EU4 1.34 Karaman Guide - This IMPOSSIBLE START Is EASY NOW
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.พ. 2023
- In this video titled EU4 1.34 Karaman Guide - This IMPOSSIBLE START Is EASY NOW I make an EU4 Guide for Karaman for Europa Universalis 4 1.34 Lions of The North. With EU4 1.34 Lions of The North releasing the meta and the starting moves for many nations on the map has changed, so of course new and up to date guides are needed. This EU4 Karaman starting moves guide or EU4 Karaman starting moves tutorial will ensure that you get a great start for yourself playing as the nation of Karaman. This guide covers the opening moves, diplomacy, estates, alliances, subjects, missions, national ideas, defeating The Ottomans and more! Karaman is one of the best nations for blobbing, having a massive army that is also extremely powerful, being extremely rich, dominating trade and more! After watching this EU4 Karaman guide you will ensure a great start for yourself, and you will have an easy and fun campaign. The save file is available for all Tier 1 and above TH-cam members in the save-games Discord channel.
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Serbia
Day 69 asking for a guide on the Livonain Order.
I think one of the country's in India as I think you haven't done one sinse 1.32 or 1.31
Guide on Genoa!!! Nice video btw
A Nassau guide as it is my home region!
Man struggled so much with Karaman that he mastered it.
I want to see you do the Core-fu achievement but Corfu itself would be a fun guide
The guide we didn't know we needed.
We’re probably going to be needing it again pretty soon, as the next DLC and update will make quite of a bit of this guide outdated due to the changes to the Ottomans
@@DotRD12, indeed.
@@DotRD12 It's most likely few months at least, so we have some time to use it
@@alinousalinous3728 it might be as soon as 6th march.
@@DotRD12 still works. Im currently playing as karaman and was able to form Rum in 1525 (ottomans still existed but by that Point I was already pushing into Georgia and Serbia on my European border) so I guess Im doing okay thanks to Red Hawks guide 😂
Thank you! I've been wanting A Karaman guide for so long, I appreciate this!
I love your voice and content! Sometimes I super focus and listen, but its also great as background content while working! Love it! Big Fan!
A Karaman guide is a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one!
I’ve been waiting for a guide for Karaman for so long. Thanks Red Hawk!
I love your guides, but I rarely need to use them because I have a lot of the achievements already. I have never actually survived as Karaman though, so I can actually use this guide! Thanks again Hawk! Love the Videos!
I enjoy watching your guides even though I don’t really play the game- you just make good content!
Oh I didnt actually know that if you have the capital as a core of a releasable, they will not recive that when you release them. Thank you!
i accidently ended up here 1 minute after upload, not even subscribed lol
The algorithm is telling you to sub!
@@alatamore yeah, i have to do it now
@@tobivan3190 excellent choice
Welcome, enjoy your stay!
Lucky! Red Hawk has great content. Been supporting him for a while. Enjoy the videos!
This video made me play Karaman on Ironman mode (and attain nearly the same success as you did). :)
I took the achievement this morning by using this tactic.Thanks Hawk
*"Karaman can't just beat any man, they literally beat the ottoman"*
Thanks for the video
My experience is if you have Mamluks on your side anyway, you might as well go for the naval superiority. Blocking the strait helps the war effort a lot. Go over naval force limit a bit and get around 18-20 galleys should be enough for you and Mamluks to win at the seas.
That's what i did but not exactly that way... I made to naval force limit but I used my navy to support the Mamluks and Genoa (those were my allies)
Took me a minute to realize this was a guide instead of A to Z. I was thinking you were being really descriptive for an A to Z video! 🤣
The guide I needed at just the right time - because I just started a Karaman run and had to savescum like hell
The Knights actually got land, I don't think I've ever seen that from an AI.
A Switzerland guide would be cool. Got a fun achievement to aim for and I always struggle dealing with france
I did a Karaman campaign a few months ago and it was an absolute pain. Would have been great to have this guide back then! Maybe I'll try it again sometime using your advice.
i tried some months ago, too. Just tried again 5 days ago, and it instant worked pretty easy :D Now is the best time to do it
This may be the first time I've seen a video recommended this ludicrously early
Ok this is about to go crazy after the ottoman update!!
Do a guide on Kilwa, you can easily control all of the trade from Gabon to Kamchatka without fighting a European power if you do it right. If you wait until like the 1650's or so, someone is Europe would even be willing to assist you and the Ottomans in a war against say Spain or Portugal.
Starting as karaman my alliances were different. I made alliance with Genoa, Mamluks, Ajam and Albania then built up my navy and army, raised some mercenaries and conquer dunkahdir and rayzan before declaring on the ottomans
My dear grandpa, whose ancestry is from Karamans is smiling from skies. Respect to Karamans and Bulgaria Turks!
Mazandaran guide 💪
It would be interesting to have another guide for a nation in northern asia (like Korea, or Oïrat/Mongolia for example)
How about a Dalmatia guide?
Perhaps starting as Ragusa?
well its not possible to ally hungary if theyre not rivaled to the ottomans... neutral attitide -20. too manny allies -20. and i dont have that threathened bonus
would love a Gotland guide
For the heir, I didn't even need to disinherit. I got an event where he dies, he got replaced by a 5/5/3. RNG gods blessed me
Granting local residence to scholar only allow you to invite the scholar without needing relation requirement with country that follow chosen school. You still need to invite the school to gain it bonus. To invite a school from Shia denomination you still need to have -50 piety. So most of time choosing residence of Shia school as a Sunni nation is not worth it.
Every single time I do this, Mamluks and Hungary peace out before I get much war score at all. I just can't.
Please do a guide for Ulm
Id say its worth to make a claim on Ramazan or Dulkadir at the start, depending on who hasnt a big ally. And you should set all turkish provinces to vital interest before declaring a war cause the Mams like to keep occupations on Ottoman lands, especially the coastline.
I have my eye on OPM Crimea in this game.
I would like to see a guide (once the 1.35 is released) as Japan. I have been trying to play as Ashikaga, but I feel like the game is too "stagnant". So I would like to see how to improve the gameplay of that country.
Play as a Daimyo, not as ashikaga. It's obviously really boring as ashikaga and historically the Emperor had very little domestic control especially during the sengoku era. The point of the daimyo mechanics is you start as a daimyo and eventually fight ashikaga to become Japan proper. Uesugi (Uesugi Kenshin is a boss) is my favorite and one of the easiest
Can it be said that one should be able to start with ANY country and succeed, provided one knows what one is doing?
so this is where the Rum was all along
scotland guide 🙏
I know they're getting an update soon but until then how about Ming? There aren't really any proper explainers on all of youtube. Ludi did a decent job but his advice is fragmented through the body whereas your guides are very structured and concise
Just an opinion, but ming is the worst nation to play as in the game apart from natives. They start overpowered so boring, can't do much and well, just play manchu for example - straight up more interesting and better. They are most likely on the bottom of any player's list and so many more worthy potential guides exist. If you're new to eu4 or starting again (otherwise no ming guide is needed), play other regions. They're complicated, don't have a clear expansion path and can potentially collapse under you. E.g. Japan in the Region is simple, many guides exist and much more fun and stable
@@TheKlaun9 ming is not people's first choice but it's an underrated nation to play tall for those who are into that kinda thing.
You start big and powerful yep but it's one of few nations who actually have internal struggles that keeps you occupied. If you were to play tall is Portugal or Netherlands and deliberately refraining from war and conquest, you're just sitting there waiting for more mana. As Ming, you're actually dealing with rebels and you have your mandate to progress through. This is all stuff you can spend your time on instead of just sitting around.
I like Manchu and the jurchen tribes etc but they're different playstyles
@@harku123 why do you need a guide if you know all about it then?those guides are explicitly for new players, having a lot of inefficiency for simplicity in them
@@TheKlaun9 because I don't know that much
@@harku123 first eu4 player ive ever seen who WANTS to deal with rebels constantly. one of the most obnoxious parts of the game
do a trebizond to restore byzantium campaign please
Tried it, after 2nd war all my allies were separately attacked -> Lithuania attacked Great Horde, Castilian PU swarm attacked Tunis, Poland attacked Hungary... gg Ah i forgot to add, in a span of 1 year all those wars.
Wait. Spy network influences sigeability? Why nobody told me this 2400 h game time earlier? 😅
Do the ottomans even still get Crimes as a subject? Don't they get them as tributary now? I have seen that happen a few times
the event is now Crimean tributary so no they don't get a free vassal anymore
Beuh it’s got an accent on the ú it’s like room ye hotel room eg jalaluddin rúmi you know the guy will smith loves 😂
Many are surprised that the flag of the Karaman Beylik depicts the so-called Star of David. Since Islam accepts all prophets before Muhammad and even presents this as a condition for the faith, the so-called David star has been widely used in Muslim circles. In Islam, it is called the "seal of Solomon" and has been used by many people for blessing, protection from evil spirits, etc. Even Barbarossa, Grand Admiral of the Ottoman fleet, sailed with ships that had this symbol on their sails. If you want to see it, you can do so in the Naval Museum in Istanbul. Not far from the museum is buried Barbarossa.
It was universally just an abrahamic symbol before the Zionists were a thing.
I was just playing as Karaman and the Ottomans allied with Poland (with Lithuania as junior partner) xDDD I have never seen that happen, btw I'm palying with no DLCs and Karaman is impossible without cheats
It's always easier to attack before the Ottomans conquer Istanbul. It is enough to choose an alliance with the Mamluks.
I not even have eu4 to play, but your videos are to good to not see
Czandarrrr team
Day 5 of asking for a granada guide
An Aztec or Inca guide would be cool.
Speed 5 bro. Lol I am kidding but really there is no flavor down there. Look at his A-Z playlist.
his mp game with aztec was very cool, especially his convert to animist strategy so that he would not have to reform his religion was cool.
inca is really boring and straightforward, you just conquer everything near you and then hope spain doesn't kill you at first contact. i got close to beating spain in my run yesterday as inca i did for fun but portugal got called in and they just kept landing 20k stacks that never seemed to run out.
i find that really annoying, and its highly ahistorical.
Do the serbian guide :)
Korea guide when
You should go over available achievements for each nation. also no ironman? saving annoying?
true why no ironman?
none of the guide videos he does as far as i can see use ironman. it's a guide after all. Personally I wonder if it's because he plays through and then makes saves to go back and record what was happening during the save. Not to savescum
As a content creator it's easier to not be in ironman. Along with that the ironman system as a whole is kind of a joke when people savescum anyway.
For some reason this game doesn't set ottomans as historical rivals with russia or Persia. The most cursed scenerio is when ottomans are allies to russia and Persia at the same time. I have seen that happen once
Historical friends/rivals are meant to portray how different countries relationships were at the game start, and the Ottomans had barely interacted with Muscovy at all in 1444 so it wouldn't really make sense for them to be rivals.
@@No1twelshy why not make them historical rivals as soon as they are formed. For example if you play any nation and release Bulgaria, you won't have the historical rival modifier. But as soon as you form byzantium, you'll get that modifier.
Well, Russia and Ottomans were not that interacted in these years. They became rivals after Russia become a great power in the area. As Persia, Ottomans only fought with Safavids
@@eren.8577 I know. I am saying that script the game so that any nations that forms russia or Persia automatically get the historical rival modifier to make them dislike each other. After all eu4 does several other things that are similar. For example, to my knowledge france was never in a union with Naples, yet it gets a restoration of union CB against naples; countries getting cores/perma claims through their mission tree even if they historically didn't own that place before a certain date. There needs to be some form of consistency.
@@sasi5841 I can see the idea, it's just I don't think that's what the modifiers there for. It's meant to simulate the interactions that countries had had before 1444, relationships after that are based on the actions of countries during the game.
Why do you invite the jafari scholars? You need -50 piety to actually use the ability due to being Sunni and jafari is a Shia school. Since being at negative piety is almost never better than positive you would probably do better taking a Sunni school to not require the negative piety.
Lithuania
Britney spears ... Pls .
Does anyone know why Karaman has flag so similar to modern day Israel, they aren't even Jewish
It's called the Seal of Solomon and was used by Muslim states long before it was ever a Jewish symbol.
Karamanids are the real ancestors of the Turks, they are the true heirs of the Seljuk empire, the Ottomans hated the Turks. I come from a Karaman lineage.
"if they have no or weak allies, you can go ahead and fight them if you want"
me, following along: they are allied only to each other
me: now owns them before it even got to the part about allying hungary
edit: papal state was allied to epirus so they declared a crusade on ottomans
edit 2: mamlukes just took on my debt of 250. lol
this run is absolutely blessed
edit 3: nevermind. mamlukes had a 5k stack of rebels near tunis they decided to take their whole 40k troops back to go fight. then we lost a 50k vs 18k fight vs. the ottomans. i hate this
PAIN
The name "karaman" has nothing to do with this but if we were to translate it, "kara" means black. So... yeah.
this guide is useless cause it only works when ottomans rivaled hungary and its not ironman so only god know what happend to this save
he never uses ironman in his guides, they are guides
i just did it and i was able to ally all 3 of them first try on ironman.
Not an impossible start. Misinformative title
man Rum procurance as Room and is a reference to Roman empire because middle eastern people call Byzantium, the Roman empire so when Seljukes and others conquered Anatolia they called themselves new Rome that is why some times Quniie called third Rome while Constantinople did not fell, in fact sometimes Iranians and others in old times called Ottoman empire Rum or Roman empire.
Sadly this strategy is highly unreliable
Does anyone know why Karaman has flag so similar to modern day Israel, they aren't even Jewish
That symbol is not exclusively used by Jews, back then especially it was not monopolized as the star of david like it is now. That they also happen to be blue and white is coincidental I think.
Islam also views David as a prophet
The Israelis only adopted this flag in 1948. Karaman had it in the 1200's