EU4 1.34 Portugal Guide - The EASIEST Nation For BECOMING UNSTOPPABLE
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In this video titled EU4 1.34 Portugal Guide - The EASIEST Nation For BECOMING UNSTOPPABLE I make an EU4 Guide for Portugal for Europa Universalis 4 1.34 Lions of The North. With EU4 1.34 Lions of The North releasing the meta and the starting moves for many nations on the map has changed, so of course new and up to date guides are needed. This EU4 Portugal starting moves guide or EU4 Portugal starting moves tutorial will ensure that you get a great start for yourself playing as the nation of Portugal . This guide covers the opening moves, diplomacy, estates, alliances, subjects, missions, national ideas, and more! Portugal is one of the best nations for blobbing, having a massive army that is also extremely powerful, being extremely rich, dominating trade, restoring The Roman Empire, colonizing, personal unions and more! After watching this EU4 Portugal guide you will ensure a great start for yourself, and you will have an easy and fun campaign. The save file is available for all Tier 1 and above UA-cam members in the save-games Discord channel.
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Feeling a Ming walkthrough
Dithsmarchen
Could you do an updated guide for austria?
Austria
Livonian Order
At least Portugal can beat Morocco here
Re-Reconquista.
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Outch, emotional damage
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Forming Spain as Portugal made me shiver as a Portuguese.
no Lusitania formable is annoying
Think of it this way, it's effectively uniting the peninsula same way Castile did, Hispania was the name Romans called the peninsula, maybe if it was Portugal uniting the peninsula we would have also taken that name idk.
I would really like to see how you managed that first war against Castile instead of jumping to the end of the war by cut. After easily 20 attempts to defeat Castile according to this guide...my conclusion...it doesn't even begin to work like that. Castile has either a ton of allies, or double the size armies than france.
Agreed - the one time I had an almost ok run going, I ended up bankrupt when attacking Castile + Venice with my ally France who did very little.
Bro exactly I swear guides are not the same game we play as cause in so many of his videos the people will have no allies or one and in my games they will have 3 allies
24:56 It you use a reconquest CB and you take back your vassals provinces through the conquest tab you only get reduced AE on the provinces of the subject whose CB you used to declare the war. Your other subjects provinces will cost full AE unless you use the return cores tab.
Also no diplo point cost for the Return Cores but don't get the Power Projection against rivals that conquesting the provinces gives
@@nationalsocialism3504 Your nick tho💀
@@arya_real the only healthy way to structure an Industrial Society is Fascism... literally every sociological & economic ill we are currently suffering from wouldn't exist under a Fascist State.
You need to a karaman into rum guide. Can't seem to get my game started
Karaman will be soon in A-Z I think
Seconded.
Karaman so hard, I got one In a million game as AQ where i formed Persia and annihilated Otto's almost alone.
@@cameronwalters1626he doesn’t do formable nations in A-Z though, does he? Or is that only in A-Z releasables?
Does Karaman have unique national ideas and missions. I assume not because I googled it and the wiki didn’t have anything about missions.
If you plan on going heavy colonial, I recommend the 2nd colonial policy, because -50 uprising chance + the explo - expan policy that gives -50 uprising chance too, which puts you at -100
I usually start with the first one, then swap (at the cost of 1 stab) when I have the policy.
So, about native policies, there is an objectively right option in my opinion, which is trading, but coexistance is better before you finish exploration and expansion for the policy. The reason for this is because repression gives 20 settlers, which is about 1 and 2/3 of a population a month... that's right, less that 2 people a month from that policy. Thing is, it's not even much faster, because you can't get the "natives in X request conversion" or "natives in X adopt Y culture" events with repression. These both give 100 settlers when they trigger and their MTTH is not that long. Add on to this that you have to either station troops in your colonies or wipe out the natives (which is bad, cos native assimilation gives goods produced which is ridiculously powerful when it adds up) and this leads to more money wasted (either on the troops or the loss of profit). Also, it can be a good idea to give "grant new world charters" to your burghers which gives some colonial bonuses if you want to speed things up along with "establish new world missions" to your clergy to get even more native assimilation.
What I like to do as Portugal is vassalising Granada asap (even better if they've been reduced to an OPM like this guide shows since you don't have to cobelligerate them) and giving them Ceuta. Granada has a mission that creates a center of trade in Ceuta, making your trade company even more powerful and giving you an extra edge over Castile and its trade in the earlygame. And if you don't feel like waiting for annexation, you can simply seize Ceuta back immediately afterwards.
The first war against Morroco is sooo hard, they have around 50k troops with Tunis and Grenada, I always finish with 0 manpower after 5 years
and like 130k reserves
I've tried 3 times and I can't even win...
Hint: declare when they are at war with someone strong, or even a bit after
I ended the war like 7 years late first try and 4 the second time, usually with 9 loans. Even tried to bait their armies into my mountain fort but they always double their army size mid war and I run out of manpower. I wish the guide showed how he dealt with the Granadan army besieging his provinces and the like. The only way I can end consistently on time is to drag allied Castille in but then they want provinces, meaning I cant demand tons of money to fix debts.
Just launched my Portugal campaign. Wars in Magreb were super easy, as Castile is my best buddy from day 1 (who will be betrayed during late game) and he was so kind to fight every major battle and siege in Africa for me. To make things even easier, I waited untill Morocco fought other north Africa nations.
This guide is GREAT for economics, but unfortunately it fails to help deal with the Castile situation at first. In my game, Castile got the union early and unfortunately allied with Brittany. When I got France in, France would focus on Brittany every single time and then eventually meander towards Aragon. Overall, great guide though!
Ideally you go for a very early war with Castille with France as your Ally, then you annex enough land from them that the Iberian wedding event doesn't happen
@@gabrielethier2046 Heh, thanks man. In my Portugal campaign at the time the Iberian Wedding did happen. And I did eventually succeed, I just had to wait for France to help after Brittany. At the end of my Portugal campaign, I owned all of Iberia, The Americas, large swaths of Africa, and India.
Onestly I think Is Better ally castille either Way because even if you want to conquer them you could use them at the start for the morocco war and later Simply cancel the alliance
Thats what I did.They helped me beat Morocco then I broke the alliance and allied France...The rest is history
I enjoy cancelling the alliance by issuing an embargo and immediately rivalling them, which gives me 1-2 ducats more from trade since they alliance break and can't counter-embargo because there is a truce.
mod guides would be lovely like anbennar and ante bellum imperium universalis etc etc.
17:17 NO! You should colonise Cape Verde!
Arguin is further away, yes, from Portugal. But also from every other province in the game!
Colonial distance TO a coastal province is calculated from the sea tile of the province's port. Both Arguin and Cape Verde are connected to the same sea tile, but Cape Verde is considered closer to the sea tile's centre, so it shows it as being closer.
However, this goes just the same if you calculate colonial range FROM coastal provinces. Say, you wanted to reach Pernambuco, in Brazil. Your "paths" would be:
- Cape Verde->Start Sea Tile->[sea tiles]->End Sea Tile->Pernambuco
- Arguin->Start Sea Tile->[sea tiles]->End Sea Tiles->Pernambuco
The exact same paths, except in the beginning. And we've already established Arguin is further away from the sea tile than Cape Verde.
So yeah, Arguin is further away from the Portuguese mainland than Cape Verde. It is also further away from every single province in the world. To maximise your colonial range, you will want to colonise Cape Verde, NOT Arguin.
P.S. Colonising Arguin so Castile doesn't get it isn't a terrible idea, but after Cape Verde!
I can't even manage to win with Morocco. Even when they don't ally Tunis :( I get just destroyed by number of their army. It would be great if guides included also warfare detailed guide, as it's something what I'm struggling the most. But anyway all guides are good job.
Aragon and Castile are good allies for this war. Trying to go it alone is probably going to get rough. It's not easy to take over North Africa and Iberia even with useful allies, though. It's misleading to still be calling this an easy nation.
never thought i'd be this early, thanks for the guide i was always looking forward to a portugal guide
Love the vids! I thought an Austria guide was coming?
5:47 I'd try to look around and see if there's a nation close enough to me willingly to buy the transports I don't wanna keep instead of deleting. To get 10 ducats per transport that early is not bad at all. Sometimes you can even manage to sell 2 transports for 30 ducats and that's really neat!
and also just move the slider to get something that finishes with digits from 1 to 9 then lower it to 36 for example and they might accept it as well
@@bomontius Hmm, so they can accept when you''ve just crossed the line into "no"? I thought it went from 100% chance to 0% in a single tick, but I guess it actually scales down to 0%?
@@gahlster yes if you press + - buttons you cant see it but if you move the slider you will get the numbers that they can accept
@@bomontius ty
I haven`t played in in Europa since my first game as Salzburg so I decided to a Portugal Achievement Run. By 1600 i had so much of the world that i finally tried and achieved a world conquest. It´s insane how easy it is for European colonial powers expand.
what year did you finish wc? Is it more doable than Mughals or Austria?
@@teekoo777 finished it around 1780. I haven't played Austria but it should be the easiest. (maybe with Spain/Kastilien/GB).
I would personally like to see a Japan guide for 1.34
Hello Hawk, thanks for the guide. I have an idea for a possible next guide ! What if you do a Najd guide for the Jihad achievement ?
I am not an EU4 expert but I realized that something was definitely out of the normal. I joined France - England war. I tried your tactic and while I sieged Morocco, England came with 36 ships and 18 soldiers to my land. In addition England, while I sieged and defeated Morocco's soldier Granada went my land and sieged some lands. I can not chase Granada because England soldiers there too. Because all of this, I reached and agreement with Morocco without money. My score just enough to North Morocco lands. At the end of the day, the process took so long that I had to declare bankruptcy like Michael because I am not paying attention to the debt. War exhaust was also at reached 18. Even when this fckng England is my subject, he does not bring soldiers from his own land with ships, but for some reason he wanted to besiege me in the war of France. Well play England, well play...
He allied France later on in the war, that's why he was fine. Obviously if you do it early on England will fully focus on you, because you are the weaker ally. Also, you should avoid English troops altogether; France will beat up England
Thanks Red Hawk! For your next guide, how about Croatia?
One thing I like to do after completing most of the portuguese mission tree is giving every province in europe to a vassal (León, for example) and forming Brazil since their ideas are better by this point (also I'm brazillian)
da pra fazer isso ja existindo a nação colonial de portugues brasil?
@@TsoiViktor900 sim, a decisão Flee to Brazil pode ser tomada sempre que portugal tem CN no Brasil e menos de 5 províncias na europa, e então a CN vira independente com Portugal de PU e capital no RJ. Se você toma essa decisão é essencialmente formar o Brasil com Portugal.
@@elcazador3349 mid to late game Portugal's trade/colonization ideas are weak compared to infantry combat and CCR in my opinion. Brazil also has some nice +10% on both tax and goods produced. You'll also have the benefit of having a capital virtually impossible to invade
Hi!
What about one of the smaller german nations for the next guide? I guess that will be challenging and I recommend "Trier", due to the fact that this is my hometown ;)
18:22 I believe there is a clergy privilege that gives +50% assimilation chance, pair that up with the middle colonial policy and have 2k troops on the province you're colonizing, and you can easily grow colonies, even faster than the 3rd native policy.
You get -50% uprising through ideas (explo+expa policy) so no uprisings with middle native policy.
@@nuttsmasher9252 yea that too.
> middle native policy + clergy privilege (establish new world missions) = +100% assimilation chance
> middle native policy + ExploExpan policy = -100% uprising chance
In my current byz campaign, Castille was allied to France.
I had burgundy and milan as PU, little over half of Italy was my vassal or my PUs vassal. I had no mil ideas
Managed to curbstomp both france and Castille easily without calling any allies (England, Poland, Russia, mamluks).
Your alliance set should be illegal
@@viniciusyugulis7278 I have to spend a good deal of effort to make sure russia doesn't declare war on Poland. So I have to constantly have larger army than russia. I plan on breaking alliance with mamluks after eating up france and ottomans (half way done already for both by 1522, without any trucebreaks).
Hey Hawk you should make a video where you make your ideal custom nation
I believe that the meta of colonizing the furthest provinces around Africa is simply not optimal. Rather than colonizing the furthest african province from your current provinces, you should colonize the province that gets you the closest to the Indian Ocean. For example, while Arguin is farther than Cabo Verde, it might actually be better to colonize the latter to go just one province farther in the next step (the one next to Benin as opposed to the one closer). (Note: I have did no experimenting to see if that is the case). An even more egregious example is colonizing St. Helena instead of Luanda. While that island is further from your current holdings, it also is further from the cape. In other words, you could've possibly colonized Cape itself after Luanda rather than that region's closest province after the island. Not to say that these two examples don't help you with the Americas either (St. Helena might, but Argentina isn't that much in play until Brazil is colonized anyways).
Pretty sure if you give Ceuta to Granada they have a mission to spawn a Center of Trade there
Yes they do!
Why not get the scripted advisors?
do the next guide on which ever country wins the world cup
I’m so happy I love you
It's honestly so weird to me now seeing green Portugal
Would be amazing if you played some of these guides into the age of absolutism to give a more in depth experience. Mainly just to see you dominate for a longer period of time though lol
I completely agree, 90% of guides do not go past colonialism
Once you get the ball rolling in these start guides you become overpowered compared to your AI neighbours and don't need a guide to steam roll everyone.
@@bert3241 I don't honestly watch these videos for the guide but just for entertainment. I'd just enjoy watching him continue them purely for entertainment purposes!
Any tips on how to get troops out there without losing them attrition in the very early game? Anyone ever swap over to Estates General?
Hey hawk, one professional question if you dont mind,
I watched your Kotte to Canada video where you changed capital to South Georgia and then to Canada.
I tried similar thing, changed Croatian capital hoping that l can change it to brazilian colonial region next but it didnt let me
I dont understand why?
You can only do it via a few provinces, such as Bermuda or South Georgia, that are in the New World region, but not actually in a colonial region, so Croatia -> Bermuda -> Then you can form what you want. (If I understand correctly)
@@YhughuCH yes but l couldnt, when l tried to go from South Georgia to Brazil it said i cant move my capital there bcs l still have big heartland around it
@@k.a.2253 I would make a copy of the save before doing anything. Then give away your european provinces to vassals and try moving your capital again.
If it doesn't work go back to the original save that you had copied.
This is a great guide, thank you so much! One question I had, you don't seem to be converting the African territories you've taken over. Would converting help with production & trade, or is it just flavor?
If you are adding the territories to trade companies, unaccepted religion or culture does not hurt production/trade or your overall religious unity.
@@Shepherd492 But then you suffer high unrest as well
It’s not a lot of unrest iirc. After the first rebels in conquered territories pop I don’t remember getting a lot of unrest outside of bad events, very very rarely in colonized provinces. However I rarely make it to the Age of Revolutions before getting bored and starting a new campaign.
I've tried to be friendly as Portugal to Castile many times but more often then not they will get a PU casus belli and attack >:(
So anytime I play Portugal, I gobble up the Iberian peninsula 😋
If you take any province from Granada they will never get a PU CB on you because you are blocking that part of their mission tree
portugal is one of the most fun nations to start playing in very hard mode
What about a guide por portugal conquering the entire europe? :)
Red Hawk: "Yah Castille should be easy to fight once you have France"
Me: *starts Portugal campaign*
*Conquers Morocco etc.*
*Goes back to Castille*
*Castille have allied the Ottomans
Спасибо за видео.
wich DLC is that naval doctrine mechanic from?
you still haven't reached letter M in your a to z campaign so you haven't played mali yet so it'll be cool when you finished your mali video make a guide for it also
This is the perfect game that can satisfy my aggression 🤣
If you form Spain, you usually get all of the Castilian into Spanish missions, which focus on colonization. If instead you want to conquer France and the Mediterranean, especially the Ottomans, switch to Aragonese culture before forming Spain. You'll then get Aragonese missions, instead. If you're quick about conquering the Mediterranean, you can then form Jerusalem by decision, as long as you do it before the age of absolutism, but you can't form Spain and Jerusalem both.
Personally, I like the idea of tag switching into Kongo on my way to Aragonese Spain, with a Portuguese start.
Or even better, culture flip to an Italian culture and form Italy instead of Spain, Italy is a much better endgame tag since they get CCR and permaclaims on the whole Mediterranean. Spain is a huge noob trap if you're trying to do a big blobbing run (e.g. a WC) because they get no bonuses towards CCR, admin efficiency or dip annexation (speaking of which, another potential option is to form GB since they get cheaper dip annexations and you can do a dip annex build with that)
Nice 100.000
I guess France and the Ottomans are the next guides you will be doing.
What kind of dlc’s do you use?
How do you feel about using monopolies in lieu of burgher loans?
I have never used a monopoly
@@TheRedHawk I'm not sure whether they're better or not - different, for sure. 10% loyalty bonus, no influence boost to the estate, and you get 8 years of income -now- at the cost of 10 years of that income over the next 10 years, but it doesn't cost you mercantilism or trade efficiency (in fact you get +1 mercantilism when you give out a monopoly privilege, which is kinda-sorta like, what, 100 dip?)... still not sold it's amazing, but might be something to check out. I've started using them and I feel like they're situationally better, although the 20% loyalty drain to cancel them and the fact that you either re-enact them every 10 years or you have a dead privilege just giving 10% loyalty at the cost of income until you revoke it is kind of an annoyance over the loans.
Best nation
What is the best diamiyo for colonial Japan?
Has the guide for Oda changed with the last patch? Been playing them alot and I can unify Japan but after that I get wrecked economily and by ming cause my tec can't catch up.
Around what year should you have your first war with ming and how should you do it?
@@trentduren3554 I fight Korea + Ming by the 1480's or 1490's, I wait until ming's mandate is low and my rebellions are back under control. As Oda you shouldn't have problems having 40K troops and artillery by that time
I'm still kinda new to eco though so I'm in massive debt
How is it possible not to have the same options like you ? For example, I don't have the button "Slacken recruiting standards" or the mission "English alliance" or in navy, I don't have the option to send the commander to explore. Why is this happening?
do you have all the DLC and patches?
@@anthonyshaheen8856 No, can't afford them.
@@ManosProstyle Then this is the answer unfortunately. Each of the patches and DLC added new aspects/functions to the game.
@@anthonyshaheen8856 Shitty company.
Do a guide on wallachia
The uncolonized animist province in the canary islands is useful if you want to flip to one of the new world religions. You know, for nahuatl Texas runs.
Portugal is my favorite nation for MP. Getting colonies, siphoning all the global trade, being The Bank of Europe, funding other people's wars to benefit me, and generally being a rat 🤣
POV: CR7 is playing EU4 to get revenge on Morocco
Realize you can't do it every guide because it would get boring, but a brief mention of what makes a good diet mission would be greatly appreciated!
Also a guide on some events that come back often
13:00 I thought you couldn't add provinces in your home trade node into a trade company?
its ok if its on a different continent
Honestly Portugal compared to Castile is a much better starter nation for beginners. Castile's main issue is that it has a lot of disasters that just happen and has the added RNG of Aragon rivaling you.
Lore of the lusitania dominance momentum 100
DO A GUIDE FOR MING PLSSSS
11% inflation… Tasty😄
Also how do you do colonial japan?
Im really confused by the fact that anyone here seems to have the DLCs or something like that?? Because since Im neither having the missions with for example England and resulting in that obviously theres no option for me to build a flagship or even send a ship to explore or give it any other mission than protecting trade. Why is that? Is everyone just having the necessary DLCs by default or am I missing something crucial here? It cant be the fact that Im playing on 1.35 and not 1.34 like in the Guide since in the Guide for 1.35 there are the same issues. Can anyone help me?
Which DLC's are used for this video? :)
Portugal is more powerful than I thought.
Am i the only one who uses "Return cores" to feed my vassals? that feature makes the defeatedcountry loose their cores on those provinces.... if you take them regularly they keep their cores
Also less war score and/or less ae
Return core tab is definitely superior, but only if you are using a reconquest war . For instance if I accidentally attack using conquest instead of reconquest, and I can’t save scum of course because I didn’t notice in time, I just white peace the war instead of just handing occupation to subject to take it that way. Reduced AE, plus, when you hand an occupied province to a subject and take it in the peace deal, it does not take into account your modifiers to war score cost, and maybe even admin efficiency I believe I’m not sure.
Make Morocco guide
When can we get a granada guide?
do a netherlands run!
1.34 england guide, please?
Should you form Spain when you are able??
I like playing portugal and going sucko mode
do a guide for morocco pls
It bugs me so much nobody uses the return core tab in the peace deals 🤯
It costs more warscore than using the other option, check both by yourself and see.
@@wizardsummoner9124 for real? I never checked war score but in the deals ive checked it was less AE to use return tab. Plus not having to click and change every province is appealing to me.
I'll have to see next time the war score cost difference thanks for the insight!
@@wizardsummoner9124 yes it costs more but not that much. I always test it on my runs and there is only 10 warscore difference at most. plus, if you have more than one vassal and reconquering their cores, you should give provinces to the war goal vassal and give the rest from the return core tab
Ayy😌
I used this guide and it resulted in morocco killing my armies and me going bankrupt. Thanks!
Lmao
I would thinking of keeping Leon for a bit. They colonize too, so you colonize a bit more at the same time.
How do you beat Morocco bro they keep destroying my troops
i just got the game and some options dont appear to me dunt know why.
You can get all dlcs for free
wth do I do if I don’t get the claim on Morocco
releasing this after the day Morocco defeats Portugal in WC? i see what you did there...i guess
I have a premium youtube account. But I have never used discord before, and wow I hate the entire setup of that site. I just want to get the save files but I have no idea how to. Anyone know how?
There needs to be some proper explanation on how to win the Morocco war, cos I haven't had a single attempt yet go well.
As of my fourth try at this, I got a 'success' by rapid-fire peacing out Granada via vassalisation, then only taking Tangiers and war reps. Due to some mismanagement on my part I lost *my entire army* in the process, but hey, better than losing the entire war.
@@helzing5114 Okay, I've found a way to get a good enough first war. Don't recruit the five regiments at the start, and build a heavy ship and 4-5 galleys at the start. Put off building the flagship for later. About halfway through 1446 start recruiting a free company, and grab the Expansionist Zealotry clerical privilege. Recruit a general for your free company and check if he has any siege pips. Once you're in position, rush Tangiers with either the 9k force if the general has a siege pip, otherwise use the 15k stack. You might have to fight off one attack, but especially if Tunis isn't allied to Morocco you can catch them in a position where the AI won't risk attacking either of your provinces. You then just let warscore tick for the North Morocco provinces, and just deal with the fact that you'll have to fight for Fez later.
Boring but tense, I left the war with more manpower than I started and I was in prime position to bully Tlemcen immediately after.
@@helzing5114 One other neat little tech, if you manage to vassalise Granada, give them Ceuta, because they have a mission that turns it into a trade post.
@@AGrumpyPanda how to deal with immense amounts of debt from loans?
Don't get to that point to start with. I managed to get out of the aforementioned war with ~10 loans.
Also, another good step after that first war (assuming you haven't lost any dudes) is to immediately declare on Tlemcen afterwards and vassalise them. If you can win the war without fighting their dudes (and they'll run away if you outnumber them severely) then you've got a decent free economy and military boost.
Finally Portugal!!!
22:03
No meu jogo a França se aliou a Castile 🤡
*Castela
Kinda new with EU4 which I got through Steam about 3 months ago. Trying to pick up concepts but this doesn’t look like my version. You talk very fast so I have to go over it and pause. I have not been able to even find trade companies much less create them, I usually end up getting deep in debt or in trouble early in the colonial part.
It depends on what dlc you have, if any. There is A LOT of content that isn't part of the base game
@@anon-rf5sx I have no added content. I have a IMac that the game barely runs on. I guess trying to get used to the game before investing any more in it. I need a gaming machine.
Prefiero que nos invada Portugal a usa o cualquier otro pais nuestros hermanos ibéricos🤣😱
17:43
Or you could simply... wipe them out right after the start of colonization, and never care about those pesky native rise ups, while having the largest settler increase.
hi
Easy for Moroccans indeed
kinda annoying that eu4 is 10x harder without dlcs
all of the EU4 videos are now "easiest nation" "how to take a world with the strongest nation" like where are your desire for a challenge do a pskov video on hot to do achievement
Ah yes.
Brazil's Open Beta
This is a joke, Portuguese people please don't kill me
Too depressed to want to kill you. Watching this to remember a time we could beat Morocco. 😔
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