EU4 Releasables - The EASIEST NATION In EU4 DOESN'T EXIST In 1444
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- In this video titled EU4 Releasables - The EASIEST NATION In EU4 DOESN'T EXIST In 1444 I do a playthrough as Qi after releasing it from Ming and I try to become a great power in Europa Universalis 4 1.35 Domination. This is the series titled Releasables where I attempt to play every releasable nation in EU4 or Europa Universalis 4. In this video I play as the nation of Qi in EU4. So let's see if I managed to do it! I hope you guys enjoy this series. If you enjoyed this video consider leaving a like and subscribing for more content in the future.
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I would suggest marry or kill Burgundy and reform in Lotharingia
Bro you are pronouncing "iron" fine, it is pronounced like that, not "ai-ron" but "ai-uhn".
Is there any release date for EU5 or news of production of EU5?
Luxembourg used to be the major dynasty of the HRE
As Luxemburg form Lotharingia
as Luxembourg, have 100 dev in your capital and have less than 10 cities, secondary goal: become emperor
You want him to chill two times in a row,.. ?
God damn this is NOT A to Z he has the same goals every single time bro you're actually dumb.
Possible?
Too easy
This ain’t A to Z bruh
at 22:44, the reason Korchin wasn't peacing out Ming was because they unconditionally surrendered to you. When that happens, no other nation can make a peace deal with them until the nation they unconditionally surrendered to makes a peace deal.
after 4500 hours... still learning new stuff that is relevant
would be nice if you could take any provinces when enemy unc. surrenders. So annoying getting call for peace/unc. surr. and not being able to take what you want.
'Indebted to the Shangbang' just sounds so dirty for some reason.
It sounds likes a Bruno Mars song.
The flag of qi is the chinese character for qi, not a little guy. But that was still a really funny interpretation though.
Can’t deny the character looks like a little dude though 😅
Qi is the ancient state name of Shandong(other one is Lu),most of Chinese dynastic name is form the fief、state、location,but Yuan、Ming、Qing are not
The more you know🌠
it does look like a silly little guy tho
@@user-cg9pz6xo6dobviously Qing was not they were Manchurians
As a Chinese person, I can confirm. The flag actually uses the older more Archaic version of the character tho, the modern version looks less like a dude and more abstract (齊). When used as an ordinary word, it means "Together" or "Simultaneous"
Edit: I realised that the simplified version keeps the resemblence a bit better (齐)
There's an abusable trick where you can constantly release and play as Ming releasables until you cap out your Mil tech from that free tech mission (until you run out of Ming releasables). So you could have Mil tech 32 in like mid 1500s. Kinda tedious in single-player to actually pull off.
Don’t worry bro, I say “eye-urn” too.
Yep same, native English speaker who's only ever heard "eye-urn".
But that's the correct way to pronounce it!?! Don't know how many times I've yelled at the screen when Ludi says "eye-ron". It's like the Key and Peele sketch wiht A A ron
This is how most English speakers say it.
Pronunciation of iron is absolutely eye-urn. If someone pronounced it any other way I'd look at them like they've said something stupid.
As an american, eye urn is exactly how most people pronounce it. The criticizers are straight up wrong
The medieval Counts of Luxembourg at various points became Kings of Bohemia, Hungary, Croatia, and Holy Roman Emperors. So you obviously should do the same.
This isn't A to Z.
"Ai-ron" is most common among non-native English speakers since it isn't as commonly used as the word irony is, so arguably since there are more non-native English speakers than native English speakers that would actually make it the most common way of saying it but that depends on said persons knowledge. So they end up saying it like irony without a y. UK English (depending on where you are from, as a Scot there is a hard R in there) it is said "ai-yern". US English is "ai-urn" which is closer to the older version of saying it. But what do I know, I'm only an ESL English teacher.
As an American I support Ai-urn and ai-yern is totally fine. I completely reject I Ron as a way to say it.
so non native english speakers do not out number native english speakers, iron is also a very commonly used word. so eye-urn would be the most common way of saying it. Not disagreeing with any of your factual statements I just think assuming non native but learning english speakers outnumber actual fluent native english speakers is a lil weird
@soulreaper52298 you'd be very wrong then. The rough number of native English speakers is around 670 million. The number of people who have it as a second language is roughly 1.5 billion. Trust me, native speakers are very much in the minority whether you believe it or not. So ai-ron is absolutely the most common way it's said by English speakers as a whole. If you discount people who have it as their second language, then it becomes ai-urn
2:02 Red Hawk, don't listen to anyone that criticizes your english. Not only is it incredibly rude, it's also wrong. I find myself often times impressed by how well you speak english even though I've been watching your videos for years now. Also, for the record, you say "iron" exactly how an american would say it, and if I had to choose an english-speaking accent that's closest to your accent, it would be an American one. All that being said, your english is incredible, and keep saying things the way you do. You're not doing anything wrong.
Wait hawk isn't a native English speaker? 😂 I'd never have guessed tbh
@kieftalman seriously! It's indistinguishable
I think his English is excellent, as a Brazilian I can understand everything almost perfectly!
Still traumatized on how he pronounced "Paraguay" though lol
In Kingdom Come: Deliverance, one of the historical characters in the game is Sigismund of Luxembourg. He held many titles, but most importantly, he was the king of Hungary and Croatia. He seized the throne from his brother, who was the king of Bohemia, and later became the Holy Roman Emperor. Therefore, as Luxembourg, you should control all these titles (directly or through vassalage/PU's) and win a war against the Ottomans (as he lost a crusade against them).
There's several different ways to pronounce iron. It's actually a well debated topic and basically the answer comes down to however your dialect pronounces it. The people getting mad are Americans (most likely) that think the way they say it is the only correct way.
To add to this, i-ron is the least used way in English. Most American English says i-urn, and British English says i-en.
lol somebody on reddit told me once that "the internet is American and i should adapt" on a subreddit of a non english speaking country...
It's bad especially in cases like this where there is no "correct" way, and the vocal ones are truly a minority of people. There is a very big bubble/echo chamber here that adds to the US ego and it makes for a terrible time @@karansjet3823
"ai-ron" is most common among non-native English speakers since it isn't as commonly used as the word irony is, so arguably since there are more non-native English speakers than native English speakers that would actually make it the most common way of saying it but that depends on said persons knowledge. So they end up saying it like irony without a y. UK English (depending on where you are from, as a Scot there is a hard R in there) it is said "ai-yern". US English is "ai-urn" which is closer to the older version of saying it. But what do I know, I'm only an ESL English teacher.
İron
Eron
I love the new editing style with blooper etc! (3:18, 16:56, 18:07...) Far more relaxed and entertaining!
You had to pay admin against Yan because the things you took were in full states and you only get territorial core from the CB
I have been saying iron how you say it all my life. Perfectly fine usage of the word.
Don't worry Hawk, speaking as a Brit, you say Iron the correct way. It's more like i-urn than i-ron.
As Sweden in A-Z, you should revive the Norse faith, unite Scandinavia, and take Constantinople.
Bonus points: Colonize North America and have Vinland own all of modern-day Canada.
17:10 perfect name placement.
Oh, old Kong Rong neighbour in Shangdong peninsula. Go Redhawk! Knowing how to pick them.
I know it’s not A to Z but as Luxembourg you should to destroy the Wittelsbach and Habsburg dinastys, the historical rivals of the House of Luxembourg.
idea for a guide... how does the celestial empire work especially with the estates and the chinese mission tree, i found myself quite overwhelmed by this cause i rarely ever play in east asia
i think your pronunciation was just fine for iron. who pronounces it "eye-ron?" i've never heard anyone ever pronounce it this way and i live in michigan, we have a reasonably neutral american-english accent.
make burgundy not exist by getting the burgundian inheritance and the dying horse
... come on, it's just too perfect
The way you say iron sounds correct here in the US. Might be a regional thing, but you sound correct to me.
I think I know where I'm playing this weekend once I'm home from work 😁
Gotta give this one a try!
Yay new red hawk video
I think you should add a third goal to Releasables: beating one of the top 3 GPs in a war
Love the bit with korea. Korea is so op as a player with the defensive ideas
Will you be doing releasables in eu5, will you do a-z again? 1356 has been suggested
I rate Hawke’s accent, where is the bro from? I want to learn more about the man, the myth, the legend - surely we get a video on the creation of the EU4 king
man too bad this is releasables cuz i have an amazing idea for anyone wishing to try it as luxembourg: Reclaim the legacy of Sigismund by having Bohemia and Hungary as either PUs or owning their land directly (Croatia and Silesia too), being the emperor of the HRE while having a ruler named Sigismund who is atleast a 4/4/4 and also having your capital city as Aachen (just cuz thats where he was coronated) Bonus points if you make the Ottomans not own any province in the balkans to get revenge on them for the battle of Nikopol
I'm fairly sure you get support from Ming tributaries because they're also disloyal and the calculations assume they're a vassal.
As Luxembourg try to stay as small as possible, preferably not leaving the starting region at all
who knew that a chill hawk meant more memes in the edits xD
Ashanti is on the list because on the wiki is written that it appears by an event but also that can be released, but then in the Africa_northern_regions page it seems like Ashanti indeed appears only by event... so I guess someone made a mistake on the wiki eheh. Also, you have other 15 releasables still do to from the China region, FYI.
We Gettin' Mingy with it today Boys
If you proc "Fall of the Great Ming" via the 25% War Score Option you don't get the 450 Monarch Points. Still 1 free Mil Tech ahead of time and a General + Manpower is still very nice.
The "fall of the Great Ming" Mission gives you 450 Manapoints or one Miltech, not both. But the miltech is more worth anyway ;)
never heard anyone say iron any way but the way you do (i'm from west coast usa)
"We are Luxem"borg"...lower your shields and surrender! We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own."
I think that during your next ming releasable you should add another goal.
Own all of Mings original cores
10:35
YOU are NOT the father!
Ryukyu, obviously
😂😅
Gotta go for being an economic powerhouse as Luxembourg.
As an American it sounds like you said IRON correct.
SHANDONG MENTIONED!!!!!
Edit: the “little guy” on the flag is actually an older/more abstract version of the character 齐/齊 Qí, which (along with 鲁/魯 Lǔ) used to refer to what is now Shandong province.
Edit (2):
Qīngzhōu (tsing-zhohw) is a city west of Wéifāng 潍坊, east of Zībó 淄博 (good BBQ), and south of Dōngyíng 东营.
Láizhōu 莱州 is now a part of Yāntái 烟台, which is later eclipsed by Qīngdǎo 青岛 in terms of trade (partially because the Germans stole it from us).
Jǐnán 济南 is the provincial capital, and southeast of it is Tài’ān 泰安, which is home to the most important mountain in Chinese culture: Mt. Tài 泰山.
Yānzhōu 燕州 is a district in Jǐníng 济宁. Just east of Yānzhōu is Qūfǔ 曲阜, the district that houses the Temple of Confucius. The Kǒng 孔 family still lives there to this day.
Wuding, Idk man.
As Luxembourg become the Kingdom of the Lowlands, controlling all the provinces that form the formable in HOI4 and beat the Dutch Revolt disaster.
2:02 Hawk next video pls say "Aaron Earned An Iron Urn"
yo I'm gonna finish the video, but you can't be serious people were trying to incorrectly correct you about pronouncing "iron." You pronounce it fine! It's like aiern, not airon.
3:18 i feel so stupid what am I missing
As Luxemburg you should own all in present EU borders.
aren't you only paying for full core against yan? because you stated the area they are in before fighting them
hey, just in time
American here you absolutely say iron correctly screw what others think
nice
Just wondering, wouldn't it be smart if you were to release some nations out of Ming, so you have less truces than fighting only Ming?
Against the rules
@@TheRedHawk Oh ok, thank you for letting me know Mr. Hawk!
'I earn' is correct.
I didn't even hear a difference in iron and iron.... and iron...confusing.
Harmonize ever is better than convert a province, i wanna cry
Try turning Luxembourg into Deluxe-mbourg. Grab the Netherlands region and play tall.
Tang is the smallest Ming releasable, it's a one province minor.
In my run as Portugal Qi is emperor of china :)))
As Luxembourg form Lotharingia
The video description looks like it was written by an a.i
As wallachia become Romania then Roman Empire
22:40 I'm too big to annex? :(
Sounds like you say iron correctly to me normally tbh.
You're saying "iron" correctly! That's how most native English speakers would say it: like "eye urn". Accents differ as to whether they say or drop that 'r' in "urn" -- but either way, it's still "eye urn", not "eye run". I suppose there could be native English accents out there which do say it like "eye run"... but the fact that so many of us have never heard of them at the very least vindicates "eye urn" as a valid pronunciation.
"But if it's pronounced like 'eye urn', then why isn't it spelled like 'iorn'? Shouldn't the 'r' and the 'o' be swapped?" Yeah, they should be. And they just told me, they'll agree to officially swap places -- just as soon as all the other 69,420 English words with non-phonetic spellings agree to do the same.
What native speaker of English pronounces Iron as Eye-ron... It's Eye-urn. NO ONE in North American says "Eye-ron"... you pronounce it correctly. It's "Eye-urn" 2 syllable or just "Eyurn" one syllable.
you say iron like at least some Americans can't say much about the entire U.S.A. as we have many different regional accents.
So does every other language lmao
Eron
What? Who is telling you to say i-ron, like it's an Apple product? You say iron just fine
As Luxembourg become a great power with colonialism embraced with someone with colonialism behind you and make Burgundy not exist
Chinese history is quite interesting
Draw a big letter ‘L’ in Europe for the memes.
But what "iroy"
You pronounce iron correctly. People correcting probably add 5 syllables in aluminum too
how you say it is a fine way to pronounce iron
15:34 This was NOT the good moment for the video to freeze.
i-urn (not i-ron) is the British/English way of pronouncing iron.
Didn’t know Austria doesn’t exist in 1444 😂
nah nah nah nah nah nah nah, you say iron right bro, people in in the comments caping if they say your saying it wrong
No one pronounces the R in iron
eye-urn is the only way to pronounce iron. eye-run is yucky nasty
You pronounced Iron fine. Eye-ron is the (incorrect) American-English pronounciation.
When you say a goal is to make overlord not exist, or even other nations, you should own all of their 1444 cores. I watched the mazovia to Prussia run, and part of your goal was to make riga and livonian order not exist.. but yet, you only owned 3 of their cores.. muscovy made them not exist. You just took scraps.
So either you should own all of their core, or if it's impossible to, at the very least own 60%
deneme
I am deeply disappointed by "Yue is" and not "Yue are". Your rapid gobbling of Ming will not hide your shame.
It is pronounced ai-urn, whoever corrected you is wrong.
As Luxembourg, while owning only one province subjugate the entire low countries region.
it's not pronounced ai-ron it's pronounced ai-uhn.
kinda hard to follow and try to understand everything tbh
As Luxembourg, reunite the dynasty and take Hungary/Croatia Bohemia and become the emperor
Bit ugly borders here Hawk. Shameful. Fun campaign though
The Luxembourg family used to be really powerful. So, as Luxembourg get your family on the thrones of Brandenburg, bohemia, and hungry, change culture to rhenish, become the emporer of the hre, and neutralize the Austrian threat to the emporership by annexing austria.
It is NOT A-Z!
You say Iron properly... Like a native. Who's judging?
first
nah, you're pronouncing iron correctly.
Nah bro you’re pronouncing iron right
As luxemburg conquer all of the english channel