Ottawa lost the trait Ambitious Ottawa lost the trait Diligent Ottawa lost the trait Vengeful Ottawa gained the trait Lazy Ottawa gained the trait Greedy Ottawa gained the trait Cynical
@ottawa amazing video❤😂, I have two questions: 1. Do you keep being paid even after becoming landed? 2. If you die, does your heir, receive the payments from the holdings you founded, i.e does the payment continue with succession?
Yes he just migrates around people’s houses around Ottawa, login, installs and record his CK3 play through on their pc, leaves with a usb and uploads it in a school library computer
unlike real landlords however, Leon actually *provided and improved housing *contributed to society *kept the rent proportional to the value of the propperty
Unlike real renters his ones actually paid their rent on time and left the place better then they found it... Like you shouldn't throw rocks in a glass house...
@@GreenBlueWalkthrough I only live in a glass house because landlords bought all the housing and artificially inflated the prizing, forcing me to rent a criminally overprized glass apartment. You cant be defending landlords and trying to teach people about hypocrisy, thats like defending McDonalds and fatshaming in the same breath.
Landless guys are so broken, I was playing on the west part of Europe and then I decided to switch over to the Byzantine Empire, where I participated in all the civil wars and I managed to obtain a hook on the Basileus, the leader of Byzantine, and asked for some land. He easily granted my request. Through my intrigues, I gained a lot of influence and ended up winning the election for the position of Basileus
Tbh the Byzantines are really easy to infiltrate. Just get the "educate administrator" task from your estate and your dynasty will pop all over the empire
Well, you can become French or settle down, create a mixed culture and research the city planing yourself. Use the time to create a custom technology too. Once your character meets his maker you can select a destiny as a landless son/daughter again.
I've found I love the Explorer's Camp. The reason for this is more transport contracts. Those are fast, easy to do and allow you to freely run off to the sites that give you more XP, for free. The only trick is making travel fast and less dangerous. Also, side note, use and abuse the town criers to get more contracts of the type you want. You earn back the prestige spent pretty easily.
Jesus im loving roads to power. Im new to ck3 and up until to this dlc i was on and off playing ireland start the last two weeks trying to learn this daunting game. Even when i got roads to power i only played military and prowess. Then yesterday i got into intrigue gameplay and got absolutely obsessed. Mugging rich people as a bandit and then doing tier 2 intrigue contracts that let me loot rich peoples entire stash. Made thousands on thousands and raised an entire army that was dominating the iberian struggle. Playing kingmaker in hispania bassically. And now your telling me you can play like THIS guy? Holy fking shit like i had NO idea stewardship could play like this. Im super deep into my intrigue gameplay but now im thinking about trying this. Ik ck3 has been generally mixed but i dont think ive had this much fun playing a map game like this. Ive played civ, humankind, and tried other grand strategies like eu4 and dabbled in stellaris. But none of them feel anything like ck3 right now. I know vets of the genre might be mixed due to the difficulty level and all that but people have yet to realize how absolutely gripping this dlc will be for all the new people to the genre.
If you want to try stewardship without and Adventurerer and try playing tall, I would recommend playing in Sardinia and start with the county with the Mine in it (Its the county on the bottom of the Island). Its one of the easier starts for playing tall because, it has a Mine and its also easy to defend cause its a small Island meaning the enemy always has the landing disadvantage when attacking you. Try heading to get the whole Kingdom of Sardinia together and start swimming in gold when the other countys get their economy buildings build.
Wtf I just did several dozen hours playthrough and didnt even notice you can found a holding as a landless, what am I doing, damn I wish I could be as smart as Ottawa Welshman :D
Adventurers are a whole new game did not even know you could do that. I did for now two runs where I went for combining the Conqueror+Great Khan trait and one of them lead to a near world conquest in a lifetime.
Fun fact, this decision is actually broken! The city center building you can make isn't actually meant to be a building, it's meant to be the city itself (which for some reason is built as a level 1 castle). And your city only actually gets two of the buildings you fund because of this (it only has 2 building slots). Given the order of the popups, that means assuming you are funding every option, you only get the waterwheel/windmills and the city center turned building.
Wait. One of your cities actually got 3 buildings?????? I mean even with that, you get like 4 seperate events, so you are still missing out on one building. But it's still odd that one of them actually made 3 of the buildings.
I'm currently playing Chinese Silk road trader who founds shit ton of holdings in one place and makes a new Chinese colony on the other side of the world
The first holding you found "Katzenelnbogen" is actually my hometown, and its pretty small. Back in the medieval period the barons that ruled there had a lot of power and some even controlled the rhine river... It's nice to see it in the Game 😄
The only unfortunate thing is that when the character that has built those cities dies, the son doesnt get those payments anymore, either way, you can go the learning path, get all the health boosts, visit a church to buy some health boosting artifact as well, and just spam buildings in high development counties, ive managed to make my character live to the 100 y/o with 90k in the bank, once he dies, since ur kid wont get the payments, take over some land, and basically you got 90k to easily conquer anything you want hiring mercenaries and building and upgrading anything you want in your counties. As an extra, before you take land, travel to india and build the elephant upgrade in the proving grounds, fill up all your men at arms slots with elephants, and then take land, you will have a bunch of op elephants to compliment the mercenaries.
Upsettingly accurate how you just need to bribe whoever's in charge of the local area to just plop down whatever crap you're looking to exploit next. No questions asked 😂
That pilgrimage event with Latin quote option is about a priest saying th world is gonna end soon. The latin response is a passage from the bible "But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels of heaven, but my Father only." Matthew 24:36. Well part of it, since the quote in option ends at "no man"
You started in 1066, try that in 867 only staying within the tribal areas. Also contracts levels are determined by who is offering it, like a count will only give you a level 1 contract a duke level 2 , and king level 3. So if you are in an area where the counties have not formed into duchies and duchies into kingdoms and Empires give you level 4 contracts, your only going to get the basic. I never tried it though, but if you could found a holding in a tribal realm in 867 start you should be able to get alot more because the tribal realm won't recognize it until they convert, so you end up getting more money because they don't have to send part of their money for taxes and military.
This episode of landlord simulator was broken, Ottawa actually completed work in-between collecting rent and getting more houses. Also he was at least building these houses and not just taking them from potential buyers.
@Ottawa Welshman Would be possible for you to remake old videos eith new dlc cintent that would be fun. Also an Idea, play as knight mercenary in Iberia and use the patron favours to make them host tournaments constantly and max out the trait :D
love the vid. also just imagining the pope or france hearing about you being like ah whatever let him build his cities. adventurer: now im gonna hire 60k troops. everyoen starts sweating. got any ideas on how to do landless but still get significant renown?
tried this myself and iv got to say its mad but it can also seriosly compliment a tall landed playthrough as the builds you build as a landless adventure are insane just go to a crazy big holding country like maduria mabe get a culture with some good tall traditions fill every holding slot take the county and then diverge your culture and just see tech go mad and money go insane. seriosly iv tested this its mad and i think it could be more crazy if you start when there are more building slots because you only get the overshot water wheel when starting early. sombody needs to try this exploit
@OttawaWelshman until I learned this i was literally going to make a medival Megacorporation, that uses massive gold to affect the politics of Europe and the world at large. Then again with the amount of gold you'll make in a lifetime you could probably have a Adventurer camp that sets you up to keep this going.
I just tried doing this and attempted to build a holding, spent the 400, and got through 3 different checks spending over 600 more gold, but I think it glitched at the end when the guy went to war because when it finished, it was a basic 0 upgrade holding, with 1 slot (unfilled) and I didn't get the option to build another holding EVER.
@OttawaWelshman amazing video❤😂, how do you keep thinking these ideas😂😂. I have two questions: 1. Do you keep being paid even after becoming landed? 2. If you die, does your heir, receive the payments from the holdings you founded, i.e does the payment continue with succession?
I'm pretty sure the event is bugged. In all the flavor text they refer to the holding as a city but the holding built is a castle. In one of the events you can invest more into the holding to get the city center upgrade, but castles can't have that so it's just a waste of gold.
I tried this, without being Immortal lol. Placed a couple cities in Roma, was getting paid 80-135 coins a month. Playing on the newest patch but it seems broken.
That could be stupid good for playing tall, youre building castle holdings, so you could grab some backwater with lots of holding slots and no holdings, build up shit ton of castles and then take that land.
bruh when i first heard the intro i thought you were saying Truro and i was like damn not the New Brunswick snub, but i double checked and it was just politics :(
So, what I gather from this video and the fact that ottawa took the trait Immortal, is that the money you get from built holding doesn't transfer to your heirs when you die? Is that correct? EDIT: Found the answer in another comment, the rent does NOT transfer to heirs. Duly noted.
Every time you get caught stealing from the church you lose 100 piety..... Not saying you stole 60 gold from any churches. I mean you're rich! Why would you even need to consider that. But that can hit the piety.
I am here to ask a question about this game I have quite a few hrs on this game like 30 hrs and I feel like I've basically only beat the tutorial what more advanced tips would anyone give without anything like exploits
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Ottawa lost the trait Ambitious
Ottawa lost the trait Diligent
Ottawa lost the trait Vengeful
Ottawa gained the trait Lazy
Ottawa gained the trait Greedy
Ottawa gained the trait Cynical
wholesome
Surprised he wasn’t Jewish 😂
at least he's honest
@ottawa amazing video❤😂, I have two questions:
1. Do you keep being paid even after becoming landed?
2. If you die, does your heir, receive the payments from the holdings you founded, i.e does the payment continue with succession?
@@deosdeadpoolhulk Please let me know if you get the answers.
> Creates cheaty immortal character
> "This mechanic is broken!"
Tbf he is 52 its still broken without immortal.
Is around 50 gold a month at 52.. i have been managing empires more poor than that
Doesn't the rent go to your heir if you die?
@@sadrakeyhany7477that would be pretty broken ngl, also do u still get rent when feudal?
@@mariox204 I mean, I made Andalusia making double that in 80 years.
CK3 is Ottawa homeless person simulator confirmed?!?!?!?
*your camp was moved to The Byward Market*
No, because in CK3 it is
1: Possibly to escape homelessness
2: Possible to have wealth and prestige
3: Possible to escape somewhere better
Yes he just migrates around people’s houses around Ottawa, login, installs and record his CK3 play through on their pc, leaves with a usb and uploads it in a school library computer
unlike real landlords however, Leon actually *provided and improved housing *contributed to society *kept the rent proportional to the value of the propperty
Unlike real renters his ones actually paid their rent on time and left the place better then they found it... Like you shouldn't throw rocks in a glass house...
@@GreenBlueWalkthrough I only live in a glass house because landlords bought all the housing and artificially inflated the prizing, forcing me to rent a criminally overprized glass apartment. You cant be defending landlords and trying to teach people about hypocrisy, thats like defending McDonalds and fatshaming in the same breath.
Landless guys are so broken, I was playing on the west part of Europe and then I decided to switch over to the Byzantine Empire, where I participated in all the civil wars and I managed to obtain a hook on the Basileus, the leader of Byzantine, and asked for some land. He easily granted my request. Through my intrigues, I gained a lot of influence and ended up winning the election for the position of Basileus
Tbh the Byzantines are really easy to infiltrate. Just get the "educate administrator" task from your estate and your dynasty will pop all over the empire
Tall with no land??? This man just can’t be stopped😂 It’s great to see more content from you again👍
This strategy is much harder in 867, as almost no culture starts with City Planning.
Shouldn't the Indians or Greeks have them?
@@Dmitrisnikioff he said almost
@@gijskramer1702 Yeah, also I haven't gotten the DLC yet but I guess it has to be the provine owner that has it, rather than the playable character
Well, you can become French or settle down, create a mixed culture and research the city planing yourself.
Use the time to create a custom technology too.
Once your character meets his maker you can select a destiny as a landless son/daughter again.
@@molybdaen11 Making the strategy... much harder. :)
I've found I love the Explorer's Camp. The reason for this is more transport contracts. Those are fast, easy to do and allow you to freely run off to the sites that give you more XP, for free. The only trick is making travel fast and less dangerous. Also, side note, use and abuse the town criers to get more contracts of the type you want. You earn back the prestige spent pretty easily.
I like to start as the Turkic Kipchak culture because of the inherent 30% safety and 45% speed from swords for hire, horse lords and prolific hunters
Are they fast tho? To me they seemed quite long compared to the ones that dont need schemes
@@felipea1399 Very fast when Kipchak
This game become a tycoon.. who needs republic if we can be investors?
No Fucking way he built his first holding in Katzenelbogen
Cat's Elbow
Site of many famous battle and German internal Meme
Katzenelnbogen means Cat elbow in German
Jesus im loving roads to power. Im new to ck3 and up until to this dlc i was on and off playing ireland start the last two weeks trying to learn this daunting game.
Even when i got roads to power i only played military and prowess.
Then yesterday i got into intrigue gameplay and got absolutely obsessed. Mugging rich people as a bandit and then doing tier 2 intrigue contracts that let me loot rich peoples entire stash. Made thousands on thousands and raised an entire army that was dominating the iberian struggle. Playing kingmaker in hispania bassically.
And now your telling me you can play like THIS guy? Holy fking shit like i had NO idea stewardship could play like this. Im super deep into my intrigue gameplay but now im thinking about trying this.
Ik ck3 has been generally mixed but i dont think ive had this much fun playing a map game like this. Ive played civ, humankind, and tried other grand strategies like eu4 and dabbled in stellaris. But none of them feel anything like ck3 right now.
I know vets of the genre might be mixed due to the difficulty level and all that but people have yet to realize how absolutely gripping this dlc will be for all the new people to the genre.
If you want to try stewardship without and Adventurerer and try playing tall, I would recommend playing in Sardinia and start with the county with the Mine in it (Its the county on the bottom of the Island). Its one of the easier starts for playing tall because, it has a Mine and its also easy to defend cause its a small Island meaning the enemy always has the landing disadvantage when attacking you. Try heading to get the whole Kingdom of Sardinia together and start swimming in gold when the other countys get their economy buildings build.
Wtf I just did several dozen hours playthrough and didnt even notice you can found a holding as a landless, what am I doing, damn I wish I could be as smart as Ottawa Welshman :D
So THIS is what my landlord has been up to
Adventurers are a whole new game did not even know you could do that. I did for now two runs where I went for combining the Conqueror+Great Khan trait and one of them lead to a near world conquest in a lifetime.
Fun fact, this decision is actually broken! The city center building you can make isn't actually meant to be a building, it's meant to be the city itself (which for some reason is built as a level 1 castle). And your city only actually gets two of the buildings you fund because of this (it only has 2 building slots). Given the order of the popups, that means assuming you are funding every option, you only get the waterwheel/windmills and the city center turned building.
Wait. One of your cities actually got 3 buildings?????? I mean even with that, you get like 4 seperate events, so you are still missing out on one building. But it's still odd that one of them actually made 3 of the buildings.
I'm currently playing Chinese Silk road trader who founds shit ton of holdings in one place and makes a new Chinese colony on the other side of the world
Yo same
The first holding you found "Katzenelnbogen" is actually my hometown, and its pretty small. Back in the medieval period the barons that ruled there had a lot of power and some even controlled the rhine river... It's nice to see it in the Game 😄
The only unfortunate thing is that when the character that has built those cities dies, the son doesnt get those payments anymore, either way, you can go the learning path, get all the health boosts, visit a church to buy some health boosting artifact as well, and just spam buildings in high development counties, ive managed to make my character live to the 100 y/o with 90k in the bank, once he dies, since ur kid wont get the payments, take over some land, and basically you got 90k to easily conquer anything you want hiring mercenaries and building and upgrading anything you want in your counties.
As an extra, before you take land, travel to india and build the elephant upgrade in the proving grounds, fill up all your men at arms slots with elephants, and then take land, you will have a bunch of op elephants to compliment the mercenaries.
The fact the dlc added the ability to do stuff like this is so amazing. Especially since it will let U do more silly things
Upsettingly accurate how you just need to bribe whoever's in charge of the local area to just plop down whatever crap you're looking to exploit next. No questions asked 😂
A run where you just go around conquering land for your family members sounds cool.
There's literally an achievement for putting your dynasty in charge of ten separate independent kingdoms.
That pilgrimage event with Latin quote option is about a priest saying th world is gonna end soon. The latin response is a passage from the bible "But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels of heaven, but my Father only." Matthew 24:36. Well part of it, since the quote in option ends at "no man"
FYI the name of the first holding translates to "Elbow of a cat", it´s a real city in Germany and nobody knows why it has such a name
I thought this was a way to be not landless, but being a landlord is awesome
This man is insane, I love every second of it
I love that the character looks like a member of the Banking Clan
You mean the longnose tribe? 😂 Because that was my first thought watching this.
Adventurer hype!!! I've already done 3 El Cid campaigns XD
Gotta give a like for that intro alone. Thanks for these videos that keep me entertained while i do my work.
4:52 St.George knew you need a helping Hand
0:06 you just wait until the tories came back. 😂 there will be a whole new level of broke.
0:29 there you go. Landlords all vote tory.
As a landlord, I approve this message lol Great video!
You started in 1066, try that in 867 only staying within the tribal areas. Also contracts levels are determined by who is offering it, like a count will only give you a level 1 contract a duke level 2 , and king level 3. So if you are in an area where the counties have not formed into duchies and duchies into kingdoms and Empires give you level 4 contracts, your only going to get the basic. I never tried it though, but if you could found a holding in a tribal realm in 867 start you should be able to get alot more because the tribal realm won't recognize it until they convert, so you end up getting more money because they don't have to send part of their money for taxes and military.
can't wait for zieley to make this look like a toddler playing with sticks in 8 months, also great video probably my favourite from you
God bless America, and God bless the Enclave
Timely video, I was wondering how holdings worked.
Bro really made a greedy landlord with a giant nose.
Man I did not expect that start
5 videos this month? NO WAY, it's almost like he's a content creator again
Ouff That one hurts
@@OttawaWelshman No harm intended, good to have you back bud
Long nosed greedy landlord… respect
This episode of landlord simulator was broken, Ottawa actually completed work in-between collecting rent and getting more houses. Also he was at least building these houses and not just taking them from potential buyers.
The nose and the hat, yet you didn't give him DUTCH culture? Ye gads
Mr. Ditkovich would be proud.
Very nice video keep up the good work!
@Ottawa Welshman
Would be possible for you to remake old videos eith new dlc cintent that would be fun.
Also an Idea, play as knight mercenary in Iberia and use the patron favours to make them host tournaments constantly and max out the trait :D
love the vid. also just imagining the pope or france hearing about you being like ah whatever let him build his cities.
adventurer: now im gonna hire 60k troops. everyoen starts sweating.
got any ideas on how to do landless but still get significant renown?
The character looks like a young Nigel Thornberry.
Whoa that intro came in hot, as a fellow Ottawaiian
You should be a kipchak explorer, it's so easy to earn early with escort and transport missions
I mean it's congenital, so the Pope could have just been born with Lover's Pox. He doesn't HAVE to have broken all his vows...
These are the only eunuch mechanics of any game I’ve ever seen.
tried this myself and iv got to say its mad but it can also seriosly compliment a tall landed playthrough as the builds you build as a landless adventure are insane just go to a crazy big holding country like maduria mabe get a culture with some good tall traditions fill every holding slot take the county and then diverge your culture and just see tech go mad and money go insane. seriosly iv tested this its mad and i think it could be more crazy if you start when there are more building slots because you only get the overshot water wheel when starting early. sombody needs to try this exploit
Now the real question is if the landlord tax is inheritable
No
I'm a fan!! Mr Ott
It feels like his nose got bigger with each holding he built😂😂
POV you want to name a city but every name you wanna call it is already taken: A yes cat elbow it shall be
Canadians spending their last $200 on 3 bananas and a kiwi
I’m Canadian and the opening was so true lol
When you die, does your heir continue to get paid?
No, it no longer pays rent. Which if you ask me is wrong! It should be a right that is passed down! That is why I made him immortal
@OttawaWelshman That is probably how they balance the game, so it doesn't do exactly what you did.
@@paulschumacher4308 are you saying inheriting land to rent is unfair and unbalanced? Based
@@TheMentorOfMomos-p3e Maaaaayyyyybe
@OttawaWelshman until I learned this i was literally going to make a medival Megacorporation, that uses massive gold to affect the politics of Europe and the world at large. Then again with the amount of gold you'll make in a lifetime you could probably have a Adventurer camp that sets you up to keep this going.
It's this guy again! ❤
I was making 2-4k gold doing wars for kingdoms and empires. It was great.
They give a lot of money, way more than what they lay in taxes
Paradox need learn when and where to patching this dlc from your video lol😂😂😂😂😂😂
I just tried doing this and attempted to build a holding, spent the 400, and got through 3 different checks spending over 600 more gold, but I think it glitched at the end when the guy went to war because when it finished, it was a basic 0 upgrade holding, with 1 slot (unfilled) and I didn't get the option to build another holding EVER.
@OttawaWelshman amazing video❤😂, how do you keep thinking these ideas😂😂. I have two questions:
1. Do you keep being paid even after becoming landed?
2. If you die, does your heir, receive the payments from the holdings you founded, i.e does the payment continue with succession?
1. I belive you do get the rent until you die
2. Your heir does not get paid
Leon literally looks like 🗿
No holding Tall challenge Landless CK3 I swear I’m doing that right now in real time 😂😂
I'm pretty sure the event is bugged. In all the flavor text they refer to the holding as a city but the holding built is a castle. In one of the events you can invest more into the holding to get the city center upgrade, but castles can't have that so it's just a waste of gold.
Reminded that you’re a Canada hostage
Hope all goes well up there, my hat brother
Deciding between watching this video while pooping or going back to work....hmmm
Literally getting paid to watch an Ottawa video 👌👌
So what would happen to the income if your character died? Would your heir still collect rent? Or would that get lost?
Yeah it's easy when you have immortal in actually play you lose the yearly income
@@leonm6258 noted. Thanks
I tried this, without being Immortal lol. Placed a couple cities in Roma, was getting paid 80-135 coins a month. Playing on the newest patch but it seems broken.
That could be stupid good for playing tall, youre building castle holdings, so you could grab some backwater with lots of holding slots and no holdings, build up shit ton of castles and then take that land.
100x normal return + no domain limit, yeah its broken
Next time stand up tall and dont hold on to anything for the whole challenge!
The only mistake you made in my opinion was making him greedy. Because you got stressed out of your brain.
A question, can you found cities for tribal rulers? Sounds like it would be a pretty good way to prop up the vikings
bruh when i first heard the intro i thought you were saying Truro and i was like damn not the New Brunswick snub, but i double checked and it was just politics :(
Few questions, what if u die, heir will inherits all dividends? What if you get land, will you get dividends?
Lmao. I know an Italian guy who looks just like that.
Seeing 122k at +2.2 p/m gave me a sadness
I wish owning castles was possible without owning the county, i wanna evict everyone
you mean squatting?
@@qhu3878 damn I meant county
@@Granochereal oh you wanna be baron? same
So, what I gather from this video and the fact that ottawa took the trait Immortal, is that the money you get from built holding doesn't transfer to your heirs when you die?
Is that correct?
EDIT:
Found the answer in another comment, the rent does NOT transfer to heirs. Duly noted.
Great
I wish the rent passed on to kids
Greedy, Landlord, with gigundis nose what did he mean by this
What if your character dies does your heir still get all the money from the holdings?
world conquest next video
My liege, some hobbo just built a town in your domain. And they pay some tribute to him. Bro wtf 😢
What happens if u get land? Do u still get the taxes from your builded holdings?
Kinda sad Laine fucked himself up again, I genuinely hoped he'd have a good start to the season, Sens are making the playoffs!
Will you keep getting gold dividends when you settle down and become landed??
0:06 Liked! I'd subscribe if I already wasn't!
Hello ottawa welshman!
could you make a video about my country Finland🇫🇮? Please❤
Every time you get caught stealing from the church you lose 100 piety..... Not saying you stole 60 gold from any churches. I mean you're rich! Why would you even need to consider that. But that can hit the piety.
Geniusss
do the city dividends pass on to your heirs if you aren't immortal?
no
I am here to ask a question about this game I have quite a few hrs on this game like 30 hrs and I feel like I've basically only beat the tutorial what more advanced tips would anyone give without anything like exploits
I'm sorry you suffer Trudue love from US
Rotchschild Ahh
Will it continue to pay if you ever settle?
Wondering this as well
@@XxWafflesFTWxXit will.sadly your heir wont get the dividends tho