Completely REPLACING FRANCE as Burgundy In EU4
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- Опубліковано 18 січ 2024
- In EU4 Burgundy is overshadowed by the big blue blob France. This time we're changing things up, making a big Burgundian blob, dismantling the HRE, completely replacing the French and basically completely dominating Europe (if you don't mind the huge coalition being formed.. aggressive expansion is just a number)
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please continue this campaign! Cheers from Spain
Cheers mate! I do wanna form Lotharingia so probably will
For sure, I really enjoyed this video and I hope you continue it
32:26 it's not a bug; the imperial incident prevents burgundy from declaring an independence war
got it, ty!
The funny thing with Lotharingia is that if you click the mission, an event will pop for Lotharingia, instead of you just forming it instantly.
As will all event formable nations (Latin empire for example), this means that you can choose to form a bunch of other nations while the event is sitting, and then click the event afterwards. This lets you, for example, form Sardinia Piedmont (mission for 10% goods produced and 5% admin efficiency), Prussia (Ideas, government form, and some missions), then France (maybe for the ideas, but mostly for the italian missions which give you very good permanent modifiers) in the meantime, and then still lets you form Lotharingia afterwards giving you its missions (including even more permanent admin efficiency). The most insane part is that Lotharingia and France are both end tags, so you get to utilise the missions of 2 end game tags.
Oh and also, if you're willing to save scum a bit, don't ally Bohemia at the beginning, just royal marry them. You can reroll until they elect someone of your dynasty, and then claim throne and declare on them. Since Austria is rivaled to them 99% of the time, they won't defend Bohemia.
Ok that's wild, I had no idea about this, I'll have to try it out
Thanks for the guide! I recommend that players always check out mercenary companies. In Europe, you can often rent a company with a general who has at least a 1 siege pip, and sometimes even higher. This approach is cost-effective and saves manpower in the early game, especially up to military technology levels 5 or 6. Additionally, Burgundy benefits from a mercenary discount in its national ideas later in the game.
That Burgundy was gorgeous. Thanks for the video. ❤️❤️❤️
Just found your channel, really cool, bro! Keep going with this campaign!
welcome! thank you bro
Next step is restoring charlmagne empire (conquer germany and italy)
Vassalizing Provence is such a goddamn pro move, this is why I subscribe
Just found your channel. I really like your play style/editing. please keep posting
thank you, i will keep posting for sure
there's no need to rush cores from tags, you have 150 years. Keep in count all vassals you can obtain with events, you need a lot of diplo slot, you could save 3 diplo slots (and some AE because of Bordeaux). Your runs are good because you do the right moves and your explanations are clear, you are a smart gamer in general, you just need to improve in small details and some mechanics: for example you need to be more cautious with mana and avoid the monthly autonomy change (economy destroyer) penalty with low crownland. About hiring a starting general, you can save the mil points using the estate privilege that let you hire one free every 20 years (+10% influence +1 slot are not a problem because is the equivalent of when was meta to use increased levies every game).
I repeat: you are smart (a lot of other mainstream youtubers don't use other nations mission trees like you, showing that to newbies is gold), you just need to be more nerdy with mechanics
I try to balance learning, having fun while playing and also saving time not min maxing the hell out of everything because making the videos takes a lot of time out of my day. On the other hand lots of these mistakes you pointed out also come simply from lack of experience, there's a lot of shit i don't know about the game, but i think i'm improving bit by bit because my first videos that are now deleted were soo much worse honestly.. I appreciate your comment!
I always play burgundy to become the Netherlands. Just basically a hyper aggressive Netherlands and then start going colonial and it’s easy to get England as PU once you switch over. Another great video broski!!! 👌
I played the Netherlands just once when I first started playing EU4, probably need to try it again at some point. Do they get a PU mission over England?
@@GolemEnt ya. It’s later in their mission tree. Has a 25 year timer I believe
Very good.
so good content. Cheers from South Korea.
Thanks for watching buddy!
probably my fav nation in eu4
Will you try out Post Finem?
yeah ! have exactly the same borders, with huge AE, in many years and with a bad national idea set !
i had this cursed plan to... i had
that is pure genius man respect
6:25, so the Burgundian monarchy now gives free forts if they border a rival. You actually could have kept some of those fort until England and France were too weak.
I am going to go for this today but instead of dismantling I want to try and become emperor.
Move your capital to the Netherlands to avoid the Dutch revolt disaster and get English channel main node
Pls continue
How do you continue this campaign? Do you fight the coalition or just expand really slowly over the next century
probably fight england next while improving relations with everyone else to make the coalition smaller and then just declare on it
I like burgundy.
hey, i was wondering if it would even be possible to play EU4 as a moral leader? and which nation would you need to start as to make it successful? what other rules could be added to this list?
How to play EU4 morally - The Rules:
- No using missionaries (no religion conversion)
- Ideally you'd convert to Confucian and then harmonise every other religion or play Buddhist?
- No culture conversion
- Try to get Republic or Peasant Republic ASAP
- Decentralisation not Centralisation
- Increasing Autonomy not Decreasing Autonomy
- Play Tall not Wide
- No Offensive Wars
- Defensive Wars can't take land, have to take money or release nations.
- Can only take land if you helped allies and they give you land
- Vassals & Diplo Annexing may be allowed (depends on if you think its OK)
- No Colonisation
- Have to take the most moral event options all the time
- Help develop & build things in your vassals nations
- Donate money regularly if possible
- Accept all rebel demands
you can try something like that with Korea i guess but don't do all the rules, increasing autonomy is already a big L and there shouldn't be a need to fight defensive wars as normally you should be able to get stronger than any AI countries even with just developing your starting lands
@@GolemEnt my idea for defensive wars would be (although ive never tried it and its not technically moral) might be to go full mercenary... try for a good economy.. playing tall, developing going trade and economic, and mercenary ideas.. never having a standing army so you are more likely to be attacked.. allying weak nations that are likely to be invaded.. saving money by not spending on an army and then suddenly building mercenaries when attacked or the ally is attacked.. not sure if it would work?
I've never tried such a campaign either so i can't confidently say. Sorry. You could always experiment with it. I guess it could work since the AI would view you as a weak target with no army
How could you attack France day 1, did you had no truce with them before?
i didn't attack France first, it was Provence
I think i m the only brazilian wachting you❤
What’s better? Forming lotharingia or France?
France for sure but Lotharingia has a unique achievement
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