early game through 1500s. It's good for economic stability throughout the game even when it appears that the investment doesn't pay itself off for a 100 years. My rule of thumb is to just not really make churches once you hit 1600s late 1500s then switch to manufacotries+workshops. Never make cathedrals unless you are trying to convert or have retarded amounts of money. Those don't make their money back generally. If 2 churches yields an extra 0.4 ducats per month that means you can support 2 more inf regiments which is pretty much how you think about things. Let's say you have 300 ducats, buy 2 churches give the clergy high admin provinces and dump 200 admin total into the church provincss/clergy provinces if you are strapped for money and in truces or struggling to build up for a war. That could get you like an extra +1 gold. That could get you more troops or even an advisor.
First reaction- m8 check your math- first comment I see- you've done that :) Good job, keep it up. mistakes happen.
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I picked the right day to reinstall EU4. Thanks for being awesome
Be me:
A thousand hours spent playing Eu4. Has played five other paradox games before. Still don’t understand Eu4 economy
To be fair, economy isn't always the same in each game. I have nearly 3k hours on EU4 and there are still things I don't know. The tutorial ends at 10k hours.
I don’t have quite as many hours, but the game that keeps getting me is Vicky 2. I just can’t figure that thing out
i keep playing the game without properly understanding what i am doing
@@gabrielgagnon3338 how many hours 3 years later?
I wish I had your skills, you’ve basically formed Germany in 1638.. that’s amazing
i actually have more fun playing games like eu4 if im not full min-maxing
@@rUckAmIng I do too but i've always dreamed of the perfect Germany or Roman Empire game. But yeah i usually play a chill game as like England or Spain
You can min max but the game takes so long. I try to take pausing only for like peace deals wars or an ally calls for you, or doing like a lot of estates things. I think it's cheesy when people pause every second during battles and stuff. Otherwise germany by 1638 is impressive.
He probably also played this in very hard. Impressive
I did it once to England. If I remember correctly I was playing France with a huge deficit, loans and Corruption because I was doing a wc, basically mismanaged my economy. After I forced England to transfer trade power, my income went up insanely. England was financing my entire war efforts.
Did you PU or subject England?
@@flrazvan neither of one. I forced them to transfer trade power in a peace deal. A few times to be honest
@@Ulas_Aldag It would be nice to PU england. France can easily do it.
@@flrazvan Well first of all you would have to get your dynasty on the english throne and I don't think that would be easy considering englands hostility towards france. The other way around pretty easy
@@flrazvan its easy with new bullshit (aka perma claims all over europe) mission system
Who needs economics when you have Florrynomics
Got over 700 hours into the game, yet I am still watching this...just in case I missed something.
4k here, just watching for the entertainment :)
+3k here, and i'm basically comparing my tactics with the monk's, thinking how to merge them. 2 brains are better than one, especially a monk's brain.
I do this trade tactic with France, collecting in Genoa from the start of the game and in the channel when the war with england breaks out. Occupying provinces counts as stealing trade power.
Trade is fuckin weird man
i agree that you should build church if it is at 0.1 ducats per month but your maths is off. 0.1 ducats will give 1.2 ducats a year as you said but times that by 10 is 12 not 120. so in 10 years you get 12 ducats not quite as powerful as you make it sound
0.1 ducat per month pays off the price of the church in 83 years. it needs time to be effective and even after 100 years you made only 20 ducats. maybe smarter to invest the money into a war because new provinces, more trade power, war rep and cash from the defeated opponent give you more
@@GreenDayGA You don't really build buildings to make a profit of them, but to increase your income to allow you to field a bigger army.
@@ProudlyGamer you can field your army with that 100 ducats. Or with the profit you make with the war
Nándor Marsai Yed, and no. You could pay off big expensivr wars with a money pool, but having a cushion you can recover from makes it easier to plan ahead. Whenever I build as much as i can i do better than not.
churches are never worth it. it takes to long to pay you back. The only thing that is worth building are the manufactory buildings. now that you are able to build them on tech 6 and they will take up your income there is no reason to build anything else. They are by far the most efficient buildings. never build anything else is my tip
Hey Monk, just wanted to share a strategy I've come up with that I haven't seen anyone doing and might be worth looking at. Keep in mind I don't have every DLC but I do have the main ones along with the Dharma DLC. So this strategy would probably change a bit with all the DLC's I've developed this from doing Timurids to Mughals world conquest runs and this came about to deal with the corruption mechanic from too many territories. So Ideas: Administrative Ideas, (Core cost reduction) first then Espionage Ideas, for Aggressive expansion reduction and more importantly -0.10 Corruption + another -0.10 Corruption from Policies. So two ideas in and you start saving massive amounts on corruption costs which means you can over extend way faster. Third is Plutocratic Ideas: effectively + 2 merchants with switch government types to be able to take Plutocratic, army morale, unrest reduction, Institution spread, manpower Recovery and a massive 43% increase in manpower from policies. At this point there isn't a conquering speed that can possibly get my manpower to drop it is always maxed no matter how tight I layer my conquests. From here I take Exploration so I can take Australia and the East Indies. More Merchants, more money! This one could easily be switched out. Then it is Humanist ideas which I take now so that I can have tons of rebels right when I want to max my absolution. Usually times nicely with a boost in number of states so I can squash rebels and reduce autonomy like a boss as soon as possible. Then Humanist means that I no longer have to waste time sending my armies across the entire map to deal with rebels. After this it is all military ideas, I take Defensive ideas first because this gives you another -0.20 corruption in policies and then Quality. By this time your army morale is insane, your core cost reduction is insane, your manpower is insane, your money is insane, you have no rebels and most of the world is already yours because you haven't cared about corruption at all for most of the game. Cheers!
I think you can summarize your notes about trade as follows:
1. Put your trade capital in a competitive node that you have reasonable control over.
2. Collect from upstream nodes when you have more influence than your downstream nodes.
3. Transfer from downstream nodes when you have more influence than your upsteam nodes.
This will varry depending on the trade nodes in question, but I think it sounds reasonable.
In my current Brandenburg game around 1550s I have pus on France and Austria pretty pog
This is the most informative and useful EU4 vid that I've seen in a long time.
You forgot to mention that manufactories also correspond with the trade value through the goods produced modifier, which Workshops have no influence on. And since trade value means money in your trade node, that you can even multiply by steering, the 0.3-0.7+ ducats seen in the building tab are only the top of the iceberg.
Since all your guides are very well structured, understanable and one does feel that you know what your are talking about, i ask you to do a guide on how to properly wage wars with strategies, compositions, mercenaries, zoc's, etc., since i feel like it is the only thing that hinders my skill progression right know and stops me from really acomplishing what you tell me in your guides.
Thanks
The Lengths I will go to avoid debt are astounding.
That is a VERY good strat. Taking a loan on a weak economy can make you SPIRAL into more and more loans, interest, inflation, falling behind on admin tech etc...
The estate debt is pretty good, its ultra low interest and you can pretty much just keep the debt for the entire game
I like your guides most of the time and i've watched a lot of them, but this one is full of simple mistakes and you might want to redo this one.
The math on the churches is off. After 1 month you will gain 0.1 ducats. After a year you will gain 1.2 ducats. After 10 years you will get 12 ducats. That means it repays after 83 years, which isnt a good investment in the game.
The amount of money you are making in production and trade. You really need to look at these 2 combined. Goods produced and the trade value of a province are tied together.
The calculation for trade value is good produced (0.2*development and + 1 with manufactories) * price of the good. grain costs 2 and you have 5 points in diplo, then the province will have a trade value of 2 ducats per year. This is your production money without any modifiers that you get per year.
The mistake is where you are saying that a manufactory is a 100% increase, which is completly off and i dont know how you got there. building a manufactory means your produced goods increase by 1. that means you will get an extra 2 trade value. if you have only 1 diplo point to it will be an increase of 500%.
Manufactories are straight forward in what you are getting: (1*good price)*production efficiency.
and (1*goodprice)*trade efficiency.
This counts if you are at 100% tradepower in the node it is collected in and if you have 0 autonomy.
That means a manufactory in a dye province with 10% prod eff and trade eff will give you 8.8(4.4 from production + 4.4 from trade) ducats per year. It means it takes 56 years to pay itself back.
But this is only with 10% and without other efficiency building/ideas. manufactories are so much better and it doesnt matter where you build them. 3 dev province or 50 dev province. They will always make you the same money.
I think you should redo this video, because these are the basics of the economy in eu4 and you are teaching things that are wrong in this video.
so are you telling us we don't need to invest diplo points in provinces to increase productions because it doesn't pay off enough??
@@mariano98ify It depends playing tall (with extremely hight dev cost reduction) can make it worth it aside from gold. Thought I think the best use for dip is annexing vassals
I have been using the old meta of transferring trade power into your home node for so long. Thanks Monk. Going to try and use this collecting and then transferring trade in peace.
Just as a quick question. When peacing out with the new meta trade do I use Steer Trade or Transfer Trade? Which provides the most benefit with this strategy?
If they're provinces are in the correct nodes for collection, I use transfer. If they're across the map I use steer
My understanding is transfer just treats it like you control they're trade and steer makes them use their merchants to point all their trade into your home) collection node. I may be wrong though
So for trade the big idea is: Early wars should be used to force neighbors to streer trade for you into a node where you collect?
ive been searching for this video for too long i tell ya
I completely missed his point... I am a beginner and more or less understand how trade works at a basic level, but I just couldn't follow what his point was. Can someone explain it "for dummies" please?
pa ga Basically build buildings to increase your income (like churches or marketplaces which increase trade), press the little button that steers trade in a peace treaty and expand to end trade nodes like the English Channel and Genoa - basically Northern France, Belgium, Netherlands, England and Northern Italy (even Venice but it’s worse than the other two over time)
Basics if you are new: never build anything but manufactories and workshops. Get to one of the higher value trade nodes(luebeck genoa english channel). Take most of the important centers until you reach about 80% in the node and then build manufactories there. you will get about 40 ducats out of 1 trade area almost always. Always steer trade into this node,because it increases your tradepower. You can technically take every trade node in the game for that, but the ones i said will help you in the beginning, to fund your buildings easier.
@@siinuxxblume5123 I guess the "never build anything but manufactories and workshops" tip is only for low development provinces because these are the best buildings. But I am playing as Milan now where most of my provinces are highly developed and I can build other useful buildings
I'm still missing on the trade thing. So what he's saying in the video is to collect in end nodes or steer to end nodes, and get trade power in the regions within the end nodes by beating countries with power in that node with the "transfer trade power", or with the "steer trade" option if they are in an upstream node?
@@paga1251 there are 3 end nodes. venice english channel and genoa. The reason they are so good is because every outgoing trade-connection takes a little bit of the trade power in this node away. For example if you have your center in ragusa, then every single province from the venice trade node has a small amount of trade power in ragusa, which hurts your trade income in ragusa. So if you dont take a node that has no outgoing trade it is really hard to get close to 100% of the trade power. transfer tradepower and steer trade are mechanix that i've never used. I cant help you with that, but i usually just conquer people if i want their tradepower and i dont have a problem with taking over a whole node until 1500 with any nation. If you can do that there is no point in steering trade in my opinion.
When i said never build anything but.. yeah there are examples, but the breakpoint is around 15 base tax where it gets worth it. Also in milan it doesnt matter to much, because you have enough building slots.
when to use steer trade?
glad to see your uploads coming despite the imprisoment after the mosque accident
What mosque incident?
Do I get it right that there is thus no 50% debuff when collecting trade in trade nodes (in which I don't have my trade capital) in which I have a vassal?
Hey Monk, i think i have a solution for your PC noise when it starts. The same noise i get to my PC too. I have a dual monitor setup, plug in to my RX580 GPU. I saw that when i unplug my second monitor ( which is the TV) i don't get that noise ( like a plain lifting off). So try unplug to see what is happening. As per my understanding is either the radeon issue, either the audio driver.
btw great video about economics. I nearly know 80% of it but you give me some other good tips.
Can anyone explain to me this strategy in the simplest way possible. Im too dumb for this.
Collect trade with your merchants in areas you have influence. use subjects and separate peacing allies of enemy's to transfer trade power.
I have lisyened three times, and I still dont know what your tactic is, I have listened very carefully every time
Thansks for this economics guide.
Can i ask your, for real, why religious instead of humanism?
Could you tell more about ideas perspectives for nations?
For example, i get as Milan->Italy influ quantity and humanist.
As Brandenburg often same, bcz they are usefull for me.
Can you tell me, what preferences should i have with certain nation?
Michał Rutkowski deus vult cb
Finally a good guide! Thank yo so much
Admin tech is not that needed early on, except for idea groups. Picking religious this early is a mistake in my book, at least for this region of the world. Administrative would be much better.
Hello budgetmonk. From your pov. Without using cheese game mechanics... Is the following way possible? - > BRB - >Prussia - > win reformation and switch hre to protestant - > become HRE I know that many will agree that the Prussian ideas are sup to the HRE and that GER is the better end Tag. I just like to hear your opinion about it.
Not making videos anymore?
whats even crazier is that you are making all that money without upgrading the ports to level 3
Upgrading ports isnt always the most effective; trade power alone has diminishing returns (the more power you have in a node the less more TP nets you), especially compared to production which feeds back into trade. Id say the best reason for level 3 trade nodes is the reduction in development cost, to be honest.
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Outro song?
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I just went bankrupt for the 2nd time, and I’m friggin Castile. I’m so gd poor that I genuinely thought to join a war just so I can increase my taxes
Perfect, a great video speaking about one of the most confusing aspects of EU4
Big mistake monk!!!!Goods produced are TOTALLY based on production, every point giving +0.20 goods produced modifier , a manufactory is 5 levels of production , and that means it buffs both TRADE and PRODUCTION and building very many of them in trade nodes you produce may even get you the Special Bonus! It fully was a coincidence that that province (Altmark?) Had a base prod of 4, that's 0.20x4=0.80 and it was prosperous 0.80+1/4x0.80= 1. I do fully support manufactories and they are so OP that a manufactory russia makes as much money in novgorod trade node as you were making in English Chanell.
TLDR?
BudgetMonk you look a lot like Kripparrian from Hearthstone lol
Just embargo everyone pulling out your trade.
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"whats 8% of 14 guys" uhh uhh... umm .. 2?
Part 11
Its not Riga it Rīga with a long ī just say i for 2 to 3 times longer. Also R like non english people say it.
Do you mean that weird raspy French/German thing, or the rolled Spanish thing? Hreega or Rreega?
@@Sky_Guy I dont know. Judging by how these language sound to me Id say no.
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your math is wrong
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