Randomized New Worlds can be pretty crazy sometimes. It's super rare and you need to set high chance for fantasy nations, but you can actually get things like Norse Vikings or High American nations sometimes, which would go for a really cool playthough idea, I think.
I think Random New World could be really intriguing if it were done right. Like playing as a European coloniser and instead of immediately having a meta "ok so Florida is here, Brazil is here, etc." you truly are exploring a new world for the first time and have no idea what it's going to be like
I've done that a few times and the exploration can be quite fun then. However trade routes are almost always completely fucked which ruins Europe's economy and you won't find that out until you've explored everything and are 150 years in. Also every nation with a mission tree involving colonization is fucked.
My only concern when I use it is just that the modifiers and everything just doesn’t really match up to the base game. I used to use a mod that would make the random continents slightly better. But even then there was like no wonders or anything of value in the new world.
If this is what you have to do to get enjoyment, might as well play with mods. They have a lot more interesting things to explore than random new world lol
So, as someone who bought this game because of you and Hawk, and who spent 300 hours in the new world because I'm a Canuck and too proud to admit defeat to the Spanish, allow me to explain how Tribal dev works in simple terms. Every month, you gain tribal dev randomly in one or more of your three types (Admin, Diplo, Mil. obviously) The amount you gain is modified by any modifiers you have (building that grants it, Federation policy that grants more, government policy that grants more, or grazing in tribal land that isn't yours - this is the biggest modifier you can get, so you're encouraged to migrate in the lands of other tribes, which gives them a CB) When you swap to settled tribe, you can settle your tribal development. You can choose to settle it in either multiple provinces to own more land, or you can choose to dump it all into one province. In the meantime, when you aren't settled, your tribal dev travels with you and becomes the dev value of whatever tile you occupy. If you swap to horde without spending your tribal dev by settling, you lose all of it. You can still go horde if you settle less than two cities after swapping to settled tribe, meaning you can dump all of your dev into the two best provinces you own, then swap over, if you like. Hope this helps.
I'm a bit ashamed but just overall amazed that someone with just 300 hours in the game has this much understanding in the game as someone with nearly 3K hours of it. It took me 1.4K hours just to finally understand how the trade system works which was when I did my first (& only so far) complete game.
@@syahmikadira6832 define "understand trade" because fully understanding how every modifier works is really hard imo. I have 3,5k h and i wouldn't say 1 million trade income is possible but then i watched Zlewikk video and saw someone who really understands trade. 😅
@@syahmikadira6832 Sure, but I have 3k hours not including watching eu4 content creators and I have almost no knowledge of how tribes work because I never play there. I played a very short run before getting confused and bored once in North America, and an Inca into owning whole Latin America once. When it comes to unique region mechanics, it is much more important how much time you have spend playing the region rather than total eu4 play time.
I actually honestly love the feature. Nothing better than playing multiplayer with your friends, everyone one a colonial nation and random hidden new world. The adventures we had man. Loved it
Excuse me WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT this is one of the most fun mechanics in the game, playing as a native in random new world is something I find myself so frequently coming back to
The lack of updates to the mechanic have severely damaged it. Several mission trees straight up break and the number of provinces is tuned based on what the Americas had back in 2010 rather than the current province count, trade zones, and the like. This means you end up missing several hundred provinces and the trade zones end up too big. Additionally, the number of shapes that a continent can possess are pretty limited so Random New Worlds can feel a bit samey after some time. There's also a tendency for it to generate the landmasses pretty far out there, which messes with the Colonial game because the ranges for that can easily end up too short. It's a nice feature, just needs more polish to it.
I really love the idea of randomly generated New Worlds. I understand why some people might not like it, but the idea of sailing west to find a genuine New World is just awesome
I always play with a random new world. It adds an extra sense of newness every game, also in games where I don't play colonial at all. The only issue is the weird loading restrictions, where you have to restart the game every time...
If I am using random new world I cycle through until I get the one that actually has more land than base continents. There is also a mod(s) called "Random New World Improvements(Updated)" that make it much more logical and fair. It's only fun as a colonizer and not as a native since most of the time the landmasses aren't connected.
Every time i play with random new world, i just get disapointed by how small the new world becomes. Often you'll end up with 200-300 provinces when the normal new world is over 700 provinces. Theres also the fact that the trade zones and colonial areas become absolutely massive.
There’s a few mods I use, not on my pc so i can’t check but it’s like random new world plus and more tiles or something that makes it pretty fun and my last game had 19 colonial regions was very fun. But the issue is they shoulda optimized it better bc colonial missions don’t count and other modifiers mess up. I’ve also seen nations like Vinland a Chinese kingdom ruling a continent, and Atlantis. It can be pretty fun rather than colonizing America over and over
I mean I'd watch a part 2. Just one thing, you can play as exiled crusader states, vinland and other "fantasy" states which sometimes pop up in the RNW which are probably more fun than just Random Tribe #7 xD
I swear this is the most cursed part of this game. If you click this button everything just seems to wrong or be off. I don't think this is supposed to be used at all.
18:30 if you selected the "trading with foreigners" government reform after forming the federation you'd settled all tribal provinces and gained tech from castille iirc.
I really hope EU5 actually uses all the potential that could come with this. Making mission trees or whatever they have from the ground up be able to adapt to random new world.
This was a feature I was really excited for. The execution could have been better but as an idea it improves the game immeasurably. Playing EU2 as a kid I learned a lot of geography through the game (I remember playing with an atlas on my lap). But as an experienced player on EU4 you know where everything is and can make a dash straight for the prime new world spots- this gives the human a big unfair advantage and ruins the feel of the game. A random new world creates a level playing field and adds the mystery to exploration again.
Random new world is one of my favorite things when I played the game. a lot more interesting when you're actually exploring something you don't know the shape of already.
Random ideas are sooo bad in RNW... Even if some tag generates a good set, it will still have at least couple of stinkers like "+2,5% more balls in yo mouth". Fortunately, RNW is a perfect reason to use second least used feature of EU4 - custom nations.
Random New World is something that I've enjoyed a few times while playing EU4. Made a custom Angevin Empire one time before you could actually make it and had a fun colonial game with that. Got some interesting landmasses to explore that time.
I love the idea of this feature, but the generated continents are always wispy, unnatural shapes, and they feel small. The terrain generation needs serious improvement.
I've only played it once. There was a tiny island in the north Atlantic, while all the rest of the new world was somwehere next to Australia. Never again.
I don't know if you figured this out or not, but the trade node probably wasn't broken. I did a campaign like this as well and I found out that as you discover new nodes they connect to each other, revealing only after the fact which and where trade flows
I actually remember being really excited to get the DLC for this feature and being excited to use it. Not being able to load saves is a bit of a deal breaker for me.
The only functional use I've ever had with Random New World (not for fun) was getting land further west. I wanted to get to the new world first as Japan but without having to go through Kamchatka->Alaska, and the randomizer gave me a new world where EVERYTHING was far to the west. I managed to get vital continental provinces on both sides of the New World before I finally managed to find Portugal who had claimed a big 6 province or so island for themselves near the Azores. I don't know if I would've managed to cut off the Euros completely because 1.35 dropped so I just restarted the Japan campaign (I don't pay attention to DLC news, didn't know it had a Japan update)
The most fun games I have had are with random new world, the issue is that its broken. Terrain, goods produced and development are like metal cutlery thrown into a blender, trade nodes turn into a rat king tangle and alot of the native AI gets broken and stuck. I don't know how much love Eu5 will give random new world, if any, but if they add more achivements and a little more love to the bugs then I will play with nothing but new world everytime.
The trade node is not actually an end node. It's just that connections are not shown on the map, so you have to look on node itself to see where trade goes
I used this feature once. As a result, instead of the New World, I generated a small ball the size of Ireland. A great new world. But I saw the high Americans and Scandinavian pagans.
I actually had one excellent randomized new world back when it came out; it spawned 3 high american nations, in this cool like, trio of continents. It was so sick I ended up picking one of them to play. But it's so hard to find a good generation. The problem was the lack of believable new worlds geographically vs what feels like a very balanced western hemisphere
Random New World isn't really for starting in the new world, it's for randomizing the discovery aspect for playing an European nation. I mean, it's really half-baked, but if they improved it for EU5, it'd be real good.
The fact that it breaks the Trade nodes Is the worst part of it and the colonizing countries have their mission trees Break doesn't help. Me and a friend tried it a few times and while neat it broke to much.
It cam actually be pretty fun with certain mods that change/add some new stuff into it. Recently got into playing it more often and the freshness of gameplay is nice.
The best (worst) thing abt RNW for is that inti-mayan-nahuatl unreformed natives always spawn in the 3-4 average dev desert or jungle. Not only you are not guaranteed Europeans will land near you until ~1650, your land is, guaranteed, pure ass. Pain! (Playing confucian exiles is okay-ish tho)
I remember when I first attempted a randomized new world. Ended up with a gigantic Falklands (I kid you not. The random new world was the Falklands at the size of the American Continents)
I remember this same thing happening to me lmaoo. If I remember correctly, it's pretty rare to actually have that happen. The randomized new world isn't actually random, there's just a good amount of already made landmasses which gets randomly chosen whenever you start a new save, and if I'm remembering everything correctly, they threw in the massive Falklands as a joke and made it pretty unlikely to be chosen.
It's really obvious it's been a long time since you've played as a new world country lol. Reminds me of the first time I tried and didn't understand how federations and settling land worked at all.
i played RNW for the first time a week ago and it was a lot of fun until my game crashed because it generated provinces that do not exist so when the AI annexed another AI that held the province it locked me out of the rest of my campaign :(
I played quite a few games with this about 2018-2019, but yeah its kinda weird and not tuned. I just liked the idea of discovering a completly unknown new world
Day 3 of asking for laith to play march of the eagles. As part of the first EU4 DLC, this button was simple, just like the game around it. The reason it feels so weird now is because we have a much better game and this is just… there. Also, next time, do this as a colonizer… this’ll be fun.
RNW is only so bad because it's implemented poorly with shitty sized states and broken trade nodes, but the concept is really fun, I enjoy playing with it on. There was a mod that used to mostly fix it but idk if it's still maintained.
Random new world is great if you are playing as a colonizing Nation that historically didn't colonize much if at all. It also tends to dramatically weaken the historical European powers that did colonize quite a bit. Just make sure you deal with the Ottomans before they roll over Europe though.
it sort of reduces the opness of knowing the americas beforehand, like real people already know how the Americas look and where to colonize where they shouldn't in the 1400s
Randomized New Worlds can be pretty crazy sometimes. It's super rare and you need to set high chance for fantasy nations, but you can actually get things like Norse Vikings or High American nations sometimes, which would go for a really cool playthough idea, I think.
if only they weren't bugged like half the time
You can get Indians and Chinese in the new world too, it's great. Although sometimes you get like a 3 tile new world entirely in the southern Pacific
don’t forget the best one “lost serbia” or “lost bosnia” there is literally a chance to get a fantasy serb or bosnian nation
@@rsabinioan Yeah, there's a bunch of weird ones, like True Denmark or The Lost Tribe.
My game insta-crashes every time I click the random new world button but that actually does sound pretty cool
I think Random New World could be really intriguing if it were done right. Like playing as a European coloniser and instead of immediately having a meta "ok so Florida is here, Brazil is here, etc." you truly are exploring a new world for the first time and have no idea what it's going to be like
I've done that a few times and the exploration can be quite fun then. However trade routes are almost always completely fucked which ruins Europe's economy and you won't find that out until you've explored everything and are 150 years in. Also every nation with a mission tree involving colonization is fucked.
@@Qureas It was a cool content made wrong
thats actually a great idea now that i think about it
I only play with this. Eu5 is going to be unplayable if they don't have this button
Interesting, with the content scarcity i'm experiencing, i definitely shoudl try that
My only concern when I use it is just that the modifiers and everything just doesn’t really match up to the base game. I used to use a mod that would make the random continents slightly better. But even then there was like no wonders or anything of value in the new world.
If this is what you have to do to get enjoyment, might as well play with mods. They have a lot more interesting things to explore than random new world lol
It already will be objectively worse than eu4. Seeing how paradox waters their games and then re releases with new graphic but no content.
@@goldholz bro loves dev clicks
I did this once coupled with the custom nation feature and larped as Atlanteans. It was pretty fun campaign.
Atlantis is actually one of the possible options as a nation that you can get. I think it automatically gives you High American tech group.
It's especially fun if you have areas spawn close to europe so you can quickly go in and do the sunset invasion
I did it once for the achievement "As a native in Random New World, explore the entire new world."
I did this achievement on 11.11.1444
So, as someone who bought this game because of you and Hawk, and who spent 300 hours in the new world because I'm a Canuck and too proud to admit defeat to the Spanish, allow me to explain how Tribal dev works in simple terms.
Every month, you gain tribal dev randomly in one or more of your three types (Admin, Diplo, Mil. obviously)
The amount you gain is modified by any modifiers you have (building that grants it, Federation policy that grants more, government policy that grants more, or grazing in tribal land that isn't yours - this is the biggest modifier you can get, so you're encouraged to migrate in the lands of other tribes, which gives them a CB)
When you swap to settled tribe, you can settle your tribal development. You can choose to settle it in either multiple provinces to own more land, or you can choose to dump it all into one province.
In the meantime, when you aren't settled, your tribal dev travels with you and becomes the dev value of whatever tile you occupy.
If you swap to horde without spending your tribal dev by settling, you lose all of it.
You can still go horde if you settle less than two cities after swapping to settled tribe, meaning you can dump all of your dev into the two best provinces you own, then swap over, if you like.
Hope this helps.
Useful to know, hope Laith see this
Gonna use this for some achievement hunting this weekend
I'm a bit ashamed but just overall amazed that someone with just 300 hours in the game has this much understanding in the game as someone with nearly 3K hours of it. It took me 1.4K hours just to finally understand how the trade system works which was when I did my first (& only so far) complete game.
@@syahmikadira6832 In fairness, I've watched probably 150 hours of Laith and Hawk each, so I had a solid basis to build off of.
@@syahmikadira6832 define "understand trade" because fully understanding how every modifier works is really hard imo. I have 3,5k h and i wouldn't say 1 million trade income is possible but then i watched Zlewikk video and saw someone who really understands trade. 😅
@@syahmikadira6832 Sure, but I have 3k hours not including watching eu4 content creators and I have almost no knowledge of how tribes work because I never play there. I played a very short run before getting confused and bored once in North America, and an Inca into owning whole Latin America once. When it comes to unique region mechanics, it is much more important how much time you have spend playing the region rather than total eu4 play time.
I actually honestly love the feature. Nothing better than playing multiplayer with your friends, everyone one a colonial nation and random hidden new world. The adventures we had man. Loved it
This is true madness. The things people are expected to do for 200k...
At this rate Laith will get stuck at 199k and think "maybe another Tiwi run..."
I want live footage of laith OILING UP Uncensored
We need to oil up the lathe for it to be fully functionnal
TRUE
Laith be kinda bad ngl
Anything for 200k
Not funny you're not getting it
Excuse me WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT this is one of the most fun mechanics in the game, playing as a native in random new world is something I find myself so frequently coming back to
The lack of updates to the mechanic have severely damaged it. Several mission trees straight up break and the number of provinces is tuned based on what the Americas had back in 2010 rather than the current province count, trade zones, and the like. This means you end up missing several hundred provinces and the trade zones end up too big. Additionally, the number of shapes that a continent can possess are pretty limited so Random New Worlds can feel a bit samey after some time. There's also a tendency for it to generate the landmasses pretty far out there, which messes with the Colonial game because the ranges for that can easily end up too short.
It's a nice feature, just needs more polish to it.
@@ee822 There are mods which fix many of those problems
@@AlphaSutoraiku which doesn't excuse that those problems exist
@@snowyimp333 i know
Which ones huh huh @@AlphaSutoraiku
I really love the idea of randomly generated New Worlds. I understand why some people might not like it, but the idea of sailing west to find a genuine New World is just awesome
I always play with a random new world. It adds an extra sense of newness every game, also in games where I don't play colonial at all. The only issue is the weird loading restrictions, where you have to restart the game every time...
If I am using random new world I cycle through until I get the one that actually has more land than base continents. There is also a mod(s) called "Random New World Improvements(Updated)" that make it much more logical and fair. It's only fun as a colonizer and not as a native since most of the time the landmasses aren't connected.
I'm the mod's author ahah, sorry for not updating it, I haven't played EU4 in more than a year.
@@cavalex Others have updated it and put it on the workshop so your work lives on. Your mod has made my colonial games so much better.
Every time i play with random new world, i just get disapointed by how small the new world becomes. Often you'll end up with 200-300 provinces when the normal new world is over 700 provinces. Theres also the fact that the trade zones and colonial areas become absolutely massive.
There’s a few mods I use, not on my pc so i can’t check but it’s like random new world plus and more tiles or something that makes it pretty fun and my last game had 19 colonial regions was very fun. But the issue is they shoulda optimized it better bc colonial missions don’t count and other modifiers mess up.
I’ve also seen nations like Vinland a Chinese kingdom ruling a continent, and Atlantis. It can be pretty fun rather than colonizing America over and over
I mean I'd watch a part 2. Just one thing, you can play as exiled crusader states, vinland and other "fantasy" states which sometimes pop up in the RNW which are probably more fun than just Random Tribe #7 xD
I swear this is the most cursed part of this game. If you click this button everything just seems to wrong or be off. I don't think this is supposed to be used at all.
I had one great campaign with rnw so it is definitly useable, you just have to re-roll untill you get an interesting map.
18:30 if you selected the "trading with foreigners" government reform after forming the federation you'd settled all tribal provinces and gained tech from castille iirc.
no tech but institutions right?
@@jakedavidheilemann1208 something like that ye
My mom walked by and said "who is that" and then "he's so handsome". Feel proud of yourself!
Bro hasn't got a Haircut since the random new world button came out
I didn't even know new world was THE New World and not a new world
Laith looks like a 17th century parilament member if he had white hair
I really hope EU5 actually uses all the potential that could come with this. Making mission trees or whatever they have from the ground up be able to adapt to random new world.
This was a feature I was really excited for. The execution could have been better but as an idea it improves the game immeasurably.
Playing EU2 as a kid I learned a lot of geography through the game (I remember playing with an atlas on my lap). But as an experienced player on EU4 you know where everything is and can make a dash straight for the prime new world spots- this gives the human a big unfair advantage and ruins the feel of the game.
A random new world creates a level playing field and adds the mystery to exploration again.
*FINALLY* I have been waiting for some of my Paradox-Gobli... I mean content creators to cover this feature.
I love how you got your horde hive mind near the end and could see the old world steppe. Map dissemination is weird.
Random new world is one of my favorite things when I played the game. a lot more interesting when you're actually exploring something you don't know the shape of already.
Random ideas are sooo bad in RNW... Even if some tag generates a good set, it will still have at least couple of stinkers like "+2,5% more balls in yo mouth". Fortunately, RNW is a perfect reason to use second least used feature of EU4 - custom nations.
Random New World is something that I've enjoyed a few times while playing EU4. Made a custom Angevin Empire one time before you could actually make it and had a fun colonial game with that. Got some interesting landmasses to explore that time.
I love the idea of this feature, but the generated continents are always wispy, unnatural shapes, and they feel small. The terrain generation needs serious improvement.
I've only played it once. There was a tiny island in the north Atlantic, while all the rest of the new world was somwehere next to Australia. Never again.
I had a game where the New World was just three triangles with two or three natives on each... And they were a few tiles away from each other.
I never dared to press "random new world", but you madman did it for us sane people!
Thank you!
Oh man, you have great hair.
And holy moly, somebody else tries this forgotten option :)
I don't know if you figured this out or not, but the trade node probably wasn't broken. I did a campaign like this as well and I found out that as you discover new nodes they connect to each other, revealing only after the fact which and where trade flows
I actually remember being really excited to get the DLC for this feature and being excited to use it. Not being able to load saves is a bit of a deal breaker for me.
The only functional use I've ever had with Random New World (not for fun) was getting land further west. I wanted to get to the new world first as Japan but without having to go through Kamchatka->Alaska, and the randomizer gave me a new world where EVERYTHING was far to the west. I managed to get vital continental provinces on both sides of the New World before I finally managed to find Portugal who had claimed a big 6 province or so island for themselves near the Azores. I don't know if I would've managed to cut off the Euros completely because 1.35 dropped so I just restarted the Japan campaign (I don't pay attention to DLC news, didn't know it had a Japan update)
The most fun games I have had are with random new world, the issue is that its broken. Terrain, goods produced and development are like metal cutlery thrown into a blender, trade nodes turn into a rat king tangle and alot of the native AI gets broken and stuck.
I don't know how much love Eu5 will give random new world, if any, but if they add more achivements and a little more love to the bugs then I will play with nothing but new world everytime.
The trade node is not actually an end node. It's just that connections are not shown on the map, so you have to look on node itself to see where trade goes
Random New World is probably my favorite feature that did not get the love it deserved when it first came out. Glad you played through it
Random New World used to be much, much worse, back when the new world was actually procedurally generated. At least the pre-made tiles look good.
I used this feature once. As a result, instead of the New World, I generated a small ball the size of Ireland. A great new world. But I saw the high Americans and Scandinavian pagans.
LAITH
when forming the federations, usually after you form them you pick the "trade with foreigners" reform to settle all tribal land instantly.
Sometimes you get neat things with it and it's pretty cool other times you get massive wall of land and it's weird
Feel like we go through laith relearning tribe nechanics every single time
Unironically looks like it could be fun if it was given more flavour and features
I actually had one excellent randomized new world back when it came out; it spawned 3 high american nations, in this cool like, trio of continents. It was so sick I ended up picking one of them to play.
But it's so hard to find a good generation. The problem was the lack of believable new worlds geographically vs what feels like a very balanced western hemisphere
I think the only good think about is to play as Portugal and explore unlimited randomlly generated new world.
I've accidently pressed the button far too many times
imagine if Laith said he was gonna make it worse and somehow gets god luck RNG with how many rare New World nations pop up
Man, Tasmania got swole
Make a custom nation, pick "Final Frontier" as national idea, colonize everything with dev mana.
Random New World isn't really for starting in the new world, it's for randomizing the discovery aspect for playing an European nation.
I mean, it's really half-baked, but if they improved it for EU5, it'd be real good.
The fact that it breaks the Trade nodes Is the worst part of it and the colonizing countries have their mission trees Break doesn't help.
Me and a friend tried it a few times and while neat it broke to much.
It cam actually be pretty fun with certain mods that change/add some new stuff into it. Recently got into playing it more often and the freshness of gameplay is nice.
I sometimes enjoy using random new world with a mod that randomizes the whole world
Its underrated, but they should make it so that the worlds are a lot more continental rather than scattered islands.
Laith is one of the few channels that have me checking to make sure im subscribed. Amazing content has gotten me to give way too much money to paradox
The moment when growing out your hair that you just have to get through.
The best (worst) thing abt RNW for is that inti-mayan-nahuatl unreformed natives always spawn in the 3-4 average dev desert or jungle. Not only you are not guaranteed Europeans will land near you until ~1650, your land is, guaranteed, pure ass. Pain!
(Playing confucian exiles is okay-ish tho)
I remember when I first attempted a randomized new world. Ended up with a gigantic Falklands (I kid you not. The random new world was the Falklands at the size of the American Continents)
I remember this same thing happening to me lmaoo. If I remember correctly, it's pretty rare to actually have that happen. The randomized new world isn't actually random, there's just a good amount of already made landmasses which gets randomly chosen whenever you start a new save, and if I'm remembering everything correctly, they threw in the massive Falklands as a joke and made it pretty unlikely to be chosen.
To put it into perspective, I was in kindergarten when this got added and now I'm the president of France.
Can't wait for this to become a 3 part series where Laith conquers China
My First Ever Game As Byzantium Was With This Enabled, It Was Also My First Ever Game Period, You Can Imagine How It Went...
It's really obvious it's been a long time since you've played as a new world country lol. Reminds me of the first time I tried and didn't understand how federations and settling land worked at all.
I long for the day where we get a Laith video with a sane protagonist.
00:08 Don't worry Laith, I'm right there with you.
i played RNW for the first time a week ago and it was a lot of fun until my game crashed because it generated provinces that do not exist so when the AI annexed another AI that held the province it locked me out of the rest of my campaign :(
Random new world is pretty fun when combined with mods that make their generation better.
I played quite a few games with this about 2018-2019, but yeah its kinda weird and not tuned. I just liked the idea of discovering a completly unknown new world
that new world looks like an oversised tasmania lmao
You get to see Asia and the steppes by becomeling a horde for some reason
What we really need for EU5 is a Random Old World button.
I love Random New World, especially with fantasy nations. The only downside is what it locks you out of.
Yes we need a part two, REVERSE COLONIZATION.
Day 3 of asking for laith to play march of the eagles.
As part of the first EU4 DLC, this button was simple, just like the game around it. The reason it feels so weird now is because we have a much better game and this is just… there.
Also, next time, do this as a colonizer… this’ll be fun.
Looks like the bug still exists where when you do random New world trade flow does not show up properly on new nodes
RNW is only so bad because it's implemented poorly with shitty sized states and broken trade nodes, but the concept is really fun, I enjoy playing with it on. There was a mod that used to mostly fix it but idk if it's still maintained.
I love Random New World, easily one of the most neglected features, but it adds a lot of replayability.
When I want a chill campaign, I do random new world and just go colonial.
Such a fun option!
Part 2! Sunset invasion!
Honestly I like random generation since it can give you lots of RP content, also it feels like you're playing Anbennar...
laith i just had the worst idea
A to Z but the random new world tags
You should continue this adventure
I've had it on in a majority of my games.
I clicked it once. It just deleated the new world, nothing there. Tiny island in the south.
Honestly i'd click this button and play as Portugal or england or castile, and just RP as if i just found a brand new world. It's very fun
Randomize Old World would be an amazing mechanic.
Would be cool if you could randomize the nations of the New World with the preexisting Americas landmass.
like the new hair laith
You should make a second part, this is fun.
-Hit the button.
-Generating Jank.
This feature actually might tempt me into getting eu4...
I actually like rnw from time to time. Sure some stuff gets wonky but i like to explore those worlds. And at times the province names are hillarious
Still a classic channel
Wow not playing exclusive random new world countries
Random new world is great if you are playing as a colonizing Nation that historically didn't colonize much if at all. It also tends to dramatically weaken the historical European powers that did colonize quite a bit. Just make sure you deal with the Ottomans before they roll over Europe though.
it sort of reduces the opness of knowing the americas beforehand, like real people already know how the Americas look and where to colonize where they shouldn't in the 1400s
I would like this to be continued
This is some of the greatest gameplay I’ve ever seen.
This is such a cool feature
Basically unplayable since it is badly implemented but with the right mods that fix it it's super fun.