I imagine the peasants just building the new buildings on top of the old ones, so you essentially just have massive skyscrapers which is why it has such high dev
for anyone watching this and not reading patchnotes: - The Development progress from the Industrious Cultural Tradition is now applied at most once a year meaning this does not work anymore...
@@johnmark4677 I can confirm its there, I tried doing this and wondered why my dev wasn't going on up then I moused over industrious and sure enough it was there.
They should have done +5/month for 5 months and refreshed the timer if another building completes instead. That way you can still benefit if two buildings finish within a couple months if each other. Or just remove 25 development when a building is removed.
@@qwinn9963 yea, if you do this, or a modified version of it, that’s still a free development every 4 years. Not crazy enough to boost to 100 dev but good enough to put your capital ahead if you focusing on other dev bonuses as well
When I did a crazy Bohemia development game, i moved my capital to Melnik. Going from a -10% development growth malus in hills to a +20% dev growth in the Melnik farmlands was a big deal over time.
But the advantage of hills/mountains is that you can defend your capital much more easily, which is more useful if you plan to play tall and not expand very much.
But as you could see in the video, his develpment per month growth became rather irrelevant after hitting some 20 development so I guess maybe it speeds up your early stage but I dont, think it does much and also having a capital in Prague makes it spread equally to all your other counties whereas Melnik doesn't neighbour all the counties.
Paradox: "Grand strategy of developing characters, societies and civilizations bit by bit over several centuries!" Zieley: "So hear me out: I'm thinking a bunch of Tribal era Czechs capping out the catch-all metric of human progress by assembling and disassembling buildings over and over like a Lego set."
Holy crap!! Thank you guys for 10k subscribers 🎆🎇🎆 It honestly blows my mind that over 10 thousand of you enjoy these videos enough to stick around for more. I can honestly say I have so much fun putting them together and I wish I could upload more often for you all. Thanks again you legends 😄 stay tuned for more wacky videos
You are probably the second youtuber that I know (other than Ottawa Welshman) that are focused on economy and playing tall and broke the game economicaly and that's impressive. Please continue or start a new series while playing tall! Love your content man!
@@fredrikbjork3223 I feel like it wouldn't work, since you have one money making building and you can't build cities or temples, and eventually a horde of 10,000 sapmis would attack you anyways
@@niclasjohansson5992 You can play a tall viking as long as you leave scandinavia. Sardinia is a good place to aim for, you just have to do a couple of varangian invasions along the way
I thought the buff stacking wasn’t quite different from other paradox series, where you just choose all the conditions that max out one stat and get the game values broken, until I saw that repeatedly replacing buildings would still grant the development buff. That instantly made whole thing gamey and funny as hell
You can get 50 piety for a sacred _terrain type_ and 350 prestige for a mountain house (only in the mountains) every time you reconstruct a building. I used it with aniconism and not only got 100 percent development, but I've always been ridiculously famous.
That's amazing. I'd love to see a full playthrough of this. I looked up your strategy to see if there were variants. Someone figured out how to pull off that stunt using an Indian culture. They got 100 development in 12 years. You and that person are making the AI rulers take notes.
So, I know this video was published 2yrs ago, but I've been rewatching your CK3 videos while I multitask projects. One piece of advice I would throw out there is to use your courtiers for advantageous traits. In many of your videos, you have these instances of running after enemy armies for extended periods. During the course of playing, make sure you always have an organizer on hand you can put in command of your army to chase the opposition down. Simply pause 1 day before the battle (you can see this by hovering over the little upcoming battle icon) and switch your commander to the one you actually want in charge to fight the actual battle. The same goes for keeping an engineer handy for sieging and logisticians for those long drawn-out wars that will have you parking armies for resupply. Somewhere around every 3-5 years or so I like to do a check where I marry courtiers off if needed to ensure I always have certain traits. Sometimes there are no candidates available, but that's usually only in the early game unless you're playing in a particularly remote location. This same strategy works for non-military traits too, such as gardener, wise man, architect, etc. This helps so you have good people for those court positions. For example, a person with high learning and the patient trait will make for a great Court Tutor. There are many, many, combinations of traits that boost a character's competency for a certain position or for certain uses in battles.
You know one thing I love about your videos is the little character u put in your intros, after watching a few videos I ended up subscribing because I saw that and it made me smile I cant explain why haha but glad to be here
There's a few more traditions you may want to look at. Fervant Temple Builders: +750 prestige and +5 religious Fervor every time you build a temple holding, +2 fervor every time you upgrade a temple, and further reductions to build cost with the zealous, humble, mystic, and learning education traits. Religious Patronage: +25% piety from buildings, +2000 piety when constructing a temple holding, +150 Renown when building a temple holding, +75 renown when upgrading a temple holding. Strong Believers: increases likelyhood of children gaining the humble or zealous personality traits. Mendicant Mystics: increases the chances of getting the Mystic trait, up to 8% increased income for characters with traits of the mystic line, and wandering mystic events are more likely. Philosopher Culture: +20% Monthly Learning Lifestyle experience, +5% culture Fascination progress per Learning Education trait level, +5% cultural fascination progress if culture head has the scholar trait, and children are three times more likely to get the pensive trait. Collective Lands: +20% Development growth everywhere, _but_ +20 construction time and -20% control growth. Also some bonuses to peasant leader characters.
Hovelax made a video covering the exact same 'exploit', but he did it a bit differently, and didn't convert to lollardy, nor focus on forests and temples, which was an interesting optimization. I am ALWAYS a fan of Ley Clergy for playing tall. P.S. He also made a custom character that lived to be over a hundred.
I found your channel though your eugenics program video and honestly been really enjoying all your videos, they got this chill and relax vibe and I just love it
the year is 958 AD. The Bohemian capitol; Prague. We have landed on Mars. The asteroid belt is next. Soon... the entire galaxy will understand the might of the Czech Republic.
Paradox should really learn about diminishingly stacking percentage based reductions. In other words: -10% and -10% shouldn't total -20%, but instead mean 0.9x0.9=0.81 leading to -19%. That way they'd never need a minimum building time without any brutal changes. What makes Paradox games so great is that they give you tons of options, but this also means that stacking those options perfectly leads to insane results. If stacking isn't as effective, there's no need to reduce the amount of options.
1066 Pagan kingdom can do this best, with some finagling your starting char can have the max 90% cost/build reduction on temples, but you do need to learn that Industrious culture perk.
Dude you are big brain my guy... you ever thought about doing the role play aspect of it I'd love to watch a full campaign where you role play your ruler surealbeliefs does it and he's amazing
Nah, only the strong isn't great for this build, as you end up with 50+ knights, and so want all the knights you can get. Besides, with the bonuses you get, even guys with low prowess will be fine crazy stuff
Could have you started as The Norseman from Brittany declare a Varangian conquest of Bohemia, before you enforce your demands and Bohemia declare war on Cornwall or some Dutchie so you can have two dutches right away in the early game and convert to the local culture?
So are you building and then replacing just level 1 buildings to get the development bonus continuously? Or doing it just once time? Also aren't you limited by your building upgrades as you wont have access to the in earlier ages? @Zieley
Another brilliant find Zieley, will definately be trying for industrious play through soon. Im trying to get the unite the slavs and looking for something similar to build a good start from then move forward. Tried creating the custom kingdom of ukraine with kiev as the capital but steppe and marshland slow development.
Maximum knight effectiveness possible video please. Spiffingbrit kinda did this but didn’t flush it out completely, he got 500% then stopped, but i know there are map buildings and holy sites that add to this If there is a different religion with bezerker type bonuses as well Also metal working, blacksmiths do extra now with that pillar, but doesn’t really say what. (Many new x building now gives “extra bonuses” or “blade master is now “better”; if you could go through these vague “bonus/better” buildings and pillars I’d like that
You can improve part of the strategy by going hybrid with Prussia. They have 2 bonus for forest. The second one give piety each time you build a building in a forest. It's a cheap way to convert gold to piety. Make a custom religion to have holy war again. Then go for culture reform that remove the kingdom holy war. So now you have a super developed capital and you can exchange gold for free cb.
Not combining this with forming the Kingdom of Mann is a shame: because of the insane time reduction you can literally have it all in place in no time at all, then form a hybrid with the Czechs and conquer the Duchy of Manding for 2 superior gold mines in a single Duchy
@@donkarnage6986 Tbh, Varangian vets cost so much that I'm still financially recovering still, without having gotten to Mali, relying on the Czech and Sardinian income while raiding everything possible to maintain my economy That and replacing building makes for some, interesting parallels with English economics...
Did you consider swearing fealty to a nearby ruler and forcing your way onto their council in order to be steward? In my 1066 bohemia games I often start by offering more levies in favor of forced council position and ride that sweet money and building speed/cost to quick eco development
You should do this small challenge I made on CK3. Called the Kingdom Come Challenge. You have to play as a Bohemian noble, named Henry, during 1403, and you have to defend your county from the Hungarians. >:)
This is fucking amazing. Great vid as usual. Kiev would be by far the best county for this in the long run imo. 3-4 farmlands, 6-7 baronies total, where you can build continuously w agrarian in your culture. No need to replace the buildings even, as with agrarian your farmland baronies will develop on steroids. So play Kiev, become feudal and pick up agrarian + industrious + architect. And then enjoy forming Slavia at a leisurely pace, I guess😄
isnt it like playing the Dutch? :P the farmlands in sicilly and the mine in sardinia is perfect, and then hurry up and get 2000-3000 prestige for the industius? the polders in dutch is kind of okay. But as a steward in a random king or emperor give you minus 15 ekstra to building cost plus money, and then we have the pope! game broken
@@donkarnage6986 holland has shitty duchies. Kiev is a struggle at the start, but over time you can make it into the best duchy in the game, on par with Valois + Orleans or Bohemia
Any plan on doing Pure-Blooded rush strategy guide plz? Its such goddamn painful to actually aquired one. Im really desperate on every playthrough lol.
dude you don't need so much faith... you just need someone who is like "hey you want to switch to Lollardy?" - just happened to me in june 877 :P oh and by the way the 25 you'll only get now once a year
Hi, sorry to bother you people, but anyone knows how it's called the song when zieley kills the peasants at 6:23?? I'm so sure to hear it in a movie but I can't remember it.... Help please 😅😂
My Bohemia save is going fucking awesome, was building tall the first 3 gens, then got bored. Trying to unite the Slavs, because my one duchy is stronger then any current empire in the game.
this game desperately needs some balance. i never play past 1200 because its a cakewalk. every character goes down steward then scholar. succesion is easy through disinheriting kids thanks to the renown you get from royal courts. good dlc but wildly unbalanced
Hello i have a questioj you always use lolardy in your videos of ck3 why not use waldensianism which is also christian faith with aniconism and lay clergy. Its tenets are mendiant preachers aniconism and wows of poverty
Honestly this perk needs to be constrained to the max "ordinary" encourage development limit. Or a cooldown... Or just a rework like base dev growth, plus what I said earlier. It feels too gamey.
Hey Zieley, I’m new to CK3. I want to ask if it is possible to conquer the world as Ireland. Because every time after I united ireland, I’m stuck and I can’t conquer England or alba after I conquered Wales. So I want to ask if it is possible to conquer the whole world as Ireland, thanksssss!
I mean its possible, but definitely not the easiest/fastest thing to do. You'd have to develop your Irish lands for a while so that you can become super strong first
I think they patched this, I went to try and do this, but industrious now says "up to once per year" and I noticed my development wasn't going up even though I was hitting the cycles well.
I did a similar thing but not at all. I took Bjorn Ironside on an adventure to take over bohemia and made a new culture blend keeping some cool bits from Norse and took over the mine in Sardinia. I used Sardinia mine as a launch point for many raids and was able to build up pretty well and get all the extra renown from the sons of Ragnar. I did later reform astaru but now I'm deciding what I want to do next.
it would be cool if you continued this into a full campain
^ or a more balanced version, but I haven’t watched the whole video yet
I think it would be cooler if he he started from tribal, in a small place, and then capture the whole world
Ireland would be cool
I imagine the peasants just building the new buildings on top of the old ones, so you essentially just have massive skyscrapers which is why it has such high dev
well playing tall :D
for anyone watching this and not reading patchnotes:
- The Development progress from the Industrious Cultural Tradition is now applied at most once a year
meaning this does not work anymore...
Looking for this comment
@@johnmark4677 I can confirm its there, I tried doing this and wondered why my dev wasn't going on up then I moused over industrious and sure enough it was there.
They should have done +5/month for 5 months and refreshed the timer if another building completes instead. That way you can still benefit if two buildings finish within a couple months if each other. Or just remove 25 development when a building is removed.
isnt it still good tho
@@qwinn9963 yea, if you do this, or a modified version of it, that’s still a free development every 4 years. Not crazy enough to boost to 100 dev but good enough to put your capital ahead if you focusing on other dev bonuses as well
When I did a crazy Bohemia development game, i moved my capital to Melnik. Going from a -10% development growth malus in hills to a +20% dev growth in the Melnik farmlands was a big deal over time.
There is no more -10% because Czech culture counts with capital in the hills so it negates back to 0%. But farmlands still give you 20% boost.
But the advantage of hills/mountains is that you can defend your capital much more easily, which is more useful if you plan to play tall and not expand very much.
But as you could see in the video, his develpment per month growth became rather irrelevant after hitting some 20 development so I guess maybe it speeds up your early stage but I dont, think it does much and also having a capital in Prague makes it spread equally to all your other counties whereas Melnik doesn't neighbour all the counties.
@@andyhx2 im pretty sure the source of the culture is the county, not the barony.
Paradox: "Grand strategy of developing characters, societies and civilizations bit by bit over several centuries!"
Zieley: "So hear me out: I'm thinking a bunch of Tribal era Czechs capping out the catch-all metric of human progress by assembling and disassembling buildings over and over like a Lego set."
Zieley: I broke CK3 -- I can increase dev just by spending resources and pressing a button!
EU4 players: Wait, what's the other way to increase dev?
Holy crap!! Thank you guys for 10k subscribers 🎆🎇🎆 It honestly blows my mind that over 10 thousand of you enjoy these videos enough to stick around for more. I can honestly say I have so much fun putting them together and I wish I could upload more often for you all. Thanks again you legends 😄 stay tuned for more wacky videos
You are at 11k now.
I do really enjoy the videos, but the sound is so bad that it makes me want to punch something hard, with my face.
Keep grinding King 🙌🏻
Great content mate! Thanks for all your hard work
Best crusader kings CZcamsr. Take this king 👑
You are probably the second youtuber that I know (other than Ottawa Welshman) that are focused on economy and playing tall and broke the game economicaly and that's impressive. Please continue or start a new series while playing tall! Love your content man!
Itsnt alittle boring to se an OP playthrough?
after 100 years u have the best things
@@donkarnage6986 You literally don't though, in this video he isn't even in the early middle ages yet, the game limits you to a point
What about playing tall viking?! Plixor
@@fredrikbjork3223 I feel like it wouldn't work, since you have one money making building and you can't build cities or temples, and eventually a horde of 10,000 sapmis would attack you anyways
@@niclasjohansson5992 You can play a tall viking as long as you leave scandinavia. Sardinia is a good place to aim for, you just have to do a couple of varangian invasions along the way
"One place that Czechs off both requirements is the Dutchy of Bohemia"
Hehehe well played.
I thought the buff stacking wasn’t quite different from other paradox series, where you just choose all the conditions that max out one stat and get the game values broken, until I saw that repeatedly replacing buildings would still grant the development buff. That instantly made whole thing gamey and funny as hell
You can get 50 piety for a sacred _terrain type_ and 350 prestige for a mountain house (only in the mountains) every time you reconstruct a building. I used it with aniconism and not only got 100 percent development, but I've always been ridiculously famous.
You: Hey Popie, can I have some money?
Pope: Sure you look like a great Christian!
You: Thanks, I'm an apostate king now, bye!
That's amazing. I'd love to see a full playthrough of this.
I looked up your strategy to see if there were variants. Someone figured out how to pull off that stunt using an Indian culture. They got 100 development in 12 years.
You and that person are making the AI rulers take notes.
So, I know this video was published 2yrs ago, but I've been rewatching your CK3 videos while I multitask projects. One piece of advice I would throw out there is to use your courtiers for advantageous traits. In many of your videos, you have these instances of running after enemy armies for extended periods. During the course of playing, make sure you always have an organizer on hand you can put in command of your army to chase the opposition down. Simply pause 1 day before the battle (you can see this by hovering over the little upcoming battle icon) and switch your commander to the one you actually want in charge to fight the actual battle. The same goes for keeping an engineer handy for sieging and logisticians for those long drawn-out wars that will have you parking armies for resupply. Somewhere around every 3-5 years or so I like to do a check where I marry courtiers off if needed to ensure I always have certain traits. Sometimes there are no candidates available, but that's usually only in the early game unless you're playing in a particularly remote location.
This same strategy works for non-military traits too, such as gardener, wise man, architect, etc. This helps so you have good people for those court positions. For example, a person with high learning and the patient trait will make for a great Court Tutor. There are many, many, combinations of traits that boost a character's competency for a certain position or for certain uses in battles.
You know one thing I love about your videos is the little character u put in your intros, after watching a few videos I ended up subscribing because I saw that and it made me smile I cant explain why haha but glad to be here
Glad to have you here Matt ❤
Bummer that this has been patched already. It now says "up to once per year" at the end of industrious.
I love all your videos they really help me understand what I need to do in this game. Keep up the videos i'll definitely watch them!
Made me realise development is actually pretty great.
min maxing is the least fun way to play this game though.
There's a few more traditions you may want to look at.
Fervant Temple Builders: +750 prestige and +5 religious Fervor every time you build a temple holding, +2 fervor every time you upgrade a temple, and further reductions to build cost with the zealous, humble, mystic, and learning education traits.
Religious Patronage: +25% piety from buildings, +2000 piety when constructing a temple holding, +150 Renown when building a temple holding, +75 renown when upgrading a temple holding.
Strong Believers: increases likelyhood of children gaining the humble or zealous personality traits.
Mendicant Mystics: increases the chances of getting the Mystic trait, up to 8% increased income for characters with traits of the mystic line, and wandering mystic events are more likely.
Philosopher Culture: +20% Monthly Learning Lifestyle experience, +5% culture Fascination progress per Learning Education trait level, +5% cultural fascination progress if culture head has the scholar trait, and children are three times more likely to get the pensive trait.
Collective Lands: +20% Development growth everywhere, _but_ +20 construction time and -20% control growth. Also some bonuses to peasant leader characters.
Hovelax made a video covering the exact same 'exploit', but he did it a bit differently, and didn't convert to lollardy, nor focus on forests and temples, which was an interesting optimization. I am ALWAYS a fan of Ley Clergy for playing tall.
P.S. He also made a custom character that lived to be over a hundred.
I found your channel though your eugenics program video and honestly been really enjoying all your videos, they got this chill and relax vibe and I just love it
13:57 "just to keep this in check" lmao
How could I miss such a glorious pun opportunity
The editing makes me cry laughing, a great combo of gameplay and comedy.
"Revoke Titel" Y O I N K E D !
I am easily entertained lmao keep em coming. love the edits makes me laugh hard
Loved the editing, the sound effects gave me some good laughs 😂
the year is 958 AD. The Bohemian capitol; Prague. We have landed on Mars. The asteroid belt is next. Soon... the entire galaxy will understand the might of the Czech Republic.
As a proud Czech I am so happy that you picked Bohemia!
I’m hoping he gets around to recording full campaigns. Great content that I always look forward to watching. Keep it up!
Paradox should really learn about diminishingly stacking percentage based reductions. In other words: -10% and -10% shouldn't total -20%, but instead mean 0.9x0.9=0.81 leading to -19%. That way they'd never need a minimum building time without any brutal changes. What makes Paradox games so great is that they give you tons of options, but this also means that stacking those options perfectly leads to insane results. If stacking isn't as effective, there's no need to reduce the amount of options.
Reminds me of the good old ck2 1 day building time when you stack how to build a well, good steward overseeing construction and chinese bureaucrat.
Another great video mate ♥️ can't wait to see what you come up with next. Perhaps one focusing on the artifacts in the royal court?
This channel is awesome bro, pissed that I found it and am sinking so much time into watching the vids haha, please don't stop tho brother
1066 Pagan kingdom can do this best, with some finagling your starting char can have the max 90% cost/build reduction on temples, but you do need to learn that Industrious culture perk.
Your videos are amazing. I would love it if you continued a bit more, perhaps do a second video exploring what can you do with these crazy saves
Dude you are big brain my guy... you ever thought about doing the role play aspect of it I'd love to watch a full campaign where you role play your ruler surealbeliefs does it and he's amazing
The Duchy of Bohemia is my absolute favorite start in this game. Great duchy and another mine to the SE.
If you click the scroll top right, then unfold domain, and there you see all your holding things and its way easier to select them like that imo
Try to make a strategy where you max Knight efficiency for OP knights like making them Jedi.
I always add the cultural thing "only the strong" for that reason
Nah, only the strong isn't great for this build, as you end up with 50+ knights, and so want all the knights you can get. Besides, with the bonuses you get, even guys with low prowess will be fine crazy stuff
Could have you started as The Norseman from Brittany declare a Varangian conquest of Bohemia, before you enforce your demands and Bohemia declare war on Cornwall or some Dutchie so you can have two dutches right away in the early game and convert to the local culture?
You should create a new faith with Pursuit of Power. Would let you have conquest cbs with this insane setup
Never give land to family and never give them a lot of land.Small random vassals are happy vassals.
Another great video. When I'm not binging Elden Ring I'm playing ck3.
Bro, the video dropped 12 min ago. you haven’t even finished it yet
💀
@@thomassocorro1545YT is cracked. i've watched the vid. convinced to convert to lollardry
13:53 Just... No. That was absolutely unacceptable.
So are you building and then replacing just level 1 buildings to get the development bonus continuously? Or doing it just once time? Also aren't you limited by your building upgrades as you wont have access to the in earlier ages? @Zieley
So I was maxing out 2 building slots in the temples and using the 3rd to swap out level one buildings continuously
Another brilliant find Zieley, will definately be trying for industrious play through soon. Im trying to get the unite the slavs and looking for something similar to build a good start from then move forward. Tried creating the custom kingdom of ukraine with kiev as the capital but steppe and marshland slow development.
@13:54 "Just to keep this uhhh in Czech". Good one
Maximum knight effectiveness possible video please. Spiffingbrit kinda did this but didn’t flush it out completely, he got 500% then stopped, but i know there are map buildings and holy sites that add to this
If there is a different religion with bezerker type bonuses as well
Also metal working, blacksmiths do extra now with that pillar, but doesn’t really say what. (Many new x building now gives “extra bonuses” or “blade master is now “better”; if you could go through these vague “bonus/better” buildings and pillars I’d like that
Loving the content, though the microphone is picking up a background buzz which is driving me Bananas.
You can improve part of the strategy by going hybrid with Prussia. They have 2 bonus for forest. The second one give piety each time you build a building in a forest. It's a cheap way to convert gold to piety.
Make a custom religion to have holy war again. Then go for culture reform that remove the kingdom holy war. So now you have a super developed capital and you can exchange gold for free cb.
the broken window fallacy is going brazy here lol
Not combining this with forming the Kingdom of Mann is a shame: because of the insane time reduction you can literally have it all in place in no time at all, then form a hybrid with the Czechs and conquer the Duchy of Manding for 2 superior gold mines in a single Duchy
what will you do with all that gold? its to much :P
@@donkarnage6986 Tbh, Varangian vets cost so much that I'm still financially recovering still, without having gotten to Mali, relying on the Czech and Sardinian income while raiding everything possible to maintain my economy
That and replacing building makes for some, interesting parallels with English economics...
Shout out to the Smosh easy button sound effect
Please keep going with this!!!
Did you consider swearing fealty to a nearby ruler and forcing your way onto their council in order to be steward? In my 1066 bohemia games I often start by offering more levies in favor of forced council position and ride that sweet money and building speed/cost to quick eco development
You should do this small challenge I made on CK3.
Called the Kingdom Come Challenge.
You have to play as a Bohemian noble, named Henry, during 1403, and you have to defend your county from the Hungarians. >:)
This is fucking amazing. Great vid as usual. Kiev would be by far the best county for this in the long run imo. 3-4 farmlands, 6-7 baronies total, where you can build continuously w agrarian in your culture. No need to replace the buildings even, as with agrarian your farmland baronies will develop on steroids. So play Kiev, become feudal and pick up agrarian + industrious + architect. And then enjoy forming Slavia at a leisurely pace, I guess😄
isnt it like playing the Dutch? :P the farmlands in sicilly and the mine in sardinia is perfect, and then hurry up and get 2000-3000 prestige for the industius? the polders in dutch is kind of okay.
But as a steward in a random king or emperor give you minus 15 ekstra to building cost plus money, and then we have the pope! game broken
@@donkarnage6986 holland has shitty duchies. Kiev is a struggle at the start, but over time you can make it into the best duchy in the game, on par with Valois + Orleans or Bohemia
Finally, he realised power of Bohemia
Thank you for the video
Finaly being proud for being Czech.
Any plan on doing Pure-Blooded rush strategy guide plz? Its such goddamn painful to actually aquired one. Im really desperate on every playthrough lol.
Another day of Zieley breaking the game.
Wait does Industrious not apply to upgrading buildings?
It's not jsut the music & sound effects, I would love a lore-focussed RuneScape total conversion mod for CK3.
check again you are now at 11.1k subs you beast you rock man
You can technically do it faster if you become a vassal and beg your liege for development all the time. Played on release, dunno if they fixed it
dude you don't need so much faith... you just need someone who is like "hey you want to switch to Lollardy?" - just happened to me in june 877 :P
oh and by the way the 25 you'll only get now once a year
what's withe the audio? are u doin morsecode in the background?
Bless us with a Bulgaria video there's very little content on this great empire...
whats the song at 15:19 and why isnt it in your music credits?
Bohemia czechs out all the boxes1 :D
Love your videos but you really need to fix that humming sound in the background it's driving me crazy
Hi, sorry to bother you people, but anyone knows how it's called the song when zieley kills the peasants at 6:23?? I'm so sure to hear it in a movie but I can't remember it.... Help please 😅😂
industrious was just nerfed...sad
Hei Zieley if you switch Your county capital to farmland you Get all the fram land bonusus so you Could Get more dev faster
is it fixed now ?
in german there is a small note stating "up to one time per year"
it has been patched 😭
Current play through it's 1000AD and I"m Emperor of Britannian. Just might be me but think the new DLC made game easier :)
I enjoy this dlc because I can recreate actuall austrian empire
now switch your culture to be utterly obsessed with chivalry and poetry and take over the world via putting your children on the throne
My Bohemia save is going fucking awesome, was building tall the first 3 gens, then got bored. Trying to unite the Slavs, because my one duchy is stronger then any current empire in the game.
My favorite thing to do as Egypt is create 80+ knights and use them alone to destroy 40+ thousand crusader armies
this game desperately needs some balance. i never play past 1200 because its a cakewalk. every character goes down steward then scholar. succesion is easy through disinheriting kids thanks to the renown you get from royal courts. good dlc but wildly unbalanced
Hello i have a questioj you always use lolardy in your videos of ck3 why not use waldensianism which is also christian faith with aniconism and lay clergy. Its tenets are mendiant preachers aniconism and wows of poverty
Honestly this perk needs to be constrained to the max "ordinary" encourage development limit.
Or a cooldown...
Or just a rework like base dev growth, plus what I said earlier. It feels too gamey.
I thought the tool tip for industries says that it can only proct once every 12 months
This video is in a old patch
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Keynesians be like:
Hey Zieley, I’m new to CK3. I want to ask if it is possible to conquer the world as Ireland. Because every time after I united ireland, I’m stuck and I can’t conquer England or alba after I conquered Wales. So I want to ask if it is possible to conquer the whole world as Ireland, thanksssss!
I mean its possible, but definitely not the easiest/fastest thing to do. You'd have to develop your Irish lands for a while so that you can become super strong first
There's a developed economy
Then there's a DEVELOPED economy
Didn't that Welsh Canadian dude do this?
I love how you avoid pronouncing all the Czech names, lol
I think they patched this, I went to try and do this, but industrious now says "up to once per year" and I noticed my development wasn't going up even though I was hitting the cycles well.
Can you put a link for your savegame from the video to the description
I did a similar thing but not at all. I took Bjorn Ironside on an adventure to take over bohemia and made a new culture blend keeping some cool bits from Norse and took over the mine in Sardinia.
I used Sardinia mine as a launch point for many raids and was able to build up pretty well and get all the extra renown from the sons of Ragnar.
I did later reform astaru but now I'm deciding what I want to do next.
Sadly this is now nerfed you only get the 25 development once a year
the audio is a litlle broken , it sounds like there is a vacuum cleaner in the background
14:03 keep this things in check - no pun intended right cause check - czech? :)))
Its actually 13:56
Development = good. I get that
1 Development = 1% faster 1% more gold 1% supply limit?!?!? I don’t know the exact math on development, please explain
Now go congquer the world
can u make a video where u unate the slaves (dk if the name of the decision is right my game is in french language) ? thx
ptet mon ami
Hey not related to the video but anyone knows the name of the piano song at the first of the clip ???
Moonlight Sonata is the song I having playing in the intro 👊
You can improve the strategy my moving the capital to Čáslav with golden mine, so you will have more gold for that ;)
Does this still work or has the "industrious" tradition been nerfed?
Nerf
@@Zieleyso it dosent work anymore?
ah just checked it..they nerfed it to once per year per building it seems, so i geuss you can still do it, just not under a 100 years :) @@Zieley
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