EU4 1.35 Morocco Guide - RAIDING + GOLD MINES = OP ANDALUSIA
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- In this video titled EU4 1.35 Morocco Guide - RAIDING + GOLD MINES = OP ANDALUSIA I make an EU4 Guide for Morocco for Europa Universalis 4 1.35 Domination. With EU4 1.35 Domination releasing the meta and the starting moves for many nations on the map has changed, so of course new and up to date guides are needed. This EU4 Morocco starting moves guide or EU4 Morocco starting moves tutorial will ensure that you get a great start for yourself playing as the nation of Morocco . This guide covers the opening moves, diplomacy, estates, alliances, subjects, missions, national ideas, and more! Morocco is one of the best nations for blobbing, having a massive army that is also extremely powerful, being extremely rich, dominating trade and more! After watching this EU4 Morocco guide you will ensure a great start for yourself, and you will have an easy and fun campaign.
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Aragon or england
An Indian nation would be nice!
How about Sirhind
Bro try to play Syria as released country from mamluks and form Arabia
NOVGOROD
russian federation time
AI Spain: "Well, Mr. Hawk, planning on a Morocco-into-al Andalus guide, are we? How about ... NO"
It's worth thinking about vassalising Granada so that you can then feed them Ceuta, as they have a mission that puts a center of trade there.
12:00 when you diplo annex and full state a province you already had a core on, you just have to wait for a month to pass and it'll go to 0 autonomy. Don't manually lower it while at 90, that'll just lock it in at 65.
That monster Spain happened to me in all 3 of my Byz runs in 1.33!
I thought it was normal lol
It was common on earlier patches, super rare now
Nice guide Red Hawk :)
One strategy you could have used to conquer Iberia is to ally Tunis, declare war on Tlemcen and call Tunis (with promise of land), and then declare on Granada. This way you avoid breaking your alliance with Tunis. If you're lucky, Castile will then declare war on Granada, and if you manage to vassalize Granada you can call in Tunis and other allies against Castile alone. Win the war against Castile, break their alliance with Portugal and you now have 5 years to declare on Portugal. Easy Wins Easy Wars against the Iberians :D
Here's some other tips: Restart the game until Aragon rivals Castile but not France, you'll have a much easier time this way. Delete the forts in Tangiers and Dahra (from Tlemcen), they're not worth it. Try to cobelligerent and vassalize any of the other Berber minors in the Sahara for easy defensive wars, especially if against Tunis and Tunis is allied to the Ottomans. To avoid paying admin for low dev provinces, I usually give them to the Saharan vassal(s) that I kept, it's better than keeping them at 90% autonomy unstated. And lastly, to save a bit of admin you can give Tafilalt its core from Tlemcen, start integrating it first, and when you see that the percentage will reach 100% next month start annexing Marrakesh and Sus too.
Oh, and ally France ASAP, you tried a bit too late. And once you're halfway through Iberia, you might consider an alliance with England/UK and maybe even Austria against now-hostile bordering France.
That's about it, cheers!
PS: One variation of this strategy is Portugal declaring on Granada instead of Castile. It's basically the same, but the order will of course be different.
Thank you!
Adding to the first strategy, to get around a Granada-Tunis alliance, Tlemcen is pretty weak and doesn't get very strong allies, so you should be able to beat them up and occupy everything Tunis might not transfer before calling them in. That way, you don't have to worry about Tunis occupying things you want to take.
Well said, I didn't mention it because you would have to do so very quickly before Tunis can no longer be called. Also, if you occupy Tlemcen too soon you'll start getting calls for peace and war exhaustion. This will continue to tick during your Granada war since you'll want to wait until this one is done before peacing out Tlemcen.
In short, it's easier to call Tunis from the start, and you simply don't give them anything they have occupied. Tlemcen will continue to exist with shitty provinces, but it doesn't matter since your main target is a defensive war against Castile, not Tlemcen. Conquests in Iberia are better done asap, you'll have time to conquer the Maghreb, especially if you decide to betray Tunis just after the Portugal war (or the 2nd Castile war if you time it well).
What if Austria-Hungary was made of chocolate?
Wrong Channel, but it be interesting if he did play eu4
mmhhmmmm
Bro this isnt Monsier Z
if Austria-Hungary was made of Chocolate, then the ottomans would have eaten them, gotten fat, then sploded
What if the moon was made of pudding
Try to add more explanation as to WHY you should select certain choices. Understanding the why is the most important part of teaching
Allying Granada might not be a bad idea to use their navy and mountain forts vs Castile n Portugal.
@@trollolol705 I think it's good idea to rush and vassalize Granada and enable the scutage. Then fight few wars with Iberian countries baiting them into Ceuta fort to stackwipe, feeding Granada. It's one of the best eu4 feelings to block the strait and wipe 50k of enemies. But basically the best strategy is to criple iberians before they grow stronger. Even getting into debt, it's easy to repay it with sahel gold.
Love when Mr hawk makes guides outside of Europe or major powers
And I JUST finished a Morrocco-> Andalusia run. Wish this came out a week sooner 😢😂
needed this, thank you hawk
Is that the majapahit flag on your pfp?
25:30 the fort in Tafilalt already blocks troops from running in from north africa
also building one in jufra would cover sahara + cyrenika in just one fort rather than 2
One thing I really miss in eu4 when playing a nation that can raid is a naval mission to raid automatically. Its just so much clicking around and remembring to do it again in 10 years time.
Fort placement is sub-optimal since the forts exert zone of control on neighboring provinces. With that in mind, a fort in Jufra covers for both Sirt and Fezzan.
Also, if forming Andalusia, I don't recommend full stating North Africa since your capital will move to Europe, which makes Africa a profitable Trade Company region instead.
For ideas, Humanist + Trade + Defensive allows you to create an extremely tolerant and rich country with -50% idea cost when combined with Andalusian ideas, Mysticism and the Andalusian government reform.
I feel like doing a Ming guide would be a good idea
Compromise with nobility is always better then strengthen. It removes the influence from increase levies, wich gives manpower modifier
One small detail in the first war with Tunis.Taking the fort that close to their capital will mean a shorter war the next time correct?And convenient since sieges are never with the player
one of the strongest Castile's in a morocco guide, sounds like one of my typical games right there
One thing I really like about vic3 is that the AI doesn't player hate like this unless you set it to do so
I would love if you did a Kazan guide…i like to eat Muscovy first!
Rather than having to rely purely on dev'ing for the rennaisance, you can try allying an Italian minor. You're big enough at this point to overcome any negative religious difference maluses. They'll probably just sell it to you then. Definitely doesn't hurt to try.
Trying to get knowledge sharing is far more inconsistent than dev up plus by Dev to 30 you get age objective.
You could do a Karaman into Rum guide
One thing You forgot to mention.
After annexing a vassal remember to lowe autonomy, especially on the gold mine. Provinces from annexed vassals get high autonomy.
He mentioned this.
In this case while you were still allied to Tunis you should've requested Fezzan's core back using the Favours interaction.
Only situationally useful, so maybe not that good to mention in a guide, but it wouldve allowed you to have the contiguous connection to Fezzan.
I'd be more interested in a guide for mzab but morroco is good too
Honestly if you're at the point that you're so far from the norm that you're saying "Almost none of you are going to be in this situation," scoop and restart. This is a guide video, not a full playthrough, restarting to have a more normal game is perfectly fine.
the fun thing about Barbary Iqta is it is nt locked religion and nation like other muslim government reforms. I flipped to moroccona culture as Portugal and later in the game raided Ottoman coast.
16:28 You said you didn't fully stated most of the lands you conquered because you couldn't afford the admin point to core it, but even if you cannot afford to core it, by fully stating it you will reduce the minimum autonomy to only 50%, which would probably have allowed you to increase your max troops/ships limit and reduced your penalties. And -40% autonomy from 90% is always good cash
I know we aren't doing guides right now, but it has been 2 years since we got a Great Horde guide. Can we get an update? lol
Iberia became a super-hugbox here, damn...
25:44 why not just put one fort in the province in between fezzan and sirt? blocks both
Would you be able to somehow continue this game so that we could see you fight that massive alliance? Would be fun to see win or lose
Interesting nation for a guide.
I think the only thing I never done on EU4 is actually trying to conquer the entire planet. I might do that with my next nation but realistically, I will just try to conquer as much stuff as possible before the "end date" of the game.
Well after about 20-30 restarts i can say the following. Tunis allys grenada every time. Spain will eat grenada while you fight tlemcen. Cant even do a no cb on grenada as tunis and them ally on like december 11 so you cant declare war prior to the alliance firing. Generally castille will ally either france or austria. Austria normally gets hungary. Burgandy remains a wildcard.
You got really unlucky, I have NEVER seen castille inherit the lowlands, honestly didn't even know that event existed
It happens if they ally Burgundy which is super rare, lowlands usually go to either Austria or France
Raiding is limited to 3 sea tiles away from your nearest port
My strategy in the early game is to build as much carracks as possible while conquering tlemcen which makes ottomans wanna ally me. After that declare on portugal when england refuses to join and use my navy to crush theirs then bait them into coming to africa and blockade the strait to stackwipe their armies.
I feel like yoy could branch out to some other games easily. Survival craft would suit your narrative style; step 1, 2, why you decide on 3 or 4.
I literally facepalmed at the lose corruption/debase trick (facepalmed that I never do it, not at the trick itself). I can't believe I'll spend six months with a with an event blocking my screen so I can earn enough not to have to take a loan, but have never thought of doing a corruption void.
When RedHawk showed all the PUs of Castille and Austria and the massive cockblock resulting from them, I quite literally turned into El Risitas. How can you be so unlucky with the RNG? Its not even real brah.
Anyone interested in a Novgorod guide?
What DLC or add ons do you have ?
I would like to fight against this castile alliance
i wish you continued until you allied france and declared on castille
No wars with Castile? Its not a guide but a weak playthrough...
Okay do better waiting
I wanna see a war against castile especially if they get an Hapsburgs on their throne that's seems like amazing RP for me because Austria had to share the Burgundian inheritance!!
I once had a game where Portugal guaranteed Granada but was cruel and I lost the naval battle.
Wait, why does Morocco have vision on China?
Because of Ibn Battuta
Tuat was that province name?
Nice.
as a Moroccan hearing you pronounce the names of cities make me in a great pain 😂😂😂
Isnt weird that morocco is as big as spain yet they have fewer provinces.
I mean yeah, that's the problem when like half your nation is a literal desert.
@@thewhalebear7073from the north of morocco till ifni the province in eu4 isnt desert.
@@thewhalebear7073 besides, thats not the issue here. Its the map of the world that makes europe look bigger therefore more provinces.
How dare you!! I was looking for a guide on Morocco from you yesterday and couldn’t find one except for the 1.31 so I tried it myself and it went horribly!!
You used AI for the face in the thumbnail, didn’t you?
25:55 Wait, built a coastal fort? Why not build it in the province between Sirt and Fezzan so ZoC extends to both directions and not have a coastal fort too which are much easier to siege with blockades. And you can build one on the province more west with that lake (Q something i always forget) to create a second fort layer for if u fight mamluks bc they will be gunning for your ass if the ottos are your allies.
Edit; I mean Juffra and Qafsah
I got a lot luckier than you in terms of enemy alliances and France killing Spain to claim Naples throne. On track for a 1530 al andalus with the peruvian natives conquered and 4 colonial nations after stealing portugals colonies. Love the videos mate.
Ah yes now conquer Tunis to trigger laith. Jk
Ally france, call in ottomans and france, merc up, win Naval War first War focus on getting a small foothold and and break alliance with Austria. Or focus Austria first and break alliance and hope France holds out while your navy holds em
I cringed when Red Hawk did not take the hill fort of Tunis in the first war..
My strats:
never rival iberian european except castile. Ally mamluks and france.
Fast annex vassals at one time so it wont lower opinion of ur vassals. Fast conquest other North african. It only takes 20 years to conquer all north africa
Best nation to form Andalusia is Castile tho due to Western Tech
40:03 Lebanon!!!
W Simo land
Morocco/Andalusia can easily ally France
Don't be a coward, submit to the naval maritime supremacy!
Clickbait Andalusia, Hawk? Really?😄
3:50
Click bait title is click bait.