EU4 1.35 Manchu Guide - This NEW MISSION TREE Has INSANE BUFFS
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2023
- In this video titled EU4 1.35 Manchu Guide - This NEW MISSION TREE Has INSANE BUFFS I make an EU4 Guide for Manchu starting as Jianzhou for Europa Universalis 4 1.35 Domination. With EU4 1.35 Domination 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 Manchu starting moves guide or EU4 Manchu starting moves tutorial will ensure that you get a great start for yourself playing as the nation of Manchu. This guide covers the opening moves, diplomacy, estates, alliances, subjects, missions, national ideas, and more! Manchu is one of the best nations for blobbing, having a massive army that is also extremely powerful, being extremely rich, dominating trade and more! After watching this EU4 Manchu guide you will ensure a great start for yourself, and you will have an easy and fun campaign.
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England 1.35 guide or Ottoman 1.35 guide since both of them are kinda outdated
Genoa would be a fun and interesting nation to watch, because of the expansion paths as well as being a west-tech nation in the Steppes and Balkans
Vijaynagar as it's quite outdated
Ottos guide whennnnnn
Brunswick to Hanover to Germany
It's not too bad to form Qing quickly if you go the route where you take the Mandate. Sure you'll not be able to raze provinces anymore - but when you use the "Unify China" CB you get free cores on provinces in China that you occupy.
Mandate mechanics is not everyones Cup of tea, plus razing makes It cheap to core anyway
Last time I played in the region, the Unify China CB only gave territorial cores. Kinda threw my game off when I realized that it had been changed.
When I saw Dai Viet take the mandate in my playthrough they did get perma claims (or territorial cores, I may be mistaken) on all of China; not cores. Does the unify CB _actually_ turn occupied provinces to cores as of 1.35?
Yes it does. It used to be full cores, but since patch 1.35 it's only territorial cores.
That's all good though if you're an outside power conquering China (Japan etc.) because you're probably just going to be using Trade Companies in that region anyway.
Yeah, I don't think making a Qing guide without mandate is quite suitable. You can make a separate guide but the first one should be the standard one imo.
It's fine to go over 100 overextention as a horde because the subsequent razing reduces the uncored development.
(Im aware he mentions it later in the video.)
Thanks🎉 for all the Guides that you do for us! They really help out alot on certain occasions!
Even for someone who has played for quite a long while, I did found out new stuff I had previously never done, simply through your guides.
So thank you for the hard work!
I'd actually quite like to see an updated Scotland guide, last time you did that was 1.31, but if that's not really a good choice, maybe a guide of the peasant republic of Aragon.
These guide videos are so good
Qing has my favorite map color in the game. Such beautiful golden yellow
The flag and color are the coolest things about the country.
Nice job against Laith👍
I've found that it's helpful to snake to Tibet (Kara Del, Sarig Yogir, etc) in the first Ming war so you can attack them and immediately reset the truce with Ming and get another cash infusion
Thank you so much for this guide I just started a qing game and the old guide was a little outdated
23:40 You do definitely want to be careful when fighting Korea. They will almost always be up to date (if you playing a horde) or maybe even have an advantage over you (playing Japan for instance) due to them having a static modifier on one of their provinces which gives them a +1 Renaissance/Colonialism/etc growth no matter what. This is also why they have two capitals as the province with the modifier will be marked on the map. It will also almost always have higher defensiveness and higher forts than other provinces. You can take it for yourself if you have an Eastern Religion, which, notably, Tengri IS NOT considered an Eastern Religion. Its considered a Pagan religion I believe. Otherwise it is destroyed.
If you like Achievements, there is an achievement that requires you to be the Emperor of China when you form the Qing btw.
they also have 2 mountain forts at the entrance, which can be dangerous if they have taken defensive. My army was wiped twice as Japan, since I wasn't aware of that and tried attacking from north since I had land border
@@ShantanuShinde1 Yeah no joke I've lost entire runs as Japan or Hordes to Korea. I've noticed they have a tendency to take Espionage as their first idea group (for some reason) so they end up taking your forts really quick and if they have defensive yeah you're just fucked sometimes.
very good guide i luv u man
17:41 extra diplomats will help us avoid coalitions. (Coalition in Asia? I can't imagine what you have to do in order for that to happen.)
Did a blind run as Jurchen recently, formed Manchu in less than 30 years and control most of Manchuria and half of Korea, pretty pog
Was thinking of this after my Rome attempt, great timing! I’m hoping for a Serbia guide sometime
Personaly i rather play Qing with Mandate, i think you lose alot of favor if you just destroy Mandate (also i saw that alot on YT or gameplay in general)
When my friend named Jin is leaving now: Later Jin! 👋
when i get rid of a rude person: Great Shun!
Glad to see you try as Qing
Thank you and good job four vids ! Would have been strategically interresting to see how you deal with 3 nations at war in your first war with a lesser army and less manpower than your ennemies combined.
For the Jianzhou, you at much stronger at the start than any nation around you. Will stack wipe most of those initial armies
No one really has one yet but I'd love to see a similar guide for oirat/mongolia --> Great Yuan(with mandate). I decided to go with the mandate rather than stay a horde in my current game and it'd be cool to see a guide on it for all the fun I've been having
Korea or the So pirates could be neat. I would certainly enjoy a run as The Knights or some other non-OP nation as well
The EOC event looks really funny if some small nations takes the mandate. Like "End of Min Empire", ya the 2 province minor empire
haha just watched your manchu guide for 1.34, love this one too.
Can you do a Ming guide next?
38:03 I really like how you took the burgher loans just to pay them off instantly, seems like a very good strategy! ^^
Unify China CB is stupid strong; you automatically gain a core on every province you occupy, so conquering China is cheap and fast.
I've been playing through Qing with the Mandate. If you're able to grit your teeth through passing Empire reforms and the constant stability hits from the cursed Yellow River events, you end up with some amazing permanent modifiers from the Mandate mission tree. Gold and paper provinces can be stonked, there's a reward for creating five colonial nations, there's a powerful unique tier 7 government reform...
The Mandate still isn't top tier, but it's now more fun and rewarding to run the gauntlet.
Great guide as ever red hawk, just a change though wouldn't take the formalize ritual practice mission until you form qing for that mandate growth modifier
not really, espio vs diplo is an actual debate, and i'd say espio is better metawise for blobbing. Still in the case taking diplo is better because you can take horde aswell but he manage to totally ignore it which is a blunder. His peacedeal with ming before the min war made me laugh and he got lucky with the release nation from the min war.
The remarkable part would be how well he handles his war but that's the off-screen part.
So in the end it's just an uninformed guide that didn't really take advantage of recent patch
You should do another guide for Japan and taking or destroying mandate with this new update
I didn't know you could END the Empire of China and now I look back to all those saves where becoming the emperror was the reason I've stopped playing them... Even when you have +3k hours you always learn something new about the game.
Just in case anyone wants to know, the country of Jianzhou is pronounced "gee-en Joe" if you don't now how to read the Pinyin. Like "gee" as in the letter G, "en" as in the letter N, and Joe as in Joe Biden. The "gee-en" is this first word Jian, which is a place-name of arguable origin, and the joe is Zhou, which just means "administrative division".
It's actually better to form Qing early on because you get a special cb that turns all chinese land into cores if you occupy them during war. No need to spend any admin points on coring. Also, it's better to take horde ideas early on for that extra cav combat ability, which qing is focused on. I believe you can take aristo too, meaning insane cav combat.
ngl, it's incredible how the late game goal for this is the actual qing empire
If only I didn't just finish my Jianzhou to Qing run earlier today...
Nice, now do a tutorial on three trivial tributary tribes.
fun times, event ruler dies at 23 years of age... then my game crashed.
I like to take korean province . Raze the bigh dev one, concentrate then sell them back. After raze modifier is gone take then again. It was a good point bank. Korea constantly dev its provinces
Hi Red Hawk. Missed the Twitch stream. Who won, you or the barbary pirate?
IMHO no reason to fight Oirats over 1|1|1 and 1|1|2 dev provinces which is kind of pointles while you have the whole Korea and China to conquer.
I was sleeping like 15 minutes to this video, i wake up like 29:40 i think lmao
Manchu is OP.
It feels completly wrong playing Qing and not going for mandate... especially now that it got buffed quite much.
Hungary guide?? The most recent guide I can find is your last one for 1.32/1.33
Red hawk could you do athens guide?
It seems weird that Manchu is part of the Chinese culture group. I know it's most likely for gameplay reasons (Like how Turkish is in the Levantine group), but IIRC most Chinese people at this time saw the Manchu as barbarians.
I always thought it was because of the tribes historical conquered China. But I'm just some dude on the internet.
Yup. They took over the country and “became” Chinese. Rather than instituting their style of authority, they took on Chinese government styles and practices. They weren’t Han Chinese, but they became Sinicized.
No way I've playing a Manchu game lately
Which dlcs i need to play proper manchu campain? ( apart from 3 basic p2p ones)
can you please go for persia with adebil next time
Worst luck I had so far was forming manchu, cancelling tributary and then ming allies Japan and obliterates me (skill issue, wasnt fast enough)
I like to get Korea early before they become pretty strong
I once tried to do this without razing so I could make more money but it took forever to conquer china. Russia was already on my Northern doorstep before I completed it.
You can do it without razing ez if you become EoC and use Unite China CB. You just get all of China as a core.
When Ming guide?
Dude there is a mission in this game that is literally named "For the Horde"
England guide pls
Ayutthaya guide please
I love how you just skip over winning a 3v1 1 month in. maybe elaborate on battle strategy or think of a way normal people can do this too
anyone know if the ming negative events are tied to the country, or to the mandate of heaven?
If it were the latter pronunciation you mentioned for later jin they shouldve written it as latter as that is the correct way to spell that pronunciation in english.
You use any mods? And which if so
So is there a way to recreate the chinese empire and take the madate of heaven for yourself after you destroy the current emperor? I mean, for me making Qing the emperor was the whole point and now I don't know how do I do this
Just take the mandate instead of destroying it
Hey so Oirat keeps taking over the nations. I'm not able to conquer the nations fast enough. How can I change that?
Fourth 👌🏻
culture cost is bussted. if you grind it really hard you could make everthing manchu culture and have only banners
See you Later Jin
How does man eat gum?
Man Chews.
26:05 you can also concentrate development! Do it before you raze for a double dose of OE reduction
I haven't thought of that before. That's brilliant.
@@fidoruh I thank you :p
Yas WC guide plz
Wales guide
recommend not talking the capital of Korean where as you won’t get their’s book for the speed up technology, form Qing first then take it
Alaskan Native guide?
no bottom right 😥😥😢
Razing provinces with a machu culture that gives forcelimit to banners was a pain to watch 😂
Right? If you’re going to raze a province, make it one that isn’t your culture or religion. Like the Mongols, or the Chinese, or the Koreans. Those are all delicious targets.
It feels kinda boring to play in Asia now because how much weaker Ming is since the last update. Removes all challenge of taking them down
Idk one of my most challenging campaigns was when I decided to form Tibet and become the Chinese emperor on 1.35. I mean, I didn't have to fight Ming, but it was still not easy at all fighting the nation who popped out from it. And on 1.34 it would be not even challenging but simply impossible to take down Ming as small guys, as far as I remember.
@@b.ug.p.7681 Ming almost always fell a apart at the age of reformation with their disaster before 1.34. It was perfect timing, and they were still an early game challenge. Now they start off weak and always fall apart in the 1460s it seems
@@bricelevai8520 well I agree, it would be much nicer if they fell apart later
Forming Dai Qing and just be a measly Chinese Kingdom is just meh. I'd rather just take the Mandate and be the Emperor of China, especially now that there's tons of things added in the latest update
7:28 that name placement 🤮
Do i need to pay the overpriced dlc for this?
if in doubt if you need dlc for something in paradox game, answer is probably yes.
You pronounce Jianzhou wrong, but you pronounce Haixi so perfect, this is so funny
Ming is so weak very easy challenge, Oriat is just boring to fight
as Jurchen tribes you shouldn't fight Oirat early - it's waste of time. the lacking 50 dev you can get by annexing xibe. You don't want to fight oirat early for 2 reasons:
1 they are also hordes so you don't have pips and cav advantage as in chinese case
2 their lands are worthless - you scale by conquering china.
To be honest, forming Qing is a direct downgrade to Manchu
- No razing
- Less cav combat
- 10% Manpower from strengthen rather than 20% from the tribal one
- Less monarch points/harder to core things/get tech (hordes can get ez tech)
- Less money, because razing and constant war = big boy profit
i just see no reason to form qing.
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Congrats !
'Promo sm' 🤔
I have double your territory, economy, etc while following your guide at the same year as when you ended this guide...
Just saying..
And might add to mention, don't form Qing if you want to conquer many more much more quickly (eventually go for WC), just saying...
Way too less info
Yep, its a pretty meh guid even for newer players
Going super casually i own all of china and korea by the 1480's
This update really ruined ming
Serbia guide
You mean world conquest guide
Seconded. Need guide to ensure no more Turkish pies made from Posavina's golden wheat
I can finally take whole South America which was Serbian land
Didnt even bother to check how to form Manchu. Ohh sorry it was supposed to be 20 Jurchen cultured provinces. What kind of guide is this?