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another benefit of grain/livestock/wine is that the manufactury is on admin tech 6. usually at that times you can do better things with your money, but sometimes you might build them that early.

novogorod is actually a really god tradenode and pretty wealthy altough i agree that the kiev and crimea tradenode sucks

Naval supplys are useful for the naval capacity increase, especially if you have only a few coastal provinces. Wool is actually pretty lame. At least you can generate mercantilism with the monopoly privilege.

Well, I'm not sure that the comparison is correct, the troops need to be brought into battle correctly

what map mod is this?

dutch levant jump scared me

decadence and allying with aq quoyunlu are riuned ottoman

Trade one depends on weather it's a part of a trade network. Aka it can be useful on the cape of good hope if you're transferring trade from India to Europe since merchants upstream is also a benefit

I was wondering, there is any way to make Ragusa trade node good? Every time i play with Venice or Byz everyone steer out of ragusa even if i totally controll the region

Prussia lost 3x more by percentage than russia, so the real winner is basicly them

cant you get -2 from landing on a mountains

Im alway having 2 or 4 cav on the flanks to push in those flanks inwards, i know pure inf is cheaper and most cost efficient but its not that expensive

Recently played a game as Muscovy --- Russia, I did so well that now I think it's the strongest nation in the game, especially with the new Russian Empire missions

What is that map

think every man should think as often if not more about the ancient Persian Empire all the way through antiquity to the late classical era daily. We were introduced to the Romans from elementary all the way to primary school. Middle-Eastern history in general has been treated as "the others history" fearing it would undermine the narrative and Glory "our history". They had paved roads spawning their empire too, they were in most cases more culturally and religeously tolerant and lenient in taxation of their subject. And over all it is safe to say their cause to rule was as just and legitimate as the of Romans if not more. Don't forget, the Cyrus the Great liberated and preserved many ancient cultures (that would have been wiped out by any other rule) that we can learn of today. Judaism being one of them. Not to mention their commercial impact from East to West. Yes, it is as much of "our history" as it is part of Global history. Ps, sorry for the long text. Don't get me wrong, I love Roman History. But I love history broadly speaking. And I believe glorifying the one in contrast to the other may lead to an inaccurate perspective of what we are.

Good soundtracks, ty

I am against France and ottoman, i am the third with portugal but i dont succeed in having good allies . Year 1700 I am new to it (200 hours), is the game still payable?

I'm currently doing a world conquest attempt as milian (I plan to use the Italian formables to my advantage before I form Italy). I currently hold around 55% of the trade in Genoa (everyone else is the papal state (who will soon be almost gone in my next war against them). Aragon (who is one of my next war targets). Naples (they were released by aragon. Only to have Aragon restore the pu, and recently the Iberian wedding happened which means they aren't getting freed any time soon). Savoy (who is basically just a sitting target for me that all nations seem to accept that I will own), and France because they beat me to province). And soon I'll gain around that much control over Venice (Mantua isn't exactly strong but keeps getting oddly powerful alliances for a nation of there size. and Venice kept getting really strong allys but never worked on gaining much power for themself until recently, but both of them had very exploitable alliances). So I have a question, where would be best to move a merchant? And when should I do so? (My main node is Genoa. And I'm collecting in both Genoa and Venice. I released Byzantium and dalmatia from Venice (the ottomans and Venice split Byzantium, though I was only able to take a single province each to release them both), and I don't recall if I can make trade companies with the dharma dlc or if I need wealth of nations or some other dlc)

12:52 lmao Finn here hi o/

Props

One question, what is ship trade power propagation? I know ship trade power, but the age ability is different and I have never known why.

is that "here there be monsters" map a mod?

I personally think the "entire region minimum autonomy" from governor's mansion is the best of the 1k ducat trade company investments.

It says "same area" vs "trade company provinces" and that's why some apply to provinces in the area that aren't trade companied.

Yes, up to date knowledge. Thank you.

Finally a video that covers everything that's not 5 years old. Good job!

Grug make green number big make red number smol This is my level of proficiency at this game so far.

Honestly all things considered, not a horrible end game map, even got a United States there at the end

Dread it…

I wish rebel stronger

How did you make the casualties table/chart?

Ukraine went out quickly

if this is extended timeline the ai always has trouble waging wars as everybody has 10+ allies

RIP TURKS, armies top 5 with 37.000 newbie lv1 :V

Damn i remember our failure at Constantinople like yesterday😞

😔😢 I remember me and bishop friend Pius recieving the news about the Protestant Reformation, ah, good times. Sadly, Pius died in the sack of Rome. 😭

I remember reading the Theses like it was yesterday

Fall of Constantinople hits home 😞

Brings back some good memories 😢

The good ole days

They were the good old days 🥹

Ah, the good ol days, back when I ruled the world

feels like yesterday :(

Did Biden make this video?

Me and Chrissy Columbo were out there bro fuck man good times

We were the best, truth be told.

Ah the good old days

Graphics mod used for this playthrough?

There was no russia back in 1258 lol

Rum merely taking a tiny bit of land after occupying land all the way out to Lake Baikal