This video is fantastic, a joy to watch. Up there with Bridger videos for learning this fine game. Please do many more. I will watch and recommend them!
@@CounterAttack Yaaaaas! Given the way you play with your talkthrough about what do you do, this channel could be valuabe assets for people learning the game now and in the future.
I love this game and I like watching well made videos of people who know how to play it. Subscribed and liked! One thing as I watch, naval or land battles won net the active player one mil cube for the first combat in a round. You shorted Castile so far. At 46:37 Ottomans should have included that light ship in the trade protection slot in their naval battle with Venice, they are compelled too, I believe.
Also, the Aegean Archipelago is a distinct Area that happens to also look like an additional sea. Ottoman ships never once left the Aegean Sea Zone. It is not entirely clear to me you ever need ships to transport a soldier from one island to another as all three provinces are all effectively in it (not that you did, just clarifying the consequences for later). Here Ottomans moving ANY land units to the Archipelago would trigger both Naxos and Creta soldiers. But on the plus side the Ottomans don't have to transport again to siege the various islands down. In game terms they are effectively close enough.
1:24:25 You determine trade Power with Ownership. To Own a province a PR must be the De Jure and De Facto owner. Bordeaux's De Jure owner is France and it's De Facto owner is England, as far as trade is concerned no one owns Bordeaux for this Trade Action.
Love that you are doing this! Thank you. A couple things I’m not sure about. 1. I thought the Coastal regions are land areas. I think the Ottomans only need adjacent ships in the adjacent sea area (which you already had) for troop transport. 2. To enforce Parial Victory against a PR, I think you need 2x the deployed troops. I don’t think France could enforce Victory unless England Surrendered.
@@CounterAttack Don’t sweat the errors. This game is so big you are bound to make mistakes. I’ve noticed that errors don’t reduce the fun of seeing the story unfold.
Very good video. Looking forward to the next one. 1:04:00 The War of the Roses card reads: exhaust 2 Manpower OR add unrest to Wales and Wessex. You hit them with both. 1:33:30 I don't think England can count Bordeaux for Trade power. The definition of Ownership on p.4: "When the rules refer to Ownership of Provinces, they mean Provinces where you have a Town , and where there is no Vassal , Rebel , *Enemy town*, or Occupied token on the same Province".
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I am looking forward to the next 15 rounds! Love this game!
This video is fantastic, a joy to watch. Up there with Bridger videos for learning this fine game. Please do many more. I will watch and recommend them!
People are eagerly waiting for the next round. I hope you didn't give up on this game.
I had to take a bit of a break but round 2 is in the works and coming soon.
@@CounterAttack Yaaaaas! Given the way you play with your talkthrough about what do you do, this channel could be valuabe assets for people learning the game now and in the future.
I love this game and I like watching well made videos of people who know how to play it. Subscribed and liked! One thing as I watch, naval or land battles won net the active player one mil cube for the first combat in a round. You shorted Castile so far. At 46:37 Ottomans should have included that light ship in the trade protection slot in their naval battle with Venice, they are compelled too, I believe.
Also, the Aegean Archipelago is a distinct Area that happens to also look like an additional sea. Ottoman ships never once left the Aegean Sea Zone. It is not entirely clear to me you ever need ships to transport a soldier from one island to another as all three provinces are all effectively in it (not that you did, just clarifying the consequences for later). Here Ottomans moving ANY land units to the Archipelago would trigger both Naxos and Creta soldiers. But on the plus side the Ottomans don't have to transport again to siege the various islands down. In game terms they are effectively close enough.
1:24:25 You determine trade Power with Ownership. To Own a province a PR must be the De Jure and De Facto owner. Bordeaux's De Jure owner is France and it's De Facto owner is England, as far as trade is concerned no one owns Bordeaux for this Trade Action.
@@6cylindertuned Thank you for that clarification. I'll try to call it out in a future video.
Yes!! He’s back!!
Love that you are doing this! Thank you.
A couple things I’m not sure about.
1. I thought the Coastal regions are land areas. I think the Ottomans only need adjacent ships in the adjacent sea area (which you already had) for troop transport.
2. To enforce Parial Victory against a PR, I think you need 2x the deployed troops. I don’t think France could enforce Victory unless England Surrendered.
Oh man. I've already started filming round 2 so I won't be able to correct this in game. Thanks for pointing out the errors though.
@@CounterAttack Don’t sweat the errors. This game is so big you are bound to make mistakes. I’ve noticed that errors don’t reduce the fun of seeing the story unfold.
Hell yeah! Awesome to see this played. Ty!
So excited for this!
Welcome back!
Very good video. Looking forward to the next one.
1:04:00 The War of the Roses card reads: exhaust 2 Manpower OR add unrest to Wales and Wessex. You hit them with both.
1:33:30 I don't think England can count Bordeaux for Trade power. The definition of Ownership on p.4: "When the rules refer to Ownership of Provinces, they mean Provinces where you
have a Town , and where there is no Vassal , Rebel , *Enemy town*, or Occupied token on the same Province".
Thanks for pointing these out! I'll cover them at the start of Round 2.