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- A QUICK & COMPLETE Beginner's Guide to Europa Universalis 4 | EU4 GUIDE PL 2024
Table of contents. WiP. Unless some good person adds :D
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IF YOU WANT MORE:
1. COLONIZATIONS guide: • EU4 COLONIZATIONS GUIDE
2. TALL PLAY guide: • EU4 GUIDE TALL DEVELOPING
3. CONQUEST guide: • EU4 GUIDE CONQUEST
4. ACHIEVMENTS guide: • EU4 GUIDE achievements - Hry
Table of contents. WiP. Unless some good person adds :D
Next you should do a polish guide, not a guide in polish, but a guide to the polish language
Say every word with "sh" sound
@@No.00000kinda Hungarian guide as well
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I know I'm getting older now but this modern YT trend of cutting out every single pause for breath makes videos a barrage on the senses. I can tell this is a fantastic video but the world isn't going to end if people slow down a bit and stop delivering information like a freight train, especially when going from one topic to something vastly different.
I always find it funny that in most guides, it's just the fact of pointing out menus that some never knew existed in the first place makes some processes way easier and more convenient. One HUGE tip I never knew about until recently, is that you don't have to wait for a month to pass for diplomacy modifiers to take effect. All you have to do is mouse over the relationship value on their diplomatic screen, then the modifiers will appear and will update your relationship value. This tip is huge when time is essential, like securing an alliance right away rather than having to wait.
Learned a lot, I didn’t even know about that diplomacy tab where you can see what countries are close to wanting an alliance with you 😂 saves a lot of clicking around
I always check guides and it ends up being a super long tutorial explaining every icon in the game. I already know the basics. I appreciate the "get in and play" mentality while explaining your actions. Thank you for this video!
Thanks!
EXCELLENT VIDEO! I wish I had this when I first started. Watching just to see if I've missed something basic.
Thanks!
perfect I just wanted to get into EUIV
Great video
Thank you!
Welcom!
Very well made guide! Didn't yawn or fall asleep like the other guides.
Just got confused how you avoided bringing France into war.
How to make parliament seat automatic.
Why'd remove your fort? Why was it useless?
Ad1. Look at the numbers in the war with France and say that the person who plays EU4 for the first time will win.
Ad2. By default it is automatic.
Ad3. Capturing a fort gives you a lot of War Score, so it's better not to let your opponent conquer it.
@@lookasetbella For Ad1 I'm still confused by 31:33 Why is France not allied with Scotland? I didn't understand the truce.
@@DrPastah I explained it in the video. France was attacked after I had captured the Scottish Capital. Therefore, Scotland did not respond to the call to fight, which led to the breakup of the alliance.
@@lookasetbella That's impressive, I feel that I wouldn't be able to execute that. Like how could you time that where you occupy their capital and France gets attacked?
I play HOI4, but I suck at it, however I somewhat understand its logic. Anyways, lately I want to play a similar game, but with a different era and mechanics, and EUIV got my attention; I'm thinking on downloading it, but I'm completely lost about the game.
Anyhow, thanks for the video!
30:00 I don't get the part about using states and territories with coring. Are you saying it's better to make a state first then core?
No, after conquest a given province becomes unincorporated territory or not core territory. It is called variously.
Then you core the provinces so that they do not generate overext.
Then you can turn such a territory into either a state or a TC.
states = hard core
why do my mission tree look different. And hundred year war doesn't proc wheen I sell maine??
19:00 can you explain why you goes with just 4 units of cavalry, besides money reason
Usually that's the only reason :P
It all depends on several factors. Technology group. In this case, the western one.
This affects the number of pips in units.
Then the next thing is the cav to infantry ratio, usually 50%.
However, the infantry suffers a lot of losses, which is why it is often 10% realistically in the army. That is, from 2 to 4 units. THAT there would simply never be more cavalry than infantry.
An even number, because the cavalry is placed on the flanks and then inflicts greater damage on the enemy.
Well I tried copying what you did. I found War of the Roses was random and I kept getting random consorts and heirs where I had to savescum back.
I conquered Ireland but I was 1700 in debt from loans and I kept having rebels popup everywhere. I declared bankruptcy with like 30k rebels popping up and gave up.
So try again but better :P
My problem is that I would happily play with the DLC-s but my friends only have the original game, and there are no tutorials at all about the base game
There's no point in making a guide without DLC. You can have them as part of your subscription.
How can I dismantle the hre without diplo ideas? Every time I try I just never have enough relations to get them
It's quite easy. Surprisingly, it's easiest to do this in the first 10 years. You take the advisor +1 dip rep, privilege for clergy diplomacy. Then it's standard improvement of relations, alliances or RM etc. Sometimes you can be unlucky and one elector has 2 others as a rival. Then I would reset.
Why do you recommend Infrastructure and Aristocratic for England? I got them both now I can't colonize the Americas lol
I'm in 517
You probably didn't watch the movie thoroughly. I am talking about two sets of ideas. The first one to develop is the one you chose. The second one is for pure colonization. I also mention that they can be swapped.
Personally, I prefer to develop England's rich lands first and then colonize them with better technology.
@@lookasetbella Doh
Perfectly fine. -15% dev cost with english channel income that allows high level advisors will allow you to get a great army and fleet even without any territories besides British Isles. While doing For the Odin achievement i was able to get 200k force limit in 1600 from Britain using those ideas but i don't remember if exactly as 2 first ones.
175 euro just for necessary dlcs... O H H E L L N A H
you can pay 8 bucks monthly subscription and you get access to all dlc's while being subbed.
@@spatrk6634 nah im going back to stellaris
@@scpadministrator5944 lol.
isnt stellaris like 300 euros for with all dlc's
@@spatrk6634 yeah but you only need a few to enjoy the game.
actually i think utopia is the only REALLY necessary one you need to enjoy stellaris, after that it's just picking what you think is fun.
Watch Quill18's Timurids tutorial from 10 years ago, you'll understand everything
8 years ago and lasts over 6 hours :D
I was expecting a joke given the date
I totaly forget about it :D
@@lookasetbella it surprised me a little! I watched the whole thing expecting a punchline to drop! Not a joke video, but definitely informative and helpful! I have 1.5k hours, still learning new stuff
Why have 2 free diplomats not doing anything?
Don't be such a perfectionist.
bro, please turn on the subtitles
But they are on.
Ok bro thanks what was my laptop error
And I thought HOI4 was complex...
it is in other aspects.
hoi4 has complex logistics system and warfare.
eu4 is more focused on diplomacy of the era and colonization.
political marriages and alliances, trading and economy.
Holy fuck, is it just me, or did this guy just put me off bothering?? He went so quickly, I felt like I learnt nothing, My brain is just spinning with information flying about all over the place. It feels more like he's showing off, rather than teaching. I think I'll download it and play it at half speed lol
This guide is intended for practical use rather than school-style learning.
@@lookasetbella How is it practical if it's impossible for a newbie to follow?
@@JezzBowden I show you what you have exactly step by step, showing you what and how. I also explains why. Unless tooltip explains it well, that's what I'm talking about. I don't know what more you expect.