in MY opinion your videos really get better and better. it adds a lot if u you add historical details/backgrounds and or political thoughts/comments :)
It is very nice, that you give a little bit of the historical background in your vids. For me as an historian, there is so much interesting things i don´t know about. Thank you 😋
The Ragamuffin War was one of the larger civil wars here in Brazil, it was ended under the leadership of the Duke of Caxias, nicknamed Iron Duke and The Peacemaker (like the .40 magnum lol). Really glad to see my country highlighted mate. Cheers and come to Brazil so I can buy you a caipirinha, you haiduc! XD
Also, Guissepe Garibaldi met his wife during his time fighting in Brazil, she followed him around and helped in the fighting during the Ragamuffin War, later she would follow him back to Italy were she would die after being jailed. She is now buried in Rome under a monument for her
Brazil was my first blind playthrough. Took me 8 reloads to start understanding the game and make a viable strat. Tons of resources and potential, but damn is it hard.
It's because of Brazil's history, it's really crazy the first emperor kinda proclaimed independence from himself (he was the heir to the portuguese throne) he argued and had problems with the brazilian national elites also Brazil had so when he abdicated after governing for almost a decade his son and heir Pedro the second not even a teenager was the new head of state and because of so a provisional regency was established and oh boy this is the moment shit hit the fan literally caos
Hello, I'm from Rio Grande do Sul - Brazil, and your historical introduction was very good, in fact the war was called "farroupilha revolution", something like the rags war, because the army wore very damaged clothes.
A ragamuffin is someone dressed in rags, the English name for the war is pretty accurate. But it wasn't because they were dressed in rags, that is a popular misconception. The name came from how liberals from the south were referenced way before the war.
Thanks for the historical background of my country Ludi! Just a correction, Dom Pedro II spent his last days in France at a friend's house after the military coup. ❤🇧🇷
It's not charcoal briquettes, it's "Charque", A kind of beef jerky that was produced heavily in the region. It was a vital commodity at the time before refrigeration. Rio Grande do Sul was being heavily taxed on it, while the rest of the country started buying it from Argentina and elsewhere. RGS was also salty because of their huge participation in most of Brazil's wars as conscripts and the constant border disputes with the Spanish colonies made them super militaristic and ready to fight for any reason. This prompted the landowners, army and iluminist intelectuals to begin a revolt against the Brazilian Monarchy. The point of the revolt was to turn what they could of Brazil into a collection of Republics in a sort of Federation. This is why your War Goal in the game as Piratini is annexing Santa Catarina. It actually also broke up from Brazil and became the "Julian Republic". This revolt lasted for 10 years.
I love that Ludi is so weird and quirky but also like super wholesome and has a good message throughout the video even tho its just a map game tutorial
Why don't you change your buildings to "publicly traded"? It adds 500 Capitalists each who contribute a ton to the investment pool of your country and allow you to build more buildings for free? Especially works with Lazzie Faire
With the ongoing conflicts between Russia and Ukraine IRL, you should do a playtgrough starting as independant Ukraine, and building up for a war with russia, but try to conquer all of russia XD
Rule #1 as Brazil, Do Not Make Pedro a General! If he gets the Bandit trait, it will completely wreck your game! I didn't realize when it happened and I had to restart my game. Brazil was my favorite in Victoria II, and is still my favorite in Vic 3. Great video Brolovsky.
Hey Ludi,is there a chance you will do a livestream of how you feel about the game and just chat with fans? I really love it when you go off topic like the story about Garibaldi here and explain cool historical facts,given the fact you're ACTUALLY historically literate makes it much more cool and precious and I for one,would love to ask you different stuff real-time.
Well Ludi, you have just summoned us. From Brasil, with love. Thanks for the great content and the political advice for all brazilians, we trully live in dark times
Day two of asking for a Sardinia Piemont playthroug The best thing of Giuseppe Garibaldi is that he conquered all of sicily and all of souther Italy with only 1 thousand men. He then met hallway through Italy and just handed it over to Sardinians to see an united Italy. Dream that would have come true some years later with the "breccia of porta pia" when italian troops conquered Rome from the papal state
Who fled from Napoleon was Joao VI of Portugal, Pedro I was his son and declared the Independence of Brazil (his heart came here this year, the 200th year of the Brazilian independence, its conserved in formol), this episode is funny because its probably the only time a ruler declared independence from himself (he was also the heir of Portugal, he would inherit Brazil with or without independence). After political struggles in Portugal, Pedro I prefered going to help his motherland while keeping his son, Pedro II, here in Brazil, to rule when he came to age (18, but they made a coup so he could be crowned at 15 to avoid more instability).
My great-great-great grandfather fought in the ragamuffin war as a italian volunteer for the Riograndense republic, it's impressive how in areas of the state there are still people who vow for independence.
"We are revolutionary Ulurus!" "Great! We are revolutionary Ulurus too" "Them why you where shooting on us ?!" "... well, i thought you where revolutionary Ulurus..." "We are revolutionary Ulurus!" "We are revolutionary Ulurus too !"
Yayyyy glad to see my country have some love, and I'm happy to see Ludi know a bit of the history! How about doing a Romanian unification episode next time? Partly because I'd love to hear you talk about the history of it and also because it's probably gonna be very tricky with all the GPs around.
So sad that Lutoi et Historia committed suicide at the scientology convention after making fun of Tom Cruise. He shot himself 5 times in the head!😂 (Seriously, watch what you say, scientology can and does do a lot of censorship.)
Slavery in Brazil was abolished by his daughter in 1889 and she was the reason he had to abolish it and free the slaves Plus Deodoro was a insignificant minority who didn't get a majority of support of the Republic and the Brazilians were against the Republic, but they didn't fight back because our emperor abdicated due to how unpopular he got with the military after the Paraguayan War in the 1860s-1870s (I think) and they had different opinions of the emperor since a ton of people died in the war (especially Paraguay, who lost almost the entire male population and it's dictator had to send women, old people and children to the war but still didn't stop the Brazilians)
Honestly, Brazil's strat and in fact most underdeveloped "big" countries is to join a Custom Union, preferably the French and join in their upswing in industrialization. Brazil's advantages comes when rubber becomes an important input and I'd argue that out of all South American land, the most desirable for conquest is Venezuela and Bolivia for that sweet sweet oil in the late game, so puppet and Annex early. By joining the Custom Union you'll avoid the worst of shortages, specially in basic inputs as food, coal, iron and wood, then you can improve the standard of living quickly by focusing on the bottlenecks of industries, mainly clothes, furniture and glass. Also, focus on the colonization game in South America early, as the southern tip is amazing and RUSH the "Liberalization" mission and then in the "New Colossus" for the flat extra migration to the whole country. Just be careful to actually build these basic inputs before leaving the custom union. With this strat in the 1870's Brazil was already the biggest GDP and 3rd world power by prestige and have the highest migration attraction the world for almost the whole country. In the 1900's I have double the GDP of second place.
"He is one of the reasons slavery was ousted in brazil [...]" It's actually quite the oposite His monarchy is the main reason Brazil was THE LAST country in the americas to ban slavery. Why? Well, the landowners were the main group supporting the emperor. To keep their support and mantain the monarchy, he kept slavery going for as long as possible, despite international pressure to outlaw it. But eventually the british were able to force the imperial family to ban slavery. And a few years later, as expected, a coup ended the monarchy and started the republic.
Fun fact, during the real Ragamuffin War that happened in Brazil from 35 to 45, the rebels against the Empire never got the support of Rio Grande do Sul's Capital, the city of Porto Alegre. So they established their Capital in the city of Piratini, hence the reason the Rebel State they formed was called the Republic of Piratini (or just Piratini) and not the Republic of Rio Grande do Sul, the latter was always a province of the Empire and never joined the Rebel cause. Now the actual fun fact: So because of this gesture of loyalty to the Empire, the Emperor Pedro II gave the City of Porto Alegre the tile of "Loyal and Valorous City of Porto Alegre" in 1841, for remaining loyal to the Brazilian Empire.
As a Brazilian I would like to give some political and infrastructural tips. INVEST IN RAILWAYS. In real life, Brazil lacks this type of investment, leaving the transport sector in the hands of truck drivers, who have a certain taste for betraying their women with cheap prost*tutes and supporting coups d'état. Great viedo Ludi, um beijão no cool Mario do Paraguai
If you guys want to now more about Dom Pedro II and his love for Brazil, you guys can listen a music called Last Farewell by Armada. The music tell how much Dom Pedro suffered for leaving Brazil.
Ludi, What is your opinion about the new president of Brazil? I would like to know the opinion of other people outside my country 😄 There's no way to talk here... Too much polarization... Either you are Bolsominion or PT... Anyway thanks for the video!! 🇧🇷
actually the slavery was only banned because of England's pressure at the time, D. Pedro himself wouldn't ban slavery if he wasn't being threatened also, the population started to hate him after the Paraguay War, were the official brazilian army got created and the majority of Paraguay's population got killed
Ngl, Becoming an American in Vic 3 is just an inevitability. The game unknowingly teaches you about how Imperialism is technically justified (by all means its bad irl, but it helps you see the side of the Imperialists and why they did it). In my game as Philippines, I was forced to declare war on Venezuela because of Oil cause the Bornean oil fields have been maxed out, and since my economy is so hungry for it, Venezuela had to kick the bucket.
yeah but Mass Conscription makes my Conscripts weaker because I cant give them Flame Throwers and Airplanes Ludi, Also the irony of "Check out this amazing USA run" and the video it links for me is the Russia run XDD
I think the best strat as Brazil is to declare on Bolivia (lots of coal, sulfur and later oil) as soon as you deal with the internal wars, it is easier to fight them before they form Peru-Bolivia. After that you should focus on Peru (lots of gold and some oil from the start) and Chile (lots of gold, coal, sulfur and some oil from the start). After that you can do whatever you want but Venezuela (lots of oil) or Guyana (a LOT of gold) is far worthier than Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay (I usually let those for later because they don't have any important resources and they can colonize the rest of South America for me)
In my brazilian playthrough I've become anarcho-communist paradise with 25 living standard, 1.1 bln GDP, 3rd population and 10mil unemployed pop by 1910 :D
Another tip, "J" sound in portuguese sounds the same as in french. It's totally different than spanish, english and the eastern european languages, and yep, your "Carajas" sounded like a slang for "penis" in portugues when you spoke "j" as in some slavic language or in greek, and sounded like the same slang for "penis" in spanish when you pronounciated the "j" in spanish. I really don't know how your romanians pronounciate "j", if it is also the same as in french and portuguese or it's the same as the soft g sound in italian which is the same as the "j" in english, or if it's the "j" in the slavic languages which sounds like an "i" for all the romance languages.
As far as I remember, Pedro II (Bragança) juggled the groups in power really well and ruled for a really, really, really long time, and he was ousted by his daughter Isabel, who was the one to outlaw slavery at 16 years old when he was away, sickly and travelling. He was beloved by the people and, I don't have to say, but he wasn't much for outlawing slavery, after that we decided the best way to go was indentured servitude by way of immigration in the South. But he was progressive other than the slavery question
Impressive how my playthrough went on the exact opposite direction, focusing everything in the good change os passing public schools in the first years.
How similar is vic 3 to vic 2 Ludi? I play eu4 like its going out of style. I just never could understand victoria 2 but I want to play all of paradox games but stelleris, have to agree with isorrow on that one gross.
That war also had slave battalions who got promised freedom for fighting know as "Lanceiros Negros" translated to Black Lancers, when the war ended the slave owners didnt want this armed ex-slave army so they were betrayed and murdered.
In my opinion the vasall system sucks. I played ethiopia and was a vasall of france. I started a rebellion against france, because they had a rebellion in the mainland and i lost the connection of the france market. In the rebellion i was still in the france market and this f***ed me so up, that my entire country just died. They should change this system. If you rebell you are in your own market and not in the market of your overlord.
"Shit in a nice package" like public schools. I can't imagine why government run schools would teach you that the government is the best at running things.
You talking about Pedro the Second makes me wonder why we Brazilians are still insisting in a broken republic with every president trying to be worst than its predecessor. They should all aim to be at least half of what Pedro the Second was instead.
infrastructure only deals with market matters when you decentralize your economic buildings. if you stack everything in one tile, that one tile won't need market access. I'd suggest you try out a one tile minor nation, and ignore 'access to market' issues.
I love that your pronunciation of portuguese is a cursed mixture of spanish and italian
Im italian to me portoghese look s romenian
@@cybervirus2605 I'm Brazilian and I say that Portuguese doesn't look like Romanian. more romanian looks like italian
@@Kon__ 😂😂😂
if i'm not wrong, romanian is a latin language
@@IuriSard Yes, you are right, friend.
And where are my other dear Brazilians who laughed at his pronunciation of Carajas being so close to Caralhas? 🤣
Maranho = Maranhão
Maranao ahahahah
Maldito espanhol, atrapalha os gringos de pronunciarem direito nosso português
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Depois do maranão, marasim, maratalvez kkkkkkkkkkkkkk
in MY opinion your videos really get better and better. it adds a lot if u you add historical details/backgrounds and or political thoughts/comments :)
appreciate the kind words bro, much love :D
The intro for this video was absolutely AWESOME! I loved to see that Ludi, a Romanian, knows so much about Brazilian history.
@@LudietHistoria
I love that you gave us a bit of Brazilian history, but it will be better if you spread it out through your video.
@@LudietHistoria yeah I really enjoy the interesting facts about the people and nations you play as
It is very nice, that you give a little bit of the historical background in your vids. For me as an historian, there is so much interesting things i don´t know about. Thank you 😋
Glad you like them!
The Ragamuffin War was one of the larger civil wars here in Brazil, it was ended under the leadership of the Duke of Caxias, nicknamed Iron Duke and The Peacemaker (like the .40 magnum lol). Really glad to see my country highlighted mate. Cheers and come to Brazil so I can buy you a caipirinha, you haiduc! XD
Coé, salve aos jogadores de EU4 BRs. Tamo junto.
@@osvaldoguimaraes7559 isto é Victoria 3, não EU4
@@hotman_pt_ pensei nisso depois, mas como o Ludi posta mais EU4 que Victoria creio que continua válido 😅
@@osvaldoguimaraes7559 EU4 continua a ser melhor de qualquer forma 😎
Ragamuffins, a Gaucha rock band!!
I saw "Brazil": are you calling me? Quem aqui também é BR?
Olá
"everybody is a part of the government except the industrialists" yep that sounds like Brazilian politics alright haha
Yep, just remember what happened with Visconde de Mauá, for example.
Also, Guissepe Garibaldi met his wife during his time fighting in Brazil, she followed him around and helped in the fighting during the Ragamuffin War, later she would follow him back to Italy were she would die after being jailed. She is now buried in Rome under a monument for her
Brazil was my first blind playthrough. Took me 8 reloads to start understanding the game and make a viable strat. Tons of resources and potential, but damn is it hard.
It's because of Brazil's history, it's really crazy the first emperor kinda proclaimed independence from himself (he was the heir to the portuguese throne) he argued and had problems with the brazilian national elites also Brazil had so when he abdicated after governing for almost a decade his son and heir Pedro the second not even a teenager was the new head of state and because of so a provisional regency was established and oh boy this is the moment shit hit the fan literally caos
Hello, I'm from Rio Grande do Sul - Brazil, and your historical introduction was very good, in fact the war was called "farroupilha revolution", something like the rags war, because the army wore very damaged clothes.
A ragamuffin is someone dressed in rags, the English name for the war is pretty accurate.
But it wasn't because they were dressed in rags, that is a popular misconception. The name came from how liberals from the south were referenced way before the war.
IHAAAA BRASIL! UM BEIJÃO NA SUA NADEGA ESQUERDA, LUDI
Thanks for the historical background of my country Ludi! Just a correction, Dom Pedro II spent his last days in France at a friend's house after the military coup. ❤🇧🇷
20:30 Ludi slowly transforming into a Civics 101 teacher.
Hey, Ludi! Can you do Spanish Philippines and show how to play a colonial nation fighting an independence war and emerging as a great power?
I really like the historical background of the nations or characters, it really adds to the video. Please do more of them!!!
the first mass imigration from germans to brazil was around that time so yes, you can speak your german
Pedro II actualy is the reason Brazil had slavery for so long. When slavery was abolished in 1888, Pedro II lost all support and was deposed in 1889
He was deposed because he tried to implement agrarian reform. "Republic" started in Brazil to prevent the distribution of land to poor people.
Oi ludi obrigado por fazer um vídeo com o Brasil 👋🇧🇷👍
If theres something that mark brazil's history, that is war, civil war, a shit ton of them 🗿
It's not charcoal briquettes, it's "Charque", A kind of beef jerky that was produced heavily in the region. It was a vital commodity at the time before refrigeration.
Rio Grande do Sul was being heavily taxed on it, while the rest of the country started buying it from Argentina and elsewhere.
RGS was also salty because of their huge participation in most of Brazil's wars as conscripts and the constant border disputes with the Spanish colonies made them super militaristic and ready to fight for any reason.
This prompted the landowners, army and iluminist intelectuals to begin a revolt against the Brazilian Monarchy. The point of the revolt was to turn what they could of Brazil into a collection of Republics in a sort of Federation. This is why your War Goal in the game as Piratini is annexing Santa Catarina. It actually also broke up from Brazil and became the "Julian Republic".
This revolt lasted for 10 years.
I love that Ludi is so weird and quirky but also like super wholesome and has a good message throughout the video even tho its just a map game tutorial
Interesting info Ludi, love the historical context.
Why don't you change your buildings to "publicly traded"? It adds 500 Capitalists each who contribute a ton to the investment pool of your country and allow you to build more buildings for free? Especially works with Lazzie Faire
With the ongoing conflicts between Russia and Ukraine IRL, you should do a playtgrough starting as independant Ukraine, and building up for a war with russia, but try to conquer all of russia XD
Great video Ludi. I don’t even disagree with what you said but I don’t like it when you talk about modern politics,.
Well…. This is not eu4! Vic3 videos must focus on internal politics and internal mechanics rather than just on diplomacy
Did you mix Sao Paulo and Rio De Janiero, man you owe me a copy of Vicky 3 for that butchering. 25:00
I thought we we're friends Ludi, were is the mexican campaign? And why you did Brazil's campaign first?😭 😭
9 day
Brazil>>>>Mexico. Sorry
The fact that Peru-Bolivia exist, and Chile hasn't attacked them is really non historical
Come to Brazil🇧🇷 and be a giga Chad🗿
Politics, economics, genocide and life lessons - what more could we ask for from a Ludi video?! Maybe a WC? Is that a thing in Vicky3 yet??
big greetings from germany love your videos, also, you are funny :)
As an Australian, its hilarious that none of the Uluru revolts... owned Uluru (It's a big ole rock in the middle of the country)
Now do Piratini start
Video 44 of asking for a releasable Nitra tutorial.
You’re mine!!!!!!!
I love this man so much
Man you are from the balkans, you look like a bulgarian, best wishesh from Bg yo
Yo man for that "Ragamuffin troll" j will steal cars from your every family member 😀. (Yes jm Polish and jm proud of it).
So j wish you nice 11th november (Polish Independence Day)
Ludi, can you play as Argentina?
Rule #1 as Brazil, Do Not Make Pedro a General! If he gets the Bandit trait, it will completely wreck your game! I didn't realize when it happened and I had to restart my game. Brazil was my favorite in Victoria II, and is still my favorite in Vic 3. Great video Brolovsky.
I'm italian and i love romania. Please for the next video Romania🤗 (I love your video)
Most boring nation next - Madagascar :)
22:00 simplest diplomacy in ohio 💀💀💀
Hey Ludi,is there a chance you will do a livestream of how you feel about the game and just chat with fans?
I really love it when you go off topic like the story about Garibaldi here and explain cool historical facts,given the fact you're ACTUALLY historically literate makes it much more cool and precious and I for one,would love to ask you different stuff real-time.
Well Ludi, you have just summoned us. From Brasil, with love. Thanks for the great content and the political advice for all brazilians, we trully live in dark times
Blessed Ludi Victoria 3 content, and do please give us lectures I love it!
Yes Part 2 crush the US
20:55 based ludi wisdom
Day two of asking for a Sardinia Piemont playthroug
The best thing of Giuseppe Garibaldi is that he conquered all of sicily and all of souther Italy with only 1 thousand men. He then met hallway through Italy and just handed it over to Sardinians to see an united Italy. Dream that would have come true some years later with the "breccia of porta pia" when italian troops conquered Rome from the papal state
Germans had migrated to Brazil since the early 19th century. 130years before the second world war.
Was a blast watching you pronounce Carajás, love from Brasil!
Hon hon hon when france ? 🇫🇷
Educational content + video games = you are becoming the amalgamation of my subscribed channels in ONE channel
TLDR: ludi very effective
Jessus Christ finally some Romanian action play. Go Ludi gooooo!!! 💪💪💪✨✨✨✨
Who fled from Napoleon was Joao VI of Portugal, Pedro I was his son and declared the Independence of Brazil (his heart came here this year, the 200th year of the Brazilian independence, its conserved in formol), this episode is funny because its probably the only time a ruler declared independence from himself (he was also the heir of Portugal, he would inherit Brazil with or without independence).
After political struggles in Portugal, Pedro I prefered going to help his motherland while keeping his son, Pedro II, here in Brazil, to rule when he came to age (18, but they made a coup so he could be crowned at 15 to avoid more instability).
My great-great-great grandfather fought in the ragamuffin war as a italian volunteer for the Riograndense republic, it's impressive how in areas of the state there are still people who vow for independence.
Play as România
"We are revolutionary Ulurus!" "Great! We are revolutionary Ulurus too"
"Them why you where shooting on us ?!"
"... well, i thought you where revolutionary Ulurus..."
"We are revolutionary Ulurus!"
"We are revolutionary Ulurus too !"
Yayyyy glad to see my country have some love, and I'm happy to see Ludi know a bit of the history! How about doing a Romanian unification episode next time? Partly because I'd love to hear you talk about the history of it and also because it's probably gonna be very tricky with all the GPs around.
So sad that Lutoi et Historia committed suicide at the scientology convention after making fun of Tom Cruise. He shot himself 5 times in the head!😂
(Seriously, watch what you say, scientology can and does do a lot of censorship.)
Please do the Romania playthrough, it would be fun to see how you manage that starting situation, I tried and it was extremally hard.
Slavery in Brazil was abolished by his daughter in 1889 and she was the reason he had to abolish it and free the slaves
Plus Deodoro was a insignificant minority who didn't get a majority of support of the Republic and the Brazilians were against the Republic, but they didn't fight back because our emperor abdicated due to how unpopular he got with the military after the Paraguayan War in the 1860s-1870s (I think) and they had different opinions of the emperor since a ton of people died in the war (especially Paraguay, who lost almost the entire male population and it's dictator had to send women, old people and children to the war but still didn't stop the Brazilians)
Uh, "farrapos".
Ragamuffins was just a - grammatically correct - but VEEEEEEEEEERY weird translation
Honestly, Brazil's strat and in fact most underdeveloped "big" countries is to join a Custom Union, preferably the French and join in their upswing in industrialization. Brazil's advantages comes when rubber becomes an important input and I'd argue that out of all South American land, the most desirable for conquest is Venezuela and Bolivia for that sweet sweet oil in the late game, so puppet and Annex early.
By joining the Custom Union you'll avoid the worst of shortages, specially in basic inputs as food, coal, iron and wood, then you can improve the standard of living quickly by focusing on the bottlenecks of industries, mainly clothes, furniture and glass. Also, focus on the colonization game in South America early, as the southern tip is amazing and RUSH the "Liberalization" mission and then in the "New Colossus" for the flat extra migration to the whole country.
Just be careful to actually build these basic inputs before leaving the custom union. With this strat in the 1870's Brazil was already the biggest GDP and 3rd world power by prestige and have the highest migration attraction the world for almost the whole country. In the 1900's I have double the GDP of second place.
"He is one of the reasons slavery was ousted in brazil [...]"
It's actually quite the oposite
His monarchy is the main reason Brazil was THE LAST country in the americas to ban slavery.
Why? Well, the landowners were the main group supporting the emperor. To keep their support and mantain the monarchy, he kept slavery going for as long as possible, despite international pressure to outlaw it. But eventually the british were able to force the imperial family to ban slavery. And a few years later, as expected, a coup ended the monarchy and started the republic.
Fun fact, during the real Ragamuffin War that happened in Brazil from 35 to 45, the rebels against the Empire never got the support of Rio Grande do Sul's Capital, the city of Porto Alegre. So they established their Capital in the city of Piratini, hence the reason the Rebel State they formed was called the Republic of Piratini (or just Piratini) and not the Republic of Rio Grande do Sul, the latter was always a province of the Empire and never joined the Rebel cause. Now the actual fun fact: So because of this gesture of loyalty to the Empire, the Emperor Pedro II gave the City of Porto Alegre the tile of "Loyal and Valorous City of Porto Alegre" in 1841, for remaining loyal to the Brazilian Empire.
ayo he listen to that guy who's been ask him to play Brazil non stop
As a Brazilian I would like to give some political and infrastructural tips. INVEST IN RAILWAYS. In real life, Brazil lacks this type of investment, leaving the transport sector in the hands of truck drivers, who have a certain taste for betraying their women with cheap prost*tutes and supporting coups d'état. Great viedo Ludi, um beijão no cool Mario do Paraguai
If you guys want to now more about Dom Pedro II and his love for Brazil, you guys can listen a music called Last Farewell by Armada. The music tell how much Dom Pedro suffered for leaving Brazil.
Ludi, What is your opinion about the new president of Brazil? I would like to know the opinion of other people outside my country 😄 There's no way to talk here... Too much polarization... Either you are Bolsominion or PT... Anyway thanks for the video!! 🇧🇷
actually the slavery was only banned because of England's pressure at the time, D. Pedro himself wouldn't ban slavery if he wasn't being threatened
also, the population started to hate him after the Paraguay War, were the official brazilian army got created and the majority of Paraguay's population got killed
Ngl, Becoming an American in Vic 3 is just an inevitability. The game unknowingly teaches you about how Imperialism is technically justified (by all means its bad irl, but it helps you see the side of the Imperialists and why they did it). In my game as Philippines, I was forced to declare war on Venezuela because of Oil cause the Bornean oil fields have been maxed out, and since my economy is so hungry for it, Venezuela had to kick the bucket.
Me: "Crusader Kings is the Paradox series with the worst border gore."
Vikki 3 Australia: "That's the most wrongest thing I've ever heard."
yeah but Mass Conscription makes my Conscripts weaker because I cant give them Flame Throwers and Airplanes Ludi, Also the irony of "Check out this amazing USA run" and the video it links for me is the Russia run XDD
Vai Brasilll
I think the best strat as Brazil is to declare on Bolivia (lots of coal, sulfur and later oil) as soon as you deal with the internal wars, it is easier to fight them before they form Peru-Bolivia. After that you should focus on Peru (lots of gold and some oil from the start) and Chile (lots of gold, coal, sulfur and some oil from the start). After that you can do whatever you want but Venezuela (lots of oil) or Guyana (a LOT of gold) is far worthier than Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay (I usually let those for later because they don't have any important resources and they can colonize the rest of South America for me)
In my brazilian playthrough I've become anarcho-communist paradise with 25 living standard, 1.1 bln GDP, 3rd population and 10mil unemployed pop by 1910 :D
Going to try Brazil this evening too, really excited, hope I don't just do everything you did haha.
Another tip, "J" sound in portuguese sounds the same as in french. It's totally different than spanish, english and the eastern european languages, and yep, your "Carajas" sounded like a slang for "penis" in portugues when you spoke "j" as in some slavic language or in greek, and sounded like the same slang for "penis" in spanish when you pronounciated the "j" in spanish.
I really don't know how your romanians pronounciate "j", if it is also the same as in french and portuguese or it's the same as the soft g sound in italian which is the same as the "j" in english, or if it's the "j" in the slavic languages which sounds like an "i" for all the romance languages.
As far as I remember, Pedro II (Bragança) juggled the groups in power really well and ruled for a really, really, really long time, and he was ousted by his daughter Isabel, who was the one to outlaw slavery at 16 years old when he was away, sickly and travelling. He was beloved by the people and, I don't have to say, but he wasn't much for outlawing slavery, after that we decided the best way to go was indentured servitude by way of immigration in the South. But he was progressive other than the slavery question
Impressive how my playthrough went on the exact opposite direction, focusing everything in the good change os passing public schools in the first years.
How similar is vic 3 to vic 2 Ludi? I play eu4 like its going out of style. I just never could understand victoria 2 but I want to play all of paradox games but stelleris, have to agree with isorrow on that one gross.
That war also had slave battalions who got promised freedom for fighting know as "Lanceiros Negros" translated to Black Lancers, when the war ended the slave owners didnt want this armed ex-slave army so they were betrayed and murdered.
In my opinion the vasall system sucks.
I played ethiopia and was a vasall of france. I started a rebellion against france, because they had a rebellion in the mainland and i lost the connection of the france market.
In the rebellion i was still in the france market and this f***ed me so up, that my entire country just died.
They should change this system. If you rebell you are in your own market and not in the market of your overlord.
I love the history rants, you are definitely passionate about what you do. I’ll be watching more of your videos for sure 👍🏻
Imagine believing that publics schools benefit the poor people... When in reality a private education system would be way more efficient
So you just click on as many provinces as you want to colonize? Not limited by colonists or anything?
Oh, you have to defend them?
"Shit in a nice package" like public schools. I can't imagine why government run schools would teach you that the government is the best at running things.
You already know what I'm gonna say Ludi:
CIRCASSIA PLAYTHROUGH LET'S GOOOOOOOOOO
You talking about Pedro the Second makes me wonder why we Brazilians are still insisting in a broken republic with every president trying to be worst than its predecessor. They should all aim to be at least half of what Pedro the Second was instead.
infrastructure only deals with market matters when you decentralize your economic buildings. if you stack everything in one tile, that one tile won't need market access. I'd suggest you try out a one tile minor nation, and ignore 'access to market' issues.
It's fun that a Afro-brazilian revolt occurred in Bahia in 1835. The Male Revolt tried to create a Muslim State with Sharia in Bahia
Am I the only one, who noticed that Ludi has Vic2 music playing in his EU4 videos, and EU3 music in his Vic3 videos?
Ludi, im brazilian and a fan, nice knowledge about Imperial Brasil History, u need only know how to speak words with ÃO on the end kkkkkk
Small correction Ludi: Pedro II spent his last days in Paris, until his death in 1891 (3 years after the republican coup).
Men, I'm Brazilian and I want you to be our president.
You administered my country more competently than about anyone.
Are you kidding me? Salta, Argentina is still not in the provinces and is part of Jujuy? I'm offended
Already gave a like for Brazil, but then you said to like for Romania, and I'm sad that I can't like again.