When you realize that a cheesy & unrealistic strategy to farm absolutism *actually represents your government manufacturing a crisis so that it can clamp down on liberty in the name of security*
@kite man Yes, indeed he said that. He also made a hypothetical situation in which, if people call for punishment (execution) of someone, go ahead with it, if later it is proved that the person you ordered the execution of was actually innocent, execute the executioner instead of apologizing yourself, essentially, shift the blame.
@kite man Well considering how crazy those times were, I wouldn't rule out it being real. Anyway, the governing entities also makes sense, it's part of the "shifting the blame" doctrine, and by separating power, while you become less powerful in a technical sense, you actually become more powerful in a practical sense, since now it's easier to look like the good guy while not actually being the good guy. Those horrible things that happened that benefit you greatly? Oh well I didn't do those things, it was *those* guys, yeah we should probably get rid of them. His ideas did work back in the day. Now though? Well, the concept can still be applied, but the higher level of education and understanding of politics by the general population have made these kinds of political tactics less effective, or rather, their risk has increased, since now it's more likely for people to see past your persona and identify the "scam"
@kite man Mmmh I suppose that is true, still a higher level of education does play a factor, as while access to information is probably the main thing that changed from "then" to "now" education is what helps you analyze and understand that information, beyond what the speaker tells you. For example, a newspaper could write something that uses factual information and spins it around for their own political/financial gain, and a more educated person would be able to see past that. Still though, you are right, it's more about access to information than education. And I was aware of congress and the budget, it's sad people don't know such an important fact about one of the most important institutions in the country.
Are you kidding me, I burnt all those Admin points keeping my Stability at 3 to keep that disaster away and was fighting rebels for years with all the autonomy lowering I did to hit 90 Absolutism and spending who knows how many Military points, and all I had to do was just let the event fire and kill some event rebels to get absolutism for free and permanent max absolutism. Ugh.
He stated himself that he's a grade A noob. Well now he knows that he wasted all his points and he learned his lesson, so now he's gonna start looking things up. HOPEFULLY. But judging from how stupid he is for not looking it up in the first place I would say it's 50/50 that he learned his lesson.
As a fresh player to EU4 I had to watch this video about 10 times to understand and follow what exactly you do. Thanks for the information, nice and CLEAR guide.
A little update, I executed the guide and I still got to 110 absolution max ( I already startet with 65 base ), was there an update in between you making the video and now that changed things?
Probably not. What you could have experienced is that your cap on absolutism got lowered because of either of the following: 1) having a government type without bonuses to absolutism (e.g. Russian Principality, Republic, Constitutional Monarchy); 2) not having a Golden Era enacted at the moment (or having it finished); 3) not being of an Empire rank; 3) not having legitimacy in your country (in case your government form doesn't have it at all); 4) not being a Great Power (unlikely, but worth listing). I bet that the first two-three reasons will be able to fully explain your situation, since you need everything to be very carefully ligned up to get high absolutism max. Reman had his cap at 120 in the video, in part, due to still being in a Golden Era and having Despotic Monarchy as his government form.
Found out today: colonies that you create with "Expel Minorities" get separatism. I expelled some accepted culture heretics and with +2 tolerance of heretics, instead of being zealots they joined the particularist faction with lots of unrest, reaching 90% right on 1610. They were present across enough of my state land that reducing autonomy in their provinces got me to 41% absolutism along with a few other provinces with autonomy.
That song is absolutely amazing! thank you for putting it in this video! i immediately checked the description for it and have been listening to it on SoundCloud / TH-cam :D
Thank you for this video, I never really gave absolutism the attention I needed to prior to watching this video, instead I just raised autonomy in every province I conquered just so I didn't have to deal with rebels. My gameplay in the age of absolutism and beyond has since been improved drastically, not to mention how all your other videos have done the same for me, especially trade, going as far as to eclipse the people who taught me the game. Thank you and keep up the excellent videos mate!
Reman - thanks again for this video - your clear explanations with examples makes a video I search for whenever I see the Absolutism pop-uip....like....check with Reman just one more time to make sure I don't screw up this ironman game.
Very thorough explanation - crazy to think that it's beneficial to bring on the disaster... I honestly wouldn't have ever done it. Very interesting stuff!
"Absolutely" fantastic guide. 75 absolutism in 1629 with Scotland, just wrecking the continent and preparing to move on the Ottomans. Looking forward to more Reman guides
Another important thing to note is that now, with more recent updates and DLC, the mission "Conquer new states" grants -33% harsh treatment cost for 25 years. It is a good idea to save this mission until the age of absolutism. Next, there's the age bonus "harsher treatment" you should rush for to fulfill age bonuses so you can get it sooner. Lastly, with the "Third Rome" DLC, Orthodox countries get -33% harsh treatment cost with the Icon of Eleusa. These 3 bonuses makes what used to be 200 mil power less than 50, and the first 2 alone make most harsh treatment costs so small that you can do it in your sleep. Not only does this mean you no longer have to worry about rebels in your far-flung provinces in Asia and Africa, but you can get so much absolutism it'll be coming out of your ears. If you do it right, it makes the "Court and Country" event null and void.
Thanks for this video. I just used these strategies in my first world conquest campaign and it went off without a hitch. ...well, small hitch. I didn't realize that autonomy couldn't be lowered while at war. Accepted the particularists demand while in a 10+ year quagmire of a league war and India coalition war. Thought that maybe Paradox edited out that trick. Glad that wasn't the case. It is 1630 and I have 70% absolutism. I think I might actually pull this one off. Thanks for your insight and keep up with the great videos.
You can spawn particularists/nobles etc. from estated provinces, by putting their loyalty below 40 and then take away the assigned estate from the province, causing a 100% chance for the right rebels to spawn, with the huge benefit of not having to lower your general unrest.
Thank you for the strategy! I did it before the age began and got to 80 absolutism right after. The disaster progress finished in two years and even with the -20 from the disaster my max and actual absolutism capped at 80 in 1615. Now I will wait for the 10 years to pass and then I can enjoy the +20 max abs as you described. I am playing as Ottomans in ironman mode and I had only one shot to get this done. I'm very happy to get it almost perfect.
Fortunately, for republics, there is a way around -20 to -40 Max Absolutism (-30 for me as the Ambrosian Republic). The Dharma DLC allows you to have a series of reforms to your government. Including "Consolidation of Power" (+10), and "Strengthen Executive Powers" (+25). So even if you're the worst republic for Absolutism, the merchant republic with -40 max absolutism, you can still bring it down to a mere -5 if your government is fully reformed.
I used the particularist tactic in my France to Prussia campaign a while back, I basically went from 0 to 140 absolutism in a year. Full annexed Ming in one war once I capped my absolutism.
Update: Accepting rebel demands now lowers absolutism by 10, so make sure you'll actually get more than that for lowering autonomy in the affected provinces. Suffices to say they adequately addressed the method, although for really large empires it probably still works.
So if I have this right, the best strategy is to start as a republic if you can to gain the enormous mana. When this age begins, then give a ton of land to nobles so they take over, revoke the land causing them to rise as rebels and then boosting stability to end the coup instantly, putting a despotic monarchy in charge. Then submit to their demands which gives local autonomy and negative legitimacy. Finally, just lower autonomy and strengthen government. Is that correct?
I'd really appreciate an in-depth look at combat. A lot of people instantly dismiss any questions I have and I have issues occassionally with following what happened, why I won and lost, and effective use of units in a stack.
I admit I've always been lazy with my golden ages, I always did them near the end of the game at 1750, I would never know when it's a good time to use them.
Another way of getting particularist rebels (I.E the ones you want) is to piss of the burghers as they spawn particularists when you revoke land from them, and you can agree to their demands, so no real reason to tank actual unrest, (although you will need +1 anyway) But that can be achieved more temporarily, by having overextension that you either wont core, or by staying in a war where you can re-aquire OE at your Leisure.
Laughoutloud Studios then deal with the rebels, you would probably have your unrest back to normal by then and you shouldn t have a problem in your home provinces
Mingoo difficult question to answer you can form it quickest as a stronger vassal like usegi but it's objectively better to hold off as ashikaga and let them develope before uniting
Since the Japan Update, Oda is pretty good too if you're aiming to unite Japan by conquest. Your generals gets 3 free skills, morale, discipline, fire damage, infantry combat ability... And a UNIQUE idea of -10%core creation cost and -10% warcore cost. Oda's ideas are like a 2nd offensive/quality ideas group, but better. And you are the strongest OPM in japan, with the most developed province of all Japan after Kyoto.
Well... imagine how someone who doesn't know about the subject matter (as in, someone who doesn't know shit about EU4) might interpret it just going by the name.
Hello! How did not you get internal conflicts? Or in older versions this disaster was different? I'm kinda new to the game. I hope you or someone can answer. Thanks in advance.
I know it might not be a long video to make, but could you explain the burgundian inheritance and how it triggers. Like explain the best strategy on making it pop in most of your castile or HRE runs. I am having a lot of trouble trying to force it to trigger with declaring the humiliate rival war and that stuff as castile.
Hey, thanks for this video, Reman. May I suggest your next videos? What are the best age powers and use of vassals/marches/colonial nations (tariffs!) Or now that we have professionalism, what is the best army?
Hmmm, if you just need Noble/Particularist rebels, you don't have to lose a ton of stability, you can just give an estate some land, make it disloyal and recall the land from it. Particularists spawn from Burghers (as you mentioned).
thats the problem I have too, I looked all over reddit and ppl didnt seem to have rebel problems, although the posts are all from over a year ago. So i guess we just have to spawn particularist by having disloyal burgher estate intead?
@@tianwang3768 I just sucked up the unrest. It wasn't too bad, 5 years or so of rebel stomping but I was positioned for Court & Country anyway so not a big deal. My problem now is that I'm struggling to get to 65 absolutism cap for max bonus because I forgot to start revoking estate privileges early enough. Nearly 4k hours logged and I'm still a total noob.
@@nelsonpique lol I feel that, it would be nice to have more agency over estate interactions like mannually increasing/decreasing loyalty/ influence instead of passively waiting for loyalty to tick or events to happen
hey, how exactly do i have to do this court and country event? i mean, i stardet it, there was few events i which i was always picking easier ways, so i dont have to fight rebels, but my absolutism was always above 60. i had icon in "coreing" menu from c&c event, then suddenly it was gone, and i was left with max absolutism 80 with modifier -10. what happend? should i be all this time (10 years) in some war?
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When you realize that a cheesy & unrealistic strategy to farm absolutism *actually represents your government manufacturing a crisis so that it can clamp down on liberty in the name of security*
The US figured this out obviously.
@kite man Yes, indeed he said that.
He also made a hypothetical situation in which, if people call for punishment (execution) of someone, go ahead with it, if later it is proved that the person you ordered the execution of was actually innocent, execute the executioner instead of apologizing yourself, essentially, shift the blame.
@kite man Well considering how crazy those times were, I wouldn't rule out it being real.
Anyway, the governing entities also makes sense, it's part of the "shifting the blame" doctrine, and by separating power, while you become less powerful in a technical sense, you actually become more powerful in a practical sense, since now it's easier to look like the good guy while not actually being the good guy.
Those horrible things that happened that benefit you greatly? Oh well I didn't do those things, it was *those* guys, yeah we should probably get rid of them.
His ideas did work back in the day. Now though? Well, the concept can still be applied, but the higher level of education and understanding of politics by the general population have made these kinds of political tactics less effective, or rather, their risk has increased, since now it's more likely for people to see past your persona and identify the "scam"
@kite man Mmmh I suppose that is true, still a higher level of education does play a factor, as while access to information is probably the main thing that changed from "then" to "now" education is what helps you analyze and understand that information, beyond what the speaker tells you.
For example, a newspaper could write something that uses factual information and spins it around for their own political/financial gain, and a more educated person would be able to see past that.
Still though, you are right, it's more about access to information than education.
And I was aware of congress and the budget, it's sad people don't know such an important fact about one of the most important institutions in the country.
USSR after Lenin died:
I see that you picked quality ideas rather then quantitiy for your channel
Ouz E
+1 Subscriber Tradition
@@rikpien2925 10000*
+15% Viewer morale
Ouz E +10% quality for all video types
+20 Administrative Efficiency
Great stuff!
DDRJake
>tfw Senpai notices
Absolutely!
You're à hero
Am I the only one thought "he's creating the Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere isn't he"
I thought the same thing
How is it that Ming didn't help Korea ???
AHappyCub As long as Korea and whatever nation you are playing are both tributaries of the Ming, then Ming can't come to Koreas aid.
Maladictem but when I want to declare war it said Ming would help, also any tips to deal with Ming in both land and naval combat
become ming's tributary
paradox is like: Reman broke our game again
CROWNED BY GOD
NOT BY THE CHURCH AS MY POWER IS DIVINE
LOVE YOUR ENEMY FOR THEY ARE YOUR ENEMY
HATE YOUR ENEMY FOR THEY ARE GOD'S ENEMY
Sabaton
not funny
It's funny because it's not a joke, it's a quote from Cromwell
PROVED IN BATTLE
LEAD MY MEN TO VICTORY
NO MAN ALIVE OR DEAD COMMANDS ME I ANSWER TO THE LORD
Homework: Study for your test on French Absolutism
Me: *sees this video* well, that's convenient.
L'etat, c'est moi!
@@s871-c1q fun fact : Louis XIV actually never said this
lol, this guy is like the EUIV's Spirit of the law
Are you kidding me, I burnt all those Admin points keeping my Stability at 3 to keep that disaster away and was fighting rebels for years with all the autonomy lowering I did to hit 90 Absolutism and spending who knows how many Military points, and all I had to do was just let the event fire and kill some event rebels to get absolutism for free and permanent max absolutism. Ugh.
thats eu4 for you
You should know by now that the best way is always the one that costs lives. Ahem.
that's why you google events you noob
What a swell guy Richard is
He stated himself that he's a grade A noob. Well now he knows that he wasted all his points and he learned his lesson, so now he's gonna start looking things up. HOPEFULLY. But judging from how stupid he is for not looking it up in the first place I would say it's 50/50 that he learned his lesson.
I AM THE STATE
NOT YET
@@caiawlodarski5339 *aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh*
The state will deside your fate.
If your a republic it should say "I am the senate" would be such a cool reference
LA RÉPUBLIQUE C'EST MOI
As a fresh player to EU4 I had to watch this video about 10 times to understand and follow what exactly you do.
Thanks for the information, nice and CLEAR guide.
A little update, I executed the guide and I still got to 110 absolution max ( I already startet with 65 base ), was there an update in between you making the video and now that changed things?
Probably not. What you could have experienced is that your cap on absolutism got lowered because of either of the following:
1) having a government type without bonuses to absolutism (e.g. Russian Principality, Republic, Constitutional Monarchy);
2) not having a Golden Era enacted at the moment (or having it finished);
3) not being of an Empire rank;
3) not having legitimacy in your country (in case your government form doesn't have it at all);
4) not being a Great Power (unlikely, but worth listing).
I bet that the first two-three reasons will be able to fully explain your situation, since you need everything to be very carefully ligned up to get high absolutism max. Reman had his cap at 120 in the video, in part, due to still being in a Golden Era and having Despotic Monarchy as his government form.
Found out today: colonies that you create with "Expel Minorities" get separatism. I expelled some accepted culture heretics and with +2 tolerance of heretics, instead of being zealots they joined the particularist faction with lots of unrest, reaching 90% right on 1610. They were present across enough of my state land that reducing autonomy in their provinces got me to 41% absolutism along with a few other provinces with autonomy.
That song is absolutely amazing! thank you for putting it in this video! i immediately checked the description for it and have been listening to it on SoundCloud / TH-cam :D
I swear I just skimmed over the name of this video at first and read: "An In-Depth guide to autism."
Well yes, but actually....
*yes*
Thank you for this video, I never really gave absolutism the attention I needed to prior to watching this video, instead I just raised autonomy in every province I conquered just so I didn't have to deal with rebels. My gameplay in the age of absolutism and beyond has since been improved drastically, not to mention how all your other videos have done the same for me, especially trade, going as far as to eclipse the people who taught me the game. Thank you and keep up the excellent videos mate!
Reman - thanks again for this video - your clear explanations with examples makes a video I search for whenever I see the Absolutism pop-uip....like....check with Reman just one more time to make sure I don't screw up this ironman game.
Very thorough explanation - crazy to think that it's beneficial to bring on the disaster... I honestly wouldn't have ever done it. Very interesting stuff!
"Absolutely" fantastic guide. 75 absolutism in 1629 with Scotland, just wrecking the continent and preparing to move on the Ottomans. Looking forward to more Reman guides
Another important thing to note is that now, with more recent updates and DLC, the mission "Conquer new states" grants -33% harsh treatment cost for 25 years. It is a good idea to save this mission until the age of absolutism. Next, there's the age bonus "harsher treatment" you should rush for to fulfill age bonuses so you can get it sooner. Lastly, with the "Third Rome" DLC, Orthodox countries get -33% harsh treatment cost with the Icon of Eleusa. These 3 bonuses makes what used to be 200 mil power less than 50, and the first 2 alone make most harsh treatment costs so small that you can do it in your sleep. Not only does this mean you no longer have to worry about rebels in your far-flung provinces in Asia and Africa, but you can get so much absolutism it'll be coming out of your ears. If you do it right, it makes the "Court and Country" event null and void.
Thanks for this video. I just used these strategies in my first world conquest campaign and it went off without a hitch. ...well, small hitch. I didn't realize that autonomy couldn't be lowered while at war. Accepted the particularists demand while in a 10+ year quagmire of a league war and India coalition war. Thought that maybe Paradox edited out that trick. Glad that wasn't the case.
It is 1630 and I have 70% absolutism. I think I might actually pull this one off. Thanks for your insight and keep up with the great videos.
I keep on rewatching your guides because you are an excellent teacher.
I never even thought about using the court disaster until this video thanks for making it, used it on stream as Italy, Initially Naples, went great!
Great to see a new vid from you. Did my three mountains after watching your vids. They are really informative and well made, so keep it up
Eye opening video, I've ignored absolutism so far. Good job!
u do so many interesting content but so rare :(
But Quantity is the better idea
I guess preparing those videos and checking some of its content in game takes some time, you know
He's prussian
You can spawn particularists/nobles etc. from estated provinces, by putting their loyalty below 40 and then take away the assigned estate from the province, causing a 100% chance for the right rebels to spawn, with the huge benefit of not having to lower your general unrest.
Just yesterday I asked myself:,,When Is Remans going to post a video again? I miss his vioce.."
And then you delivered!
I had that thought like an hour ago
Thank you for the strategy! I did it before the age began and got to 80 absolutism right after. The disaster progress finished in two years and even with the -20 from the disaster my max and actual absolutism capped at 80 in 1615. Now I will wait for the 10 years to pass and then I can enjoy the +20 max abs as you described. I am playing as Ottomans in ironman mode and I had only one shot to get this done. I'm very happy to get it almost perfect.
Love these in depth guides... Very informative and helpful. Thank you!!
reman the eu4 god has finally made another video after 2 months
This Guy is absolutely the best
I haven't been expecting that you will post anything today.
Anyway: nice to see you again Reman
Wow
I really have no clue what I'm doing when I play this game :D
Same
i have over 300 hours and today i was like "wtf is absolutism"
@@Seeter1000 Dude, I have 700+ hours and honestly had no idea what it was lol
Another great video! I look forward to using this in the next mp I'm in!!!
Love this video
I'm going for my first Ottoman WC and your video was very helpful. I might be able to pull it off. Thank you
Update: I did it! Thanks! 3 years to spare and 16hours before the cradle of civilization patch kicked in a killing my save.
I had no idea how big absolutism was haven't played very much since its incorporation thanks for the tips
Another Great Guide Reman =)
genius topic, this is one of those things i never bothered to learn about cuz it doesn't kick in til i'm done.
Finally!!!
Our Lord and Saviour have returned !
I hope he does more videos.
I really want him to do more achievement guide.
Did you just reply to yourself?
Zoidberg Medic
Yes.
What a goof
Thanks for the compliment.
please do more videos :)
Aaaand welcome to new mechanic of estate and privileges that reduce absolutism
Great video Reman
Great stuff Reman.
Fortunately, for republics, there is a way around -20 to -40 Max Absolutism (-30 for me as the Ambrosian Republic). The Dharma DLC allows you to have a series of reforms to your government. Including "Consolidation of Power" (+10), and "Strengthen Executive Powers" (+25). So even if you're the worst republic for Absolutism, the merchant republic with -40 max absolutism, you can still bring it down to a mere -5 if your government is fully reformed.
So the particularist trick is dead now, right? Recent uprising modifier seems to disappear now after decreasing the autonomy...
Another great video!!! MOAR!!!!!!
Just when I needed it thanks.
"I am the empire at the end of the decadence."
Absolutelly great. I just made a Wc/Of with these meccanics.
I'm only liking the comments saying do more videos.
YEEES
Amazing video. Brilliant.
I used the particularist tactic in my France to Prussia campaign a while back, I basically went from 0 to 140 absolutism in a year. Full annexed Ming in one war once I capped my absolutism.
A little late but I’m glad you’re not dead 😁
Great vid! Gonna use this 100%
I'm a simple man. I see Reman's video, I stop whatever I'm doing at that moment and soak in.
Reman da boss is back
Rimworld soundtrack! My sub is guaranteed my friend :)
Update: Accepting rebel demands now lowers absolutism by 10, so make sure you'll actually get more than that for lowering autonomy in the affected provinces. Suffices to say they adequately addressed the method, although for really large empires it probably still works.
Reman, please come back and explain how this and the estates work now
Absolutism hasn't changed , and radio res did a video about the new estates
CAN YOU PLEASE REUPLOAD THE PROTESTANT VIDEO!!!!!
So if I have this right, the best strategy is to start as a republic if you can to gain the enormous mana. When this age begins, then give a ton of land to nobles so they take over, revoke the land causing them to rise as rebels and then boosting stability to end the coup instantly, putting a despotic monarchy in charge. Then submit to their demands which gives local autonomy and negative legitimacy. Finally, just lower autonomy and strengthen government. Is that correct?
@@daphnei3390 or start as Florence and form Tuscany at some point
Wow. That‘s a thing I actually never cared about. Would explain my decrease of military points as Spanish Empire!
I'd love to see you make a video on Religion, specifically the benefits/negatives of changing to another religion.
Your videos are great! :D
Do you think you'll ever do some more?
I'm not playing EU4 anymore but I always have to give them likes to Reman.
Another great guide ! :)
I'd really appreciate an in-depth look at combat. A lot of people instantly dismiss any questions I have and I have issues occassionally with following what happened, why I won and lost, and effective use of units in a stack.
Could have used this 2 days ago when I first realized that this was a thing. Was pretty confused.
Hah same, man. 40 absolutism as Norway in 1645 feels gimped now..
I admit I've always been lazy with my golden ages, I always did them near the end of the game at 1750, I would never know when it's a good time to use them.
15 max absolutism from crown land of 75 or more. Just wanted y'all to know.
Government reforms also affect max absolutism.
Funny thing in my case as Montferrat-->Savoy-Piedmont-->Byzantium, court and country blew up when I was in a war to dismantle HRE
8:50 *I AM THE SENATE.*
Another way of getting particularist rebels (I.E the ones you want) is to piss of the burghers as they spawn particularists when you revoke land from them, and you can agree to their demands, so no real reason to tank actual unrest, (although you will need +1 anyway) But that can be achieved more temporarily, by having overextension that you either wont core, or by staying in a war where you can re-aquire OE at your Leisure.
But the modifier for reduced autonomy is longer than the modifier for recent uprisings!
Laughoutloud Studios then deal with the rebels, you would probably have your unrest back to normal by then and you shouldn t have a problem in your home provinces
Hey, what nation so you recommend to form Japan as?
Mingoo difficult question to answer you can form it quickest as a stronger vassal like usegi but it's objectively better to hold off as ashikaga and let them develope before uniting
Mingoo Shimazu. Definitely
Ainu
Ryukyu if you're a man
Since the Japan Update, Oda is pretty good too if you're aiming to unite Japan by conquest. Your generals gets 3 free skills, morale, discipline, fire damage, infantry combat ability... And a UNIQUE idea of -10%core creation cost and -10% warcore cost. Oda's ideas are like a 2nd offensive/quality ideas group, but better. And you are the strongest OPM in japan, with the most developed province of all Japan after Kyoto.
Do you have to be above 65 absolutism to get the +20 modifier or can it be 65?
why was your "how to crush prodestant reformation" vid removed by TH-cam?
Well... imagine how someone who doesn't know about the subject matter (as in, someone who doesn't know shit about EU4) might interpret it just going by the name.
Rambard but we are not in the 16th century.
awesome 👏
This strat sounds like a nightmare as a coloniser
It would be interesting to see a guide post-1.30 as old strategies mostly don't work.
You are a genius
Love the vids
yay reman posted
I love these! Would be great to see one idea groups
why are your videos so good ?!
Through his smooth voice
Hey man! What was your strategy for Japan? I find myself not knowing what Idea groups to go for, and what my plans for expansion should be
God lord,pulling that all off will turn you into a monster truck at a go cart race.
Hello! How did not you get internal conflicts? Or in older versions this disaster was different? I'm kinda new to the game. I hope you or someone can answer. Thanks in advance.
I know it might not be a long video to make, but could you explain the burgundian inheritance and how it triggers. Like explain the best strategy on making it pop in most of your castile or HRE runs. I am having a lot of trouble trying to force it to trigger with declaring the humiliate rival war and that stuff as castile.
thx for this i did not understand this new ferret
Is this song from the rimworld soundtrack or p--music? I SWEAR I've heard this tune in rimworld.
Really love your in depth content. Are you going to do more in the future?
I would love to see you do a full, commented lets play in EU IV or HOI.
Hey, thanks for this video, Reman. May I suggest your next videos? What are the best age powers and use of vassals/marches/colonial nations (tariffs!)
Or now that we have professionalism, what is the best army?
Hmmm, if you just need Noble/Particularist rebels, you don't have to lose a ton of stability, you can just give an estate some land, make it disloyal and recall the land from it. Particularists spawn from Burghers (as you mentioned).
Doesn't work now (1.34) slamming autonomy removes the recent uprising modifier.
thats the problem I have too, I looked all over reddit and ppl didnt seem to have rebel problems, although the posts are all from over a year ago. So i guess we just have to spawn particularist by having disloyal burgher estate intead?
@@tianwang3768 I just sucked up the unrest. It wasn't too bad, 5 years or so of rebel stomping but I was positioned for Court & Country anyway so not a big deal. My problem now is that I'm struggling to get to 65 absolutism cap for max bonus because I forgot to start revoking estate privileges early enough. Nearly 4k hours logged and I'm still a total noob.
@@nelsonpique lol I feel that, it would be nice to have more agency over estate interactions like mannually increasing/decreasing loyalty/ influence instead of passively waiting for loyalty to tick or events to happen
hey, how exactly do i have to do this court and country event? i mean, i stardet it, there was few events i which i was always picking easier ways, so i dont have to fight rebels, but my absolutism was always above 60. i had icon in "coreing" menu from c&c event, then suddenly it was gone, and i was left with max absolutism 80 with modifier -10. what happend? should i be all this time (10 years) in some war?