Download Battlesmiths NOW and start your adventure: battlesmiths.onelink.me/OnW0/1ml9vv5c The bottom-right corner looks weird because apparently if you put VTube Studio (the software I use for tracking) in fullscreen mode but play EU4 in a different resolution, it changes the resolution of VTube Studio and moves everything in OBS. I will never put VTube Studio in fullscreen mode ever again. Anyway, my editor Peri did a great job of covering it up so hopefully it's not too unwatchable.
I played a game as Denmark once and got a PU over the Palatinate, some Bavarian country that I don't remember, and I got the Burgundian Inheritance. They always talk about the Hbasburg crown collection but don't underestimate the Wittelsbachs. Also speaking of PUs I've noticed that you can semi-consistently get a Bohemian PU or inheritance as Muscovy it's pretty funny.
You do lose the claim on someone's throne if they get an heir, not sure if it was changed in an update, but I have had that happen to me a few times. Almost stole Aragon from under Castille's nose but they got an heir during the truce :P
You lose your claim to a throne if they get an heir with a good claim, basically - if anything happens which would have stopped you from claiming in the first place, then you lose the claim. Only reason to claim before the truce is over would be to get a pop up telling you when to bird.
I've got COVID over Christmas and the weather is also miserable, but hearing you say "Holy Roman Cope" honestly just made it all irrelevant 😂😂 Merry Christmas Quarbit!
I never had any luck with the request heir on throne for favors mechanic. Seems to me the AI just immediately disinherits them. Which makes total sense, it stops me from getting a PU. Just seems to defeat the purpose.
is there anyway you could explain in one of your videos how PUs work and how you got them because I never get them,maybe i'm just unlucky but it feels like i'm doing it wrong.
my understanding of PUs is held together with experience and duct tape. here's an infographic which explains it in detail, but even I have trouble understanding it completely: www.reddit.com/r/eu4/comments/pzsld6/infographic_guide_to_personal_unions/
sorry, I meant he's 9 years old *and* it's a regency. it's impossible for anyone to vote for me. a child can be voted emperor while his dad is emperor, because once he dies it'll just pass to his son (even under regency) but while actively under a regency, no one can vote for you
... wait, have you just like never played Denmark before? Yeah, you need to be larger to integrate a PU partner, that's one of Denmark's early-game woes is growing enough to annex Norway and then eventually Sweden.
Declaring on Ingolstadt as Landshut is the worst thing to do. You could get them for free, with the event "The Death of Ludwig VIII" Trigger conditions The country: is Landshut. is not a subject nation. is a Government monarchy.png Monarchy. has 'von Wittelsbach' as ruler's dynasty. Ingolstadt: exists. is not a subject nation. is a Government Monarchy. has ruler "Ludwig VIII" has no heir. is not at war. The year is at least 1445, but before 1447.
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Download Battlesmiths NOW and start your adventure: battlesmiths.onelink.me/OnW0/1ml9vv5c
The bottom-right corner looks weird because apparently if you put VTube Studio (the software I use for tracking) in fullscreen mode but play EU4 in a different resolution, it changes the resolution of VTube Studio and moves everything in OBS. I will never put VTube Studio in fullscreen mode ever again.
Anyway, my editor Peri did a great job of covering it up so hopefully it's not too unwatchable.
I played a game as Denmark once and got a PU over the Palatinate, some Bavarian country that I don't remember, and I got the Burgundian Inheritance. They always talk about the Hbasburg crown collection but don't underestimate the Wittelsbachs.
Also speaking of PUs I've noticed that you can semi-consistently get a Bohemian PU or inheritance as Muscovy it's pretty funny.
quarbit gaming euIV vtuber, good
did you know there's also a game called nidhogg? it's pretty good
You speak like those videos of family guy where they isolate a word and then show an image of said word
@@kremitthefog3881 thanks, it was a gift from my parents (autism)
@@Quarbitleast autistic paradox gamer
Fun fact: Landshut is the only country in eu4 that has male ruler, heir and queen consort
Hmm, have you considered "BAVARIA is the ULTIMATE PU MASTER" as a title? Seems to work for plenty of others
I say this because you mention struggling with the title at the beginning of the video. Hope this helps.
I did that once for burgundy, then I saw a bunch of people complain on reddit about those titles lol
imagine treating redditors as human beings@@Quarbit
@@Quarbitthey’re terrible please don’t
You do lose the claim on someone's throne if they get an heir, not sure if it was changed in an update, but I have had that happen to me a few times. Almost stole Aragon from under Castille's nose but they got an heir during the truce :P
the weird part is that when I lost that hungary claim, they didn't even have an heir. it just disappeared (which is why I birded)
They need an heir with a strong 100 claim heir to lose the claim so weak claim heirs don't needed to be birded.
@@kylekelly1167actually average claim (50 to 75 claim) is enough to loose the PU CB. or if you wait more than 20 years.
@@sasi5841 thanks
"4 hours of sleep"
dude you don't have to flex in front of me
You lose your claim to a throne if they get an heir with a good claim, basically - if anything happens which would have stopped you from claiming in the first place, then you lose the claim. Only reason to claim before the truce is over would be to get a pop up telling you when to bird.
ah yeah, it's the claim strength I was thinking of. you're right, a high strength heir would disqualify the claim
Absolutely crazy run. Love it.
Honestly the highlight of this video was seeing Ragusa beating the hell out of Venice with the help of the Ottomans and then forming Dalmatia.
But unfortunately then Venice used the Uno Reverse Card and conquered almost all Dalmatian territories...
I blame the Oktoberfest for the Wittelsbachs getting on all kinds of thrones and being not inbred like the habsburgs ^^
please continue this campaign! i wanna see it continue.
I've got COVID over Christmas and the weather is also miserable, but hearing you say "Holy Roman Cope" honestly just made it all irrelevant 😂😂
Merry Christmas Quarbit!
Get better soon! Merry Christmas!
part 2 of this run bro, that was so fun to watch
Atwix's legacy awaits
You know when you first started with the vtuber i thought it was strange but its so iconic
I never had any luck with the request heir on throne for favors mechanic. Seems to me the AI just immediately disinherits them. Which makes total sense, it stops me from getting a PU. Just seems to defeat the purpose.
I've noticed that as well. I guess it wasn't bad enough that the feature is completely disabled on hard or very hard mode
is there anyway you could explain in one of your videos how PUs work and how you got them because I never get them,maybe i'm just unlucky but it feels like i'm doing it wrong.
my understanding of PUs is held together with experience and duct tape.
here's an infographic which explains it in detail, but even I have trouble understanding it completely: www.reddit.com/r/eu4/comments/pzsld6/infographic_guide_to_personal_unions/
@@Quarbit thanks, you the best!
The avatar editing mistake reminds me of those magnifying glasses small circles that are furhter zoomed in
Quarbit! :O
Cillian! :O
Yup totally a normal game.....
Funny saying that 4 people will vote for your emperorship while voting for Poland.😂
my heir was like 9 years old lmao
@@Quarbit Does it affect it? People are voting for Austria even tho Ladislaus is starting as underage
sorry, I meant he's 9 years old *and* it's a regency. it's impossible for anyone to vote for me.
a child can be voted emperor while his dad is emperor, because once he dies it'll just pass to his son (even under regency)
but while actively under a regency, no one can vote for you
more like poorbit
* dies *
good 👍
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Handsome Royal Knightly VTuber
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... wait, have you just like never played Denmark before? Yeah, you need to be larger to integrate a PU partner, that's one of Denmark's early-game woes is growing enough to annex Norway and then eventually Sweden.
I played denmark once for a speedrun, but I kinda cheesed the mechanics
part 2 plss
Hol' up your semester stil hasnt ended? Mine just ended this monday.
this video was recorded earlier this month (lots of production delays)
Stupidest way? I'd say the funniest way. Collecting allies and PUs like pokemon is the only legit way to play in the HRE :p
Declaring on Ingolstadt as Landshut is the worst thing to do. You could get them for free, with the event "The Death of Ludwig VIII"
Trigger conditions
The country:
is Landshut.
is not a subject nation.
is a Government monarchy.png Monarchy.
has 'von Wittelsbach' as ruler's dynasty.
Ingolstadt:
exists.
is not a subject nation.
is a Government Monarchy.
has ruler "Ludwig VIII"
has no heir.
is not at war.
The year is at least 1445, but before 1447.
that's crazy. what a weird and obscure event, but good to know
Hey why are your achievements turned off at 17:49 kinda weird?
tuesday steam server maintenance probably
Hallo
Hallo
Bro is playing Bavaria and didn’t form Bavaria in the first 10 years 💀
and now I'm a radical anti-habsburg