What is the BEST CULTURE GROUP in EU4?
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2023
- In today's Europa Universalis IV (EU4) video we will be uniting each culture group in the game into one unified country and seeing who comes out on top. This is the most scientific way to determine the superior culture groups of EU4 and there's no alternative.
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Making Yuan the representative of the Han culture group is so cursed
yeah i was gonna say the same thing, the Yuan were ruled by mongols. I would have chosen Ming if anything
I mean, there were almost no Mongols in Yuan's land being fair.
Oof
@@alexgoldsmith8598 they would of blown up probably
Real
The Ruthenians on the other side of the Carpathians is definitely intentional, Magyar hadn't gotten rid of all of them
After all this part of the Carpathians is part of Ukraine today.
Slovaks not being western slavs and albanians being southern slavs are definenately stupid thing
@@user-yw5yo7ny6t Turks being Arabs is also sus
@@Stevonicus Yeah, Turkish, Azerbaijani and other Turks being in different culture groups is stupid. Just as Slovaks in "Caprathian" rather than western slavs.
@@user-yw5yo7ny6t Turks in Arab group and Azerbaijani in Iranian group is very stupid
Yes, that single province in Carpathian region is actually Slavic. There live Rusins, a small Slavic nation but with their own culture and language nonetheless. So its inclusion is justified.
Them being behind a wasteland wall is a real pain though.
Its been very 50/50 throughout history though. Even today there is a sizeable Hungarian minority. Afaik it was even bigger in the past, so I think the province should be Carpatian for the sake of map aesthetics
Ukrainians live there, almost noone supports that stuff with them not being Ukrainians. Like Ruthenian is just the latinisation of word Rusyn and Ruthenian is all over Ukraine
Yes they were part of Czechoslovakia between the wars.
The biggest tragedy of this video is that Dahomeys didn't pop off, though that was a mighty Tunis. If this was a Vicky 3 campaign, it would be deserving of a Tunisian GDP check.
I think the Greek culture group is actually the most underrepresented in the game. The game is heavily focused on Europe but in most cases the Byzantines, Trabizond, and Theodoro are conquered early on and their cultures don’t really impact the nations who have conquered them much. Way more underrepresented than any non European culture group in this game
+the coastal provinces of turkey were still majority/ half greek by the time 1444 comes around, as well as sinop in candar
Suggestion: I know this may be unholy, but I’d love to see this in Ante Bellum
"Semen" is not correct spelling, it's actually "Semyón" which is slavic version of name Simon.
Semen is funny tho so we keep it
To quote the dictator in the movie 'Lord of War'
"Thank you, but I prefer it my way."
Russian Kingdom Cum
@@Chewbert The last name from Semyon(Semen) was "poloch", which translates to asshole in german :D
bruh, mongolia, qing, mongol empire, yuan and golden horde existing at the same time, truly one of the timelines of all time
As a Turk I can confirm it's lovely to be in Arabia
As an italian I’m happy to be annex by germany
as an Iranian, timurid for iranian makes me so happy for sure
To bad you are Albanian now.
Like in real life cough i mean refugee
@@niccolovacca3047 Are you South or North Italy?
16:55
-Mustache Man 1933
As a Hungarian I can confirm that Máramaros (that province you mentioned) during that era was majority Ruthenian cultured (which would count as Ukrainian today)
0:10
"we're going to let them duke it out and find the superior culture in the most scientific way possible"
*Germany in the thumbnail*
uh oh
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Turkey in Arabia💀. Also albania being the South Slavic nation. And the Mongol yuan being the Chinese nation
Ya know, doing an edited grand game sounds amazing. Starting from ck3 all the way to hoi4. Maybe add a twist in there too. Not sure on the twist part but you would be able to figure one out. Thanks man! Good to see all your vids!
That would be cool! Eventually for sure!
Im just suprised and happy that Nitra somehow survived while beign squished between Russia and Germany and Still having its original Capital
Yuan being representive for Han cultures breaks my Chinaboo heart
Same
Timurids (they're altaic no?) Being the Persian one makes me cringe
I think he put the worst tags for cultures on purpose
@@goranpersson7726 I mean, the Iranian Persians are also not the same culture of the original Zoroastrian persians.
@@DarthFhenix55 mate i was just talking about how they actually start as an altaic primary culture ingame
There's more to what makes the best culture group than dev score, clearly Albania finally settling the Crimea situation is much more important than dev score, and therefore I declare South Slavic to be the strongest culture group.
Lmaoooo
I don't know if its possible but every tag in game having cores on all provinces would be interesting.
0:47 It is actually historically right. Right now, I suppose this territory is a part of Ukraine
The Ruthenian province in Hungary is the Rusyn people who speak their own language. That is why that land is in Ukraine nowadays
They held a plebiscite for joining Ukraine/USSR after WW2. Transcarpathia was in Czechoslovakia after WW1, got awarded to Hungary before WW2, and then joined USSR
@@KissatenYoba I'm from that area. Basically Zakarpattia as it is now known wasn't actually supposed to become part of the USSR, but returned to Czechoslovakia as it was, the autonomous republic of Subcarpathian Ruthenia (Podkarpadska Rus).
However, Stalin basically wanted a more comfortable place behind carpathian mountains in case he wanted to invade west so the Soviet Union made the Czechs give away the territory. When the Soviets came everyone hated them and there were huge repressions and purges. The whole county was basically cealed off from the rest of the USSR until the 50s when Khrushchev came to power and the worst repression were lifted.
And yes we have out own language that is only spoken mainly in the Highlands called Rusyn. It's not a dialect because Ukrainians, Slovaks or anyone else don't understand it .
@@arturturkevych3816 again with the imaginary repressions of Stalin against everyone and their mother - completely unseen by the people living at the time. Just like with Baltic states, plebiscites were recognized internationally at the time, with none spotting anything wrong with them whatsoever. Nationalists need a myth of their countries resisting Soviets, though, that communism was enforced against their wills, so here historical fiction - not entirely unlike how Orthodox church straight up invented 90% of their martyrs and puts horse bones in caskets to maintain the charade.
No, those are Ukrainians
@@arturturkevych3816Czechs themselves took over Zakarpattia with force. Nope, these people speak Ukrainian language, noone support that neo political rusynship.
8:57 the Marajó island is located in the delta of the amazon river, but there's more about that island, not only the biggest island in brazil, is also the site of a certain indigenous culture that had some kinda sophisticated pottery unlike the rest of the natives in brazil, which is pretty interesting however, those marajo indians never became a civilization like the mayas, incans or aztecs, they kinda just left the island years before the europeans ever finding america
Hmm... gotta wonder where they went! They're probably hanging out on Mars with the Anasazi, just waiting for their moment... ;D
Day 3 of asking for every tag to be in the HRE in 1444
HRE is hard-coded to be Europe only and he's already done that video.
Video 13 of asking: Can you make a video where every dynasty is a country? So a country getting a regency or something like will get auto-inherited even if they are non-christian or republics.
your vids are hilarious. Love it!
Personally I’d say that the Slavic culture and the true depth of it is under represented but I’m not sure if it’s the most under represented culture. Eu4 is an amazing game and it brings such challenges because it’s such a good game, we want it to perfectly represent reality rather than ‘well enough’ which is fine but unreasonable.
Wym, there's east and west slavic cultures in-game
@@gamgamesplayer4506 Culture in general is one of them things that is much more complicated than just east and west and south. For example, Albania should not be part of the south Slavic culture group, Bohemia could arguably be considered its own culture because of the massive Germanic influence and Bulgaria could also be considered their own culture as they do not originate from the Slavs, but are infact a mixture of the Slavs, the bulgars and the multitude of Greek and Thracian peoples that lived on those lands even before the Slavs. Tho that logic can be applied to many of the cultures in the game I admit.
@@martinvukovski4370 These are culture groups, they are meant to be cultures that are similar to eachother, but not the same. You get a penalty anyway for not accepting them
Ah man, it's always nice to see dahomeys
What is the song called that plays from 0:36 onwards? Drives me crazy… Checked out his mod pack but couldn’t find it
Hey Chewy, how do you make end game tags like mongolian empire and germany appear at the start of the game? Is there a console command for that?
We used a python script, I’m super dumb with coding so don’t ask me, ask the guy who made the mod, it’s linked in the description
Lol. You can, by mission, make a Germany with PUs on GB, France, Poland and Lithuania in a regular game. And yeah, it is pretty OP.
The red hawk turning in his grave
Honestly think the Celtic culture is severely underrepresented. You had the Bretons, Highlanders, Galicians (arguably), the various Irish groups, and Anglo-Irish. Plus, imagine being able to culture convert France to Gaul?!
Hmmm, then again they did not have a huge influence outside of their borders (except for making the British and French have something to do, while not wearing each other)... Still those nuances of the Bretons or Irish staying Gaelic all through the game and having at least a local or administrative impact would be cool - the meta is too much leaning towards those WC games and even though they are fun and should be possible, I think they influence other aspects of the game too much
@@snk_privateWhile, yes they didn't have much influence historically, EU4 as an alt-history game could accommodate them perfectly.
I agree with the cultural mechanics though. There should be cultural/religious revolts like the conversion of the Moors when Castile conquers Grenada. Currently, all there is the O'Neill revolt which happens even if the region is Anglican and English or if it has 90 autonomy which doesn't make much sense
There should be ways to bring back dead cultures.
Like bringing back Briton if you conquer England as a Celtic nation, or Gaul if you conquer France as a celt.
That way you can bring back Visigothic if you conquer Iberia as Germans, Cappadochian Greeks if you conquer south east anatolia as Greeks.
I would love it I could bring back Khwarezmids, Sogdians and Scythians if I conquered central Asia as Iran.
10:25 As a Ukrainian I can confirm, that russian ruller is Semen
i want to upset all of you, that russian name not pronouned like that, its actually Semyon
@@vitaliyhait9215 🐷
The emoji editing was fantastic, im not being sarcastic!
Surprised you did not mention emperor sulayman of britain
NANI
sounds realistic nowadays
I think that Ge culture is kinda underrepresented in EU4. Would love to see more Ge content.
Massive Germany, Greater Albania, France still inevitable, Revolutionary Yuan, Shi'a United States,...
Are you trying to make a perfect world order ? Are you an illuminati ?
These videos mesmerize me !
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Please continue !
Is the fact that New Iraq is in Canada a South Park callback to when Saddam Hussein was briefly the Prime Minister of Canada?
No it was a typo in the script the mod dev used to change the history files, but it was funny so we kept it
Putting albania as south slav representative even tho they are not south slav is just gonna make many people mad...
It's a good thing I don't care literally at all
@@Chewbert fair enough
@@Chewbert as an Albanian i love you for that
@@freedomfighter6193 😘😘
How to delete country from EU4?
do this with religions PLEASE
Timetraveller moves a chair: New Iraq forms Shia United States
How is Brittany part of french culture group
Because PDX said they are
I guess in 1444 their Celtic culture was already converted to a latin/romance culture?
@@paulochon7692 i think celtic culture "disapeared" mostly during the 3rd republic (1870-1940) because régional langages were forbidden at school so the language decreased in the population.
The way he pronounces "Lenape" lmao
This is what true speed 5 looks like
For underrated:
Byzantine/Greek -> 3 cultures, one of which should be in the Germanic group. Doesn't account for Armenians, Albanians or Georgians who could all debatably be in said group. When EU4 starts there should've been more Greeks in Anatolia. Not gonna mention the Asia minor coastal holdouts, but instead the Cappadocians in Karaman/Ramazan starting area. Missed opportunity to have a fourth 'authentic' Byzantine culture.
Breton should be in the British or Gaelic group, it wasn't made fully French for centuries after its conquest. Also, there were Anglo-Irish areas in Ireland long before the concerted efforts to conquer it during Eu4's timespan. Not sure what group they'd go into, just that it was a thing.
In ck2 Byzantine was the catch-all culture group of random cultures occupying the same area that didn't really have a group. In EU4 I'd wager Caucasian is that equivalent.
Anatolia in general is extremely crappy. Not only does it not have any Greek exclaves, they put Turkish in the ARABIC GROUP. A 4th Byzantine culture should be added,likely Cappadocian. I don't think Georgian and Armenian should be added to Byzantine though. Turkish and Azerbaijani should be made into a culture group, with a 3rd Turkoman culture which would be exclaves in coastal Syria and Northern Iraq.
Agree that Breton should not be French.
Greek and Pontic need to get more province around the black sea and anatolia !
Nice to see Dahomey getting knocked down a peg
You take that back!
@@Chewbert What did the chicken say to the cow?
what graphical mod do you use please ?
Chewys graphics
We need a only Razenberg Dynastie Video!
Nationalism moment.
Zakarpathia (that Ruthenian culture province on the other side of the wasteland) is accurate in terms of culture. This became interesting after WWI, as it was formerly part of Austria-Hungary. Despite being ethnically Ukrainian, the people of this area decided to join Czechoslovakia after the war instead of Ukraine. Mainly because Ukraine had been taken over by the Soviets by that point. The Soviets would then annex this area from Czechoslovakia into the Ukrainian SSR after WWII.
So yeah, not an oversight.
The culture there wasn't Ukrainian really, but Rusyn. It's eastern Slav culture but different language, customs and religions. Even now most people in Zakarpattia are not east Orthodox but Greek Catholics. And there's a separate language called Rusyn that's mainly spoken in Highlands. Ukrainians, Slovaks or anyone else don't understand it.
Western bits of Ukraine like Lviv were part of Poland initially too
They didn't want to join to Czechoslovakia lol they wanted to stay a part of Hungary.
@@arturturkevych3816nope, people are clearly Ukrainians, noone except a bunch of weirdos believe in that neorusnship bullshit😊
More like guys were given a choice "Czechoslovakia or Romania?"
The Rusyn people aren't Ukrainian, they are their own East Slavic group who speak their own language
Can we point out that before u started the vid GB started with like 4 welsh seperatist armies
Yeah not sure why but a bunch of nations had separatists
carpathian ruthenia, as I'm sure many persons have already told you is complicated
I wonder how different this would be with Sinicized cultures. Through decisions and forming Manchu and Yuan, you can convert Manchu, Korean, Vietnamese, Mongol, Korchin, Kalkha, Oriat, and the entire Tibetan group into Chinese cultures.
Hmm yes @Chewbert a video where all cultures that exist around Ming are sinicized in 1444?
Germany be getting themselves all that lebensraum
Why the ruler of GB is Sulayman V? 16:08
No idea but I love it
When god created the world, he gave whole all to albania, but albania being good friends decided to split it with everyone
I'm glad that you didn't remove the new Iraq bug
"Best" in the meaning of: strongest group, has the most own-culture development?
Levantine being represented by the Ottomans could have changed a bit things because of the mission tree.
Nah
That'd be pointless because the Ottomans would just conquer it anyway.
what map mod is this?
Chewys graphics
His name is Semen! - Chewy, 2023
Was there anything in Nz?
Do every province is a country
i think what really made easier to germany become even stronger is the p.u over italy
If you are going to do Greece instead of the phoenix do rome instead of italy
Im surprised that you choosed czech instead of polsih gropu but as a pole i agree
When you think about it they are the western-most slavic nation lmao
@@Chewbert czech bros were hanging out with the germans for like 800 years
Day four of base EU4 but the natives are settled like the aztec
Man if only
why did you pick Albania for South Slavic?
I didn't pick it, but it's funny
what is new iraq? and why is it in new york?
Rewatch intro I explained
I think the lost cultures group is the most forgotten
Disappointed there was no culture map look at the end, I wanted to see how many conversions happened. Imagine how much Albanian there would've been.
In a normal 1444 start its the artificial "Levantine" culture group cause the devs went lazy on that and decided that everything from Cairo to Oman and from Yemen to Constantinople belongs to the same group. In a more realistic approach Turkish would be in the same group with Azerbaijani and the central asian turks
Based Nitra as the tag for carpathian
I mean, the province at 1:03 is historically not Hungarian or Slovakian. Even modern day it's part of Ukraine, and I also thing the Carpathians are fair to have as an impassable border. It's not really bad game design either since it's not like that's really going to hurt anyone's game unless there's something that requires all Russian culture to unlock.
i would say the one of the most if not the most underrepresented is the cuacatuin peoples like gorgians and armenians
Caucasian*
Ottoman should have gotten Arabia to be the major block to Germany
Nahhhhhh
Which culture group do YOU belong to?
1:32 and timurids right?
Where is Perm? :/
Most underrepresented region is Caucasus. Every village litterally speak different languages there.
Why is West Slavic represented as Bohemia? Why not Poland, Silesia or Slovakia oi?
Having Siam & Mongol Empire this early is just unfair 😂
Edit: Mongols got ganged upon, very sad
15:24 bruh the british took Santa Catarina
Lore of What is the BEST CULTURE GROUP in EU4?Momentum 100
West Slavic is nerfed to the ground. No Kashubians on the Baltic coast, there are signifficantly less Poles than there actually were in 1444, and Slovaks - West Slavs in every possible way - aren't even a part of the group.
The San and Khoi Khoi. The new world and Australia have migration tribes now but the two mentioned previously doesn't. I know you wouldn't like that but it is so underrated for Paradox didn't even give them states in Origins.
should have made persian be illkhanate soo another horde can join the others
The ruthenian culture across the carpathian is accurate. It was apart of Czechoslovakia and was handed over to the Ukrainian SSR due to it's ethnic ukrainian majority. It was always ukrainian and a special case.
The Rusyn people aren't Ukrainians, they are their own group that are part of the East Slavs, they speak their own language(which is not a dialect of Ukrainian)
iraq becoming the us is the most confusing thing I've seen in this game
I don't understand, this is a culture video but Albania is in it?
bro added chiraq
bro put minor bohemia for west slavic 💀💀
Altaic! They even put Turkish into Levanite and Azerbaijani into Persian group.
Lore of The BEST CULTURE GROUP in EU4 is momentum 100
Wtf, I remember that Slovakia was Western Slavic group with Polish and Czech cultures. What happened?
Martian culture is for sure the least represented in the game
catus cheats would help you make a lot of these videos
What?