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I support pirate domance of the mediterranean coastline, all costal provinces or ones surrounded by only coastal provinces for the run really simple and has colonial possibilities
Also, fun fact: the chains in the coat of arms are there because after wining the battle of 1212, the king of Navarra took the chains of the slaves the Muslims had in the city and took them back home. Look it up if you are interested.
I love your reaction about getting the achivement. It was basically the same as mine when i thought "Basque in Glory" meant all of Iberia converted to Basque. Good video. Keep up good work. ^^
Even if you had called Austria to your war against Naples Austria could still declare war on you when it comes to the Burgundian succession, it’s super weird but that’s how it works.
And it even removes them from the war against Naples. Tbh, this mechanic should be used more often, cause it could make wars way more realistic. Just because you are fighting some dudes in India together, England wouldn´t just ignore Spain conquering all of Portugal f.e.
Have the biggest navy in the world as Naxos (or own all islands in the Mediterranean) because the island of Naxos is where Poseidon first met his wife Amphitrite, goddess of the sea.
Red Hawk, separatism is an unrest modefire in a province that decays by 0.5 a year. You can see it in the list of unrest modefires a province has. It usually starts at around 12 right after you conquer a province.
I did this achievement just the other day. Very fun run! I even took the pu over Aragorn in the event - north Africa was my friend for a long time. Looking forward to seeing how your run goes
Keep your friends close and your enemies a five year truce away from declaring war on you, I believe is how the EU4 saying goes when it comes to allying future enemies.
I really like it how you just subtly sneaked your way into basically yoinking the political role of Castile from them, replacing them on the European political arena. Aragon PU? Nope, that's mine. Naples? Mine. Burgundy? Mine again! :^)
So proud of you from Pamplona/Iruña (Capital city of the old kingdom of Navarra)👍👍👍, as the end was a bit anticlimactic at least you didn't spent half of the run wondering why in the mission of the mission tree you have to conquer Munster in Germany to go colonial (in fact you have to conquer Munster in Ireland 😀)
For someone who struggled to plan out culture conversions and didn't even check the requirements for the achievement this is still a pretty impressive run. Navigating bullshit alliances of your own while facing bullshit alliances of your foes is always difficult and giving up the lowlands to make Burgundy loyal and not die to Austria was pretty smart. Btw you might already know this but seperatism is displayed underneath unrest as an additional amount of unrest in the province. It's why Humanist's reduction to seperatism is so good, it's essentially -5 unrest in new conquests since each year of seperatism is +0.5 unrest. And yep annexing subjects and retaking cores does prevent seperatism from spawning though I think annexing subject provinces with seperatism still would, at least conceptually.
Definitely one of the most interesting a to z so far. For Naxos, I think it’s be cool to avenge the Spartans and try to conquer all of Greece and Persia
To give you the TL;DR on Cesare Borgia, the Borgias were a Spanish noble family that managed to work their way into putting a Borgia on the Papal seat, and then proceeded to be very violently corrupt. The event you got is probably the result of the Papal State kicking out the Borgias, and Cesare fleeing back home to Iberia.
I cannot believe that, I could swear when I did the achievement it was : all of Iberia but there was no time limit for that, if I'm right and it has been changed I'm gonna be pissed 😂
12:17 That Basque Naval Doctrine is INCREDIBLE! while the Marines bonus, is not as good as the other countries that specialize in Marines (which are super-fun, with naval supremacy, you roll-in, conquer, and roll-out, before the enemy ever touches you)... The Basque Naval Doctrine give you explorers and conquistadors through a Naval Doctrine! Normally, one only gets those through Ideas or Traditions... If Navarra can survive until 1455, it can keep pace with Portugal in colonization.
Super quick guide on separatism. Without any modifiers a newly conquered province have 30 years of separatism. Each year is equivalent to 0,5 unrest. So, each year separatism will decrease, and the unrest from separatism will decrease along with it. The way to track it easily is simply to look at the unrest, look for the separatism one, and multiply that number by 2. That is how long separatism will last. This also means that fewer years of separatism = less unrest. So, if you go Humanist you get -7 unrest in newly conquered provinces (-5 from -10 years of separatism, and -2 from -2 national unrest)
Two ideas: 1) Well Naxos islands were one of the first footholds for Persian army to land in Greece in 480 bce soo maybe conquer the Persia region 2) hence Naxos is a crusader state, re-establish the Latin Empire, own and control Rome and Jerusalem (or maybe this will fit better the knight's)
Is that a better strat? I'm thinking about starting a campaign myself, I alos thought it would be better that way. So should you go for that does it impact AE too much?
@@filipgrujic6165 IMO the easiest way to get this achievement is to fall under a PU with Aragon and declare an independence war supported by France. You can give France Roselló and Girona to keep them as an ally, but then take a province to release Catalonia as a vassal and use favours to get the cores back. Then just use France to help you eat Iberia. Also, taking offensive and humanist ideas will give you -15 years of separatism so you can culture convert faster
Burgundian inheritance as non-France/HRE Emperor is based on province count, whoever has a royal marriage and the most owned provinces becomes the option
im not sure, but morale damage seems to be a stat which determines the rate of how quickly the enemy's morale bar depletes in combat. correct me if im wrong.
Yup. It's an interesting modifier. If you already have a ton of +% morale bonuses it becomes pretty good because it's a separate multiplier, and defensive morale becomes less important once you already have high morale. But the 10% by itself is a bit meaningless
That’s what I understand it to be as well, in this case of 10% it’s similar to a 9.1% morale nerf to your enemy. (1-(100/110)) I believe is the corresponding formula to find the equivalent value.
I set out to do this one a few patch's back, I think just before Emperor came out. I thought I would fail, due to the Age ending, but a few things delayed the institution spawning, so i had about 10 years extra to finish the conversions. By that point I Iberia under control and France & Poland under PUs... Was gunning for HRE Emperor but never managed to get it before the End date.
Without the -25 percent annexation cost from Diplo it would be much longer to annex Aragon since the cost is additive. Consider you had -25% from Diplo, -5 from gov privelge, -10 from influence-quality policy, and -15 from the mission. So annexation cost was 45% of total instead of 80% of total, so it would have taken 1.78 times longer to annex aragon. 12.5 years instead of 7 years to annex. That would have been 660(12 months per year*10 per month*5.5 years) diplo lost, reducing the amount of diplo you had to culture convert, delaying the conversion for Aragon's Province, and making you significantly weaker militarily and economically for 5.5 years. So weaker advisors, fewer wars, and slower conquest of iberia.
Since you won't be making any guides 'till 1.36 releases, why don't you make one video where you choose one of your favorite nations and just have fun. Your videos are way better when you're having fun and enjoying the game. Like with Estonia. ❤
Dont know if anyone has said, but Im presuming getting the general Cesare Borgia is something to do with him going off from Italy and doing his own mini war in Navarra? Thanks for teaching me that Assassins Creed 2! :D
I'm playing as aragon, its year 1549, but both the option to form spain military and diplomatcally are not showing in the national decisions. I had my capital on the low lands to prevent the dutch revolt, but i've moved it back to barcelona and still its not avaible for me to click. i checked al the requirements and its everything ok
PU-ing Aragon is really not worth it because of your relative strength. It's much easier to own the land directly (if you can PU them you can defeat them anyway).
If vassals don't give you separatism in their provinces after you integrate wouldn't vassal feeding the Iberian minors most of Castile and then integrating let you massively speed up by skipping separatism?
Yeah PUs are only good for low AE gain, but that got nerfed a few patches ago. Nowadays, they're good for vassal swarms (Austria) or colonization (GB or Iberia). Otherwise it sucks. Like Lithuania giving orthodox autonomie. No vassal income. AI smoking some crack during wars. 50 year integration limit. It's better to have normal vassals or outright conquest .
I'm 100% sure that in ye olden times it was actually all of Iberia. Must've been changed to most of Iberia after the expel minorities mechanic was changed, since now you have to spam diplo points for culture conversion.
Wait, how did you not lose Aragon PU since they were disloyal and the ruler died? @edit Anyone experienced in EU4 please let me know i struggled with similar thing and i've Pu'ed a nation 3 times due to they breaking out of it, got tons of AE and more and more penalty to trust and relations with this nation (Naples in my case)
0:14 You started out correct with "Hey boys..." and then lost it with "Ladies and Gentlemen..." You know it's only us... human males, mostly under 40... (males after 40 seems to prefer hoi4). The only paradox game I've ever seen a woman willing play is Cities: Skylines. Which I also love. If paradox makes it: I will buy it, even when it sucks (eg: Imperator Rome...). EU5 and Cities:2 are both at hand... I don't know what to do! Do I continue to battle the devil I know and love, praying for more DLC's to feel terrible about purchasing? Or seek new love in the realm of bugs and the unknown....? My solution: I'm going to get drunk and play Stellaris. ... When I described to my friend the Paradox games, the modifiers stacked on modifiers, and he responded: "Oh, ok... So, it's 'Spreadsheet The Game'?" I said yes.
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Perhaps go pirate as Naxos and conquer all Mediterranean islands. Bonus points for choosing the pirate reform that disallows getting allies.
I support pirate domance of the mediterranean coastline, all costal provinces or ones surrounded by only coastal provinces for the run really simple and has colonial possibilities
As naxos become saxon
I second becoming Saxon as Naxos.
True. Naxony is a good idea aswell. Or perhaps, Pirate Naxony.
Hawk just casually getting Cesare Borgia as a general. The son of the Pope, and generally one of the most corrupt families of the time
But a Chad militar
AC brotherhood time
There's actually a whole set of events related to the Borgias when the Pope is allied to Iberians.
And very good friend of Machiavelli!
One of the most BASED families of all time
That ending was really funny and anti-climactic, and as Naxos, conquer Saxony.
Oh yeah because Naxos is Saxon backwards!
@@IronWolf123 it isn't
@@wasserFREH I just realised my brain mixed up the positions of O and A
@@IronWolf123 yeah
@wasserFREH well, Naxos and Saxon are still anagrams of each other.
Also, fun fact: the chains in the coat of arms are there because after wining the battle of 1212, the king of Navarra took the chains of the slaves the Muslims had in the city and took them back home. Look it up if you are interested.
my favourite coat of arms, feels very Socialist what with if the chains and red-gold colour pattern but somehow still feeling very royal
I love your reaction about getting the achivement. It was basically the same as mine when i thought "Basque in Glory" meant all of Iberia converted to Basque. Good video. Keep up good work. ^^
Even if you had called Austria to your war against Naples Austria could still declare war on you when it comes to the Burgundian succession, it’s super weird but that’s how it works.
And it even removes them from the war against Naples. Tbh, this mechanic should be used more often, cause it could make wars way more realistic. Just because you are fighting some dudes in India together, England wouldn´t just ignore Spain conquering all of Portugal f.e.
Have the biggest navy in the world as Naxos (or own all islands in the Mediterranean) because the island of Naxos is where Poseidon first met his wife Amphitrite, goddess of the sea.
That's very cool Eric
Red Hawk, separatism is an unrest modefire in a province that decays by 0.5 a year. You can see it in the list of unrest modefires a province has. It usually starts at around 12 right after you conquer a province.
It was also the last on the modifier list, right above the estimated separatism ending year he was looking at.
I did this achievement just the other day. Very fun run! I even took the pu over Aragorn in the event - north Africa was my friend for a long time. Looking forward to seeing how your run goes
i let aragon vasalize me,and then insta war with france and spain,so ez.
Keep your friends close and your enemies a five year truce away from declaring war on you, I believe is how the EU4 saying goes when it comes to allying future enemies.
Conquers tons of Sunni land: "I has no need of religious idea group". Red Hawk 2023 :P
One of the most entertaining A to Z in a while, great video Red Hawk!
I really like it how you just subtly sneaked your way into basically yoinking the political role of Castile from them, replacing them on the European political arena.
Aragon PU? Nope, that's mine. Naples? Mine. Burgundy? Mine again! :^)
I did Maritime & Naval Colonial Navarra, without Exploration, super fun playthrough.
Got the opening strat from TheStudent.
Realest Navarra guide out there!!
As naxos, form the latin empire via the crusader mission tree and make the ottomans migrate back to the steppes
So proud of you from Pamplona/Iruña (Capital city of the old kingdom of Navarra)👍👍👍, as the end was a bit anticlimactic at least you didn't spent half of the run wondering why in the mission of the mission tree you have to conquer Munster in Germany to go colonial (in fact you have to conquer Munster in Ireland 😀)
Oh man, I see Cesare Borgia escaped Ezio to flee to Navarra.
Navarra ideas are insane 😂 wow
So happy Hawk got Labourd, would’ve bugged me to no end if he didn’t
For someone who struggled to plan out culture conversions and didn't even check the requirements for the achievement this is still a pretty impressive run. Navigating bullshit alliances of your own while facing bullshit alliances of your foes is always difficult and giving up the lowlands to make Burgundy loyal and not die to Austria was pretty smart. Btw you might already know this but seperatism is displayed underneath unrest as an additional amount of unrest in the province. It's why Humanist's reduction to seperatism is so good, it's essentially -5 unrest in new conquests since each year of seperatism is +0.5 unrest. And yep annexing subjects and retaking cores does prevent seperatism from spawning though I think annexing subject provinces with seperatism still would, at least conceptually.
Definitely one of the most interesting a to z so far. For Naxos, I think it’s be cool to avenge the Spartans and try to conquer all of Greece and Persia
As Naxos capture all the islands in the mediterrenean including venice, also great video!
For Naxos, re-enact the odessey and the illiad : conquer Troy, Own Athens, get Rome and idk what else I can't remember the exact story
RedHawk currently under investigation for being a member of the ETA
This video highlighted what a mouldy yellow colour Castile is, seeing it contrasted with Navarra's radiant gold
To give you the TL;DR on Cesare Borgia, the Borgias were a Spanish noble family that managed to work their way into putting a Borgia on the Papal seat, and then proceeded to be very violently corrupt. The event you got is probably the result of the Papal State kicking out the Borgias, and Cesare fleeing back home to Iberia.
As Naxos own Stockholm because the word Axe is in Naxos and Scandinavian vikings used axes
I cannot believe that, I could swear when I did the achievement it was : all of Iberia but there was no time limit for that, if I'm right and it has been changed I'm gonna be pissed 😂
As Naxos, become a pirate republic and convert to Judaism
12:17 That Basque Naval Doctrine is INCREDIBLE! while the Marines bonus, is not as good as the other countries that specialize in Marines (which are super-fun, with naval supremacy, you roll-in, conquer, and roll-out, before the enemy ever touches you)...
The Basque Naval Doctrine give you explorers and conquistadors through a Naval Doctrine! Normally, one only gets those through Ideas or Traditions... If Navarra can survive until 1455, it can keep pace with Portugal in colonization.
Naxos, even more difficult start than Navarra. Good luck with that one!
Super quick guide on separatism. Without any modifiers a newly conquered province have 30 years of separatism. Each year is equivalent to 0,5 unrest. So, each year separatism will decrease, and the unrest from separatism will decrease along with it. The way to track it easily is simply to look at the unrest, look for the separatism one, and multiply that number by 2. That is how long separatism will last.
This also means that fewer years of separatism = less unrest. So, if you go Humanist you get -7 unrest in newly conquered provinces (-5 from -10 years of separatism, and -2 from -2 national unrest)
Holy moly ravioli it's been 2 years since i last watched 1 of your videos and i shure didn't expect a face reveal
9:21 daaaamn look at dulkadir blobbing
As Naxos, form the Latin Empire, convert the Anatolian Region to Catholic
Separatism is directly tied to the unrelated modifier. It is -.5 per year meaning your remaining years of separatism is the understanding modifier x2
I think you are right that it once was all of Iberia to Basque and later on got easier
You should’ve still finished off Iberia Red Hawk. You cheated us viewers from another 5 minutes :(
i thought it used to be all of it. lol. nice work.
Two ideas:
1) Well Naxos islands were one of the first footholds for Persian army to land in Greece in 480 bce soo maybe conquer the Persia region
2) hence Naxos is a crusader state, re-establish the Latin Empire, own and control Rome and Jerusalem (or maybe this will fit better the knight's)
As a Spaniard I know this will be a good A to Z episode.
i think you should have taken 2-3 provinces from Aragon in the PU war to get them more loyal
Is that a better strat? I'm thinking about starting a campaign myself, I alos thought it would be better that way. So should you go for that does it impact AE too much?
@@filipgrujic6165 IMO the easiest way to get this achievement is to fall under a PU with Aragon and declare an independence war supported by France. You can give France Roselló and Girona to keep them as an ally, but then take a province to release Catalonia as a vassal and use favours to get the cores back. Then just use France to help you eat Iberia. Also, taking offensive and humanist ideas will give you -15 years of separatism so you can culture convert faster
Burgundian inheritance as non-France/HRE Emperor is based on province count, whoever has a royal marriage and the most owned provinces becomes the option
I've gotten it has a 3pm mulhouse
It’s on prestige
im not sure, but morale damage seems to be a stat which determines the rate of how quickly the enemy's morale bar depletes in combat. correct me if im wrong.
Yup. It's an interesting modifier. If you already have a ton of +% morale bonuses it becomes pretty good because it's a separate multiplier, and defensive morale becomes less important once you already have high morale. But the 10% by itself is a bit meaningless
That’s what I understand it to be as well, in this case of 10% it’s similar to a 9.1% morale nerf to your enemy. (1-(100/110)) I believe is the corresponding formula to find the equivalent value.
I saw someone else suggest doing all unique mission trees, you could call that series EU4est (EU Forest)
As Naxos swap places with Saxony because Naxos backwards is Soxan.
Soxan
Really cool to see you get achievements like that. Almost a guide, eh?
I've got this achievement on my second try , it was an awesome game
I set out to do this one a few patch's back, I think just before Emperor came out.
I thought I would fail, due to the Age ending, but a few things delayed the institution spawning, so i had about 10 years extra to finish the conversions.
By that point I Iberia under control and France & Poland under PUs... Was gunning for HRE Emperor but never managed to get it before the End date.
As Naxos: Survive!
Conspiracy theory and plot twist: it was all a Mandela effect and it really should have been all of Iberia.
giving your subjects land and then annexing them nullifies seperatism modifier.
If I try this I might do colonial Navarra for the RP. There's a theory that Basque whalers landed in Canada before Columbus did
3:00 setting attitude does nothing for AI's calculation of threatened btw
Without the -25 percent annexation cost from Diplo it would be much longer to annex Aragon since the cost is additive. Consider you had -25% from Diplo, -5 from gov privelge, -10 from influence-quality policy, and -15 from the mission. So annexation cost was 45% of total instead of 80% of total, so it would have taken 1.78 times longer to annex aragon. 12.5 years instead of 7 years to annex.
That would have been 660(12 months per year*10 per month*5.5 years) diplo lost, reducing the amount of diplo you had to culture convert, delaying the conversion for Aragon's Province, and making you significantly weaker militarily and economically for 5.5 years. So weaker advisors, fewer wars, and slower conquest of iberia.
wdym diplo gives annexation cost, its just 25% from influence
@@alexeshun1225 mispoke
Burgundian inheritance: am I a joke to you? 😂
Since you won't be making any guides 'till 1.36 releases, why don't you make one video where you choose one of your favorite nations and just have fun.
Your videos are way better when you're having fun and enjoying the game. Like with Estonia. ❤
hi, what is the name of the mod that makes the ui windows bigger?
30:42 HOW THE TABLES HAVE TURNED!
As Naxos have the biggest navy on earth, own all islands in the Mediterranean, and own saxony cuz it’s Naxos backwards.
"Decolonizing" land makes it cheaper too
Dont know if anyone has said, but Im presuming getting the general Cesare Borgia is something to do with him going off from Italy and doing his own mini war in Navarra? Thanks for teaching me that Assassins Creed 2! :D
guys its ez,just let aragon vassalize u and then its done! gg
Speedrun strats
thank you for this video
I'm playing as aragon, its year 1549, but both the option to form spain military and diplomatcally are not showing in the national decisions. I had my capital on the low lands to prevent the dutch revolt, but i've moved it back to barcelona and still its not avaible for me to click. i checked al the requirements and its everything ok
Moral damage is just EU4'S version of “EMMOTIONAL DAMAGE”.
Change my mind
Why not take any land from Aragon in the first war?
PU-ing Aragon is really not worth it because of your relative strength. It's much easier to own the land directly (if you can PU them you can defeat them anyway).
Did they add provinces to Iberia at some point and so change the Achievement?
As a Navarro This makes me proud
If vassals don't give you separatism in their provinces after you integrate wouldn't vassal feeding the Iberian minors most of Castile and then integrating let you massively speed up by skipping separatism?
Why do you start golden era when the reformation spawns?
You should have kept going!
Yeah PUs are only good for low AE gain, but that got nerfed a few patches ago. Nowadays, they're good for vassal swarms (Austria) or colonization (GB or Iberia). Otherwise it sucks. Like Lithuania giving orthodox autonomie. No vassal income. AI smoking some crack during wars. 50 year integration limit. It's better to have normal vassals or outright conquest .
I'm 100% sure that in ye olden times it was actually all of Iberia. Must've been changed to most of Iberia after the expel minorities mechanic was changed, since now you have to spam diplo points for culture conversion.
No way he pronounced ‘Juan’ as ‘Juh-won’ lmaooo
That's wrong for Castilian, but actually closer to correct for Catalan
I'm new to your channel but I feel like I'm being conditioned to pronounce France as "Fraynce". I find this acceptable.
Don’t give the low lands!!! I love when you expend outside your objective to be able to complete it. I wish you make France a JP
So do we think it's better going humanist for the years of separatism reduction than religious or nah?
Nice moustache
How many nations do you have left?
I think its pretty easy its a rough start though
Wait, how did you not lose Aragon PU since they were disloyal and the ruler died? @edit Anyone experienced in EU4 please let me know i struggled with similar thing and i've Pu'ed a nation 3 times due to they breaking out of it, got tons of AE and more and more penalty to trust and relations with this nation (Naples in my case)
they wont break free if they are disloyal and your ruler dies, they will break free when they have negative opinion of you and your ruler dies
lol, i just started playing on ironman and fucked 2 games as france already xD
it was always most of iberia
Yeah this achievement is quite hard
splendid
So the result is that you were not supposed to PU Aragon. That's bad decision.
As Naxos form Mexico (Nachos)
Historically, Navarra survives until it gets a PU... with France.
i wont say its hard one, maybe you need few restars but i'v done it from first try
Cool
I caught covid recently.
Big Liege
I got it 2 days ago 😂
wouldn’t humanist’s years of separatism modifier help you out here?
Come on, it is not so difficult, i did it last week, you don't even need the entire of the peninsula culture converted, just the majority
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0:14 You started out correct with "Hey boys..." and then lost it with "Ladies and Gentlemen..." You know it's only us... human males, mostly under 40... (males after 40 seems to prefer hoi4).
The only paradox game I've ever seen a woman willing play is Cities: Skylines. Which I also love. If paradox makes it: I will buy it, even when it sucks (eg: Imperator Rome...).
EU5 and Cities:2 are both at hand...
I don't know what to do! Do I continue to battle the devil I know and love, praying for more DLC's to feel terrible about purchasing?
Or seek new love in the realm of bugs and the unknown....?
My solution: I'm going to get drunk and play Stellaris.
...
When I described to my friend the Paradox games, the modifiers stacked on modifiers, and he responded: "Oh, ok... So, it's 'Spreadsheet The Game'?" I said yes.