Yes that could explain it, I did notice later on that the Serbian Empire had devolved back into a kingdom title which could explain why I could press tributary on them but not the others.
Please do a run as England during the era of the Plantagenets in more bookmarks I haven’t seen anyone do that yet. Or when the new update comes out as you will be able to play Henry II/Richard the Lionheart. Pretty sure John will be un landed since his sobriquet was Lackland.
awesome playthrough TIP: I know the mic and record button block off the speed 4 and 5 buttons, but fun fact, simply press 4 or 5 on you're key board to activate those speeds without ruining the footage and saving a TON of time for you or you're editor if you either edit yourself or have one that is unless you like the patient playthroughs for relaxation...
Imo going full alt history can work as long as it makes sense though, like when you expand up to a river then stop there because it would make sense for a ruler in your position, or when it makes sense in a roleplay sense
just want to ask 1 question dude which version of ck3 you played in this video? i also have ck3 but it does not show me the option to play in 1453 or in different timeline is this a mod?
Yes this is a mod called “More Bookmarks +” - it adds loads of additional start dates along with extra cultures, religions, man at arms and even a playable east asia!
Yes it’s called More Bookmarks +, it adds a lot more starting dates along with various other features e.g. extra cultures, religions, man at arms and even extends the map to east asia
I don't think it will be like that. It is true that the Latin invasion shook the country deeply. However, the Latins plundered the cities, the walls were standing strong. The Turks won the war due to their technological superiority and military tactics. I don't think the result would have changed much if there were more garrisons inside or more technologyly advanced . Before conquering Istanbul, the Turks won many difficult battles, Ex. Crusade/Battle of varna. In other words, the military power of the Turks at that time was unrivaled. Maybe takes time to take consantinopole but eventually they would conquer. But with “what If” we can’t get anywhere too
i think the reason you can’t press tributary on the bulgarians and the byzantines is because you can’t tributary someone who’s a higher rank
Yes that could explain it, I did notice later on that the Serbian Empire had devolved back into a kingdom title which could explain why I could press tributary on them but not the others.
This sort of railroaded gameplay of ck3 is what I love to watch, keep them up
I really enjoyed planning it out and playing through, glad you liked it!
Not only you play the game you teach us history too good work
Love the video. Keep them coming. I like how you incorprated real history side by side. Keep them coming!
Thank you very much!
Please do a run as England during the era of the Plantagenets in more bookmarks I haven’t seen anyone do that yet. Or when the new update comes out as you will be able to play Henry II/Richard the Lionheart. Pretty sure John will be un landed since his sobriquet was Lackland.
What I think is fun is playing as the Plantagenets before they ruled England and manage to gain England and form the Angevin Empire from there
awesome playthrough
TIP: I know the mic and record button block off the speed 4 and 5 buttons, but fun fact, simply press 4 or 5 on you're key board to activate those speeds without ruining the footage and saving a TON of time for you or you're editor if you either edit yourself or have one
that is unless you like the patient playthroughs for relaxation...
I didn’t realise that thank you! I tend to mostly show footage on 3 or 2, but in game I obviously do speed up.
great content
this is very nicely done can you do a recreation of the Mongol Empire or the Rashidun Caliphate if that's possible?
Yes I was thinking of Mongol Empire too! The Caliphate will be a really good option once the Fallen Eagle mod release the Rise of Islam start date.
Noooo!! Byzantines !! 😭😭
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Great video btw
You play like I do, going unhistorical and messy is iffy for me
Completely agree! Something just ruins the immersion once things start deviating too much!
Imo going full alt history can work as long as it makes sense though, like when you expand up to a river then stop there because it would make sense for a ruler in your position, or when it makes sense in a roleplay sense
are you using mods?
Yes, the mod is called more bookmarks +
just want to ask 1 question dude which version of ck3 you played in this video? i also have ck3 but it does not show me the option to play in 1453 or in different timeline is this a mod?
Yes this is a mod called “More Bookmarks +” - it adds loads of additional start dates along with extra cultures, religions, man at arms and even a playable east asia!
Is that a mod or not?
Yes it’s called More Bookmarks +, it adds a lot more starting dates along with various other features e.g. extra cultures, religions, man at arms and even extends the map to east asia
If the crusaders didn't sack Rome over greed the ottomens would've never took constianaple
Quite possibly! It’s such a devastating event from which the byzantines never really manage to recover
I don't think it will be like that. It is true that the Latin invasion shook the country deeply. However, the Latins plundered the cities, the walls were standing strong. The Turks won the war due to their technological superiority and military tactics. I don't think the result would have changed much if there were more garrisons inside or more technologyly advanced . Before conquering Istanbul, the Turks won many difficult battles, Ex. Crusade/Battle of varna. In other words, the military power of the Turks at that time was unrivaled. Maybe takes time to take consantinopole but eventually they would conquer. But with “what If” we can’t get anywhere too