this is really easy on older patches actually, hence the medium ranking. You could become a major power as a protectorate, and algeria used to start out mostly unified.
Yeah back before Voice of the People this was actually pretty fun to do, now it's just a luck of the draw as to whether France or the UK instantly annex you or not.
Algeria on older patches also starts with Interventionism which for a country with so many other backwards laws is actually a huge leg up. I did this, along with American Territory and An Empire Under the Pun back on 1.2
You could’ve joined the British PB to gain access to their huge market since they had market unification 3 and grow your economy massively while still being able to become a GP
I enjoy your videos sir! Keep it up. A couple comments you said which I think are interesting and may require some perspective, and forgive me, I'm ad libbing here: 1.) Why existing trade routes don't disappear after conquest I think that is pretty typical from a historical precedent. Unless the new ruling power wants to shut off trade entirely, which has happened before (looking at you China and Japan). Existing trade routes tend to persist. 2.) Why after releasing a country why do they not like me immediately. That's pretty self explanatory. What you just did is conquer a sovereign nation. And in a short span of time you give them some autonomy back, while making them pay you money. Who would like that? Hell we fought a revolution over taxes. I just found that funny. Keep on keepin on man! Have a good one.
Mainly just for gameplay reasons, inheriting trade routes is annoying because I just have to go an cancel them anytime I conquer a small state. Also releasable subjects give the exact same relation value whether you just conquered them, conquered them 50 years ago, or released them from your core territory. It's not a big deal but is just an annoyance because who isn't going to immediately raise relations the moment you release a subject? I view it as a quality of life change.
@@TobyYellsAtThings When I did American Territory back in 1.2, Texas beat Mexico, and then I conquered Texas myself, and then an anti-slavery revolt in the US happened in 1842 that was very evenly matched with the South which I exploited to get my independence and take Arkansas. After that it was just consuming Mexico and building up to take down America myself chunk by chunk. I will say though that despite my insane luck (on my fourth attempt), it took me until December 29, 1935 to actually finish them off. As for An Empire Under the Pun, when I did it the first time, I started by conquering the territory that is modern Pakistan, puppeting Afghanistan and Persia, and then transfering the British Raj to me in the middle of Britain being busy with wars against three other great powers. Neither achievement is easy, but An Empire Under the Pun was a lot easier and less luck based than American Territory in my experience. Hopefully this helps you to do it.
Having completed Barbary's Back a week or two ago, I wish the achievement didn't require Major Power status. All the hard stuff is done once you beat the French once, the rest is just waiting for recognition points.
Hi, the nwe 1.8.6 update just dropped and the game is not letting me in, it always crashes cause the save is from an another version of the game. Can sombody help me with this problem?
Go into your files and delete all your save data. It’s annoying to lose your save games, but I had this issue with CK2 a number of years ago and that solved my issue.
@@TobyYellsAtThingsHow does the efficiency work? I mean, if you have 1 army with 3 generals attacking, that is +30 attack. How is having only 1 attacking (and therefore +10 attack) more efficient?
@@TobyYellsAtThings Then, wouldn't It be better if you have more attack? I am kinda new to the game and, despite the battle system in Vicky3 is the easiest among the other games I have watched videos about (Vicky2 and HOI4), I still don't understand how generals attack or defend orders work when there are multiple generals in an army. I also don't know whats better, if having a big army with one promoted general or with numerous non promoted generals Could you clarify me those (here in the comments or in the next video as a quick mention or something), please? Ty in advanced, love your videos ❤️
Honestly I don't fully know how it works in great detail, but you are right, it would usually be better to have as many troops as possible fighting with good offense at once. It's kind of a pain to remove generals from an army though so I don't do it much. Normally I'll just promote the good offensive general up so they bring more troops with them. The benefit of having many generals is that you can launch attacks faster, each general has to fill up the bar once to launch an attack, so if you have say 2 armies with 4 generals a piece, you could launch attack 8x faster than you could with just one general.
No I didn't mention it, but the game doesn't allow you to target revolutionary states in diplomatic plays. that's why I could fight France but not the revolt.
Mainly because I was trying to get recognition as quickly as possible and subjects allow you to boost SoL in your own population easier. If I was going for becoming as strong as possible I wouldn't have done it this way.
I cut it out of the video but I debated hard between Kenya and the bankroll, I ended up going with the bankroll because it would help me get my SoL up faster for recognition.
Probably cool vid but pathetic thumbnail. 35 million in GDP is nothing would’ve been cooler if it was closer to 350 million. Just a tip from the cool coach.
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this is really easy on older patches actually, hence the medium ranking. You could become a major power as a protectorate, and algeria used to start out mostly unified.
Yeah back before Voice of the People this was actually pretty fun to do, now it's just a luck of the draw as to whether France or the UK instantly annex you or not.
Algeria on older patches also starts with Interventionism which for a country with so many other backwards laws is actually a huge leg up. I did this, along with American Territory and An Empire Under the Pun back on 1.2
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Algieria mentioned
A Toby video this early, what good deed have I done to get this nourishment
Maghreb means west in arabic. They where the western part of arabia that why they call it
ah ok, that's kinda neat. I made an attempt to learn Arabic one time but decided it was too hard for not enough pay off.
You could’ve joined the British PB to gain access to their huge market since they had market unification 3 and grow your economy massively while still being able to become a GP
I know and I almost decided to, but I was too afraid of getting subjugated accidentally.
but they also had vassalisation III
Impressive! Loved the video and seeing Algeria grow
I enjoy your videos sir! Keep it up.
A couple comments you said which I think are interesting and may require some perspective, and forgive me, I'm ad libbing here:
1.) Why existing trade routes don't disappear after conquest
I think that is pretty typical from a historical precedent. Unless the new ruling power wants to shut off trade entirely, which has happened before (looking at you China and Japan). Existing trade routes tend to persist.
2.) Why after releasing a country why do they not like me immediately.
That's pretty self explanatory. What you just did is conquer a sovereign nation. And in a short span of time you give them some autonomy back, while making them pay you money. Who would like that? Hell we fought a revolution over taxes. I just found that funny.
Keep on keepin on man! Have a good one.
Mainly just for gameplay reasons, inheriting trade routes is annoying because I just have to go an cancel them anytime I conquer a small state. Also releasable subjects give the exact same relation value whether you just conquered them, conquered them 50 years ago, or released them from your core territory. It's not a big deal but is just an annoyance because who isn't going to immediately raise relations the moment you release a subject? I view it as a quality of life change.
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Dia-LEC-tics
You got my like, because i know how hard this archivmend is
I'll tell you, this was about the 5th attempt at recording this video, all together I probably spent about 15 hours trying to get this run.
@@TobyYellsAtThings ik, i got the archivment to xD
Thats took half of my soul
Now y'all just need to get American Territory and/or An Empire Under the Pun
@@efulmer8675 believe me, I've been trying to find a non-RNG based path to that for a while now.
@@TobyYellsAtThings When I did American Territory back in 1.2, Texas beat Mexico, and then I conquered Texas myself, and then an anti-slavery revolt in the US happened in 1842 that was very evenly matched with the South which I exploited to get my independence and take Arkansas. After that it was just consuming Mexico and building up to take down America myself chunk by chunk. I will say though that despite my insane luck (on my fourth attempt), it took me until December 29, 1935 to actually finish them off.
As for An Empire Under the Pun, when I did it the first time, I started by conquering the territory that is modern Pakistan, puppeting Afghanistan and Persia, and then transfering the British Raj to me in the middle of Britain being busy with wars against three other great powers.
Neither achievement is easy, but An Empire Under the Pun was a lot easier and less luck based than American Territory in my experience. Hopefully this helps you to do it.
thanks for playing as an algerian country
Oh man, PTSD strikes back. I... done it. I have this achievement and I don't regret losing my brain cells over this xD
Have you gotten American Territory?
@@efulmer8675 Yep, done all of the ones considered very hard xD
@@Lutawhuiklik Nice! An Empire Under the Pun made me lose the most braincells even though its the most straightforward.
Trade routes are due to the trade centers you conquer. I agree its super annoying
I don't know how to explain it, but your video is really enjoyable to watch
thank you, I put a lot of effort into making it that way.
8:17 waiting for a plane and toby drops another banger 🦅
Having completed Barbary's Back a week or two ago, I wish the achievement didn't require Major Power status. All the hard stuff is done once you beat the French once, the rest is just waiting for recognition points.
Day 2 asking to do independent united bengal
No one wants to hear what you have to say Hindu nationalist
No promises, but I'll check it out.
I died laughing after you started calling Russia a moron as you were adding in all your allies
how do you get the strip occupation and not the flag one like in base game?
It's a setting in game.
20% literacy is not "terrible" not great but definitely not terrible
Pretty funny 😂
Did you mean Greece instead of Sicily for your Ottoman War and their casualty source from conscription?
Hi, the nwe 1.8.6 update just dropped and the game is not letting me in, it always crashes cause the save is from an another version of the game. Can sombody help me with this problem?
I think there might be a way to roll back to another game version?
Left-click game on steam > properties > Betas
@TobyYellsAtThings i'm gonna try it
Go into your files and delete all your save data. It’s annoying to lose your save games, but I had this issue with CK2 a number of years ago and that solved my issue.
hobyo getting so much for just existing xD
Great video
You can add a secondary wargoal if you support someone unconditionally
I actually didn't know this. That's incredibly useful actually.
@@TobyYellsAtThings glad i could help
@@TobyYellsAtThings forgot to add, only if ur allied to the country u support
to be fair, u just gotta try morocco next
No, Paradox's middle child is imperator.
That's the bastard child
Next do the hermit kingdom achievement
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nice vids, thank u
It's not dialetics. It's dialeCtics
you know what, I'm actually beginning to believe I may just have dyslexia. lol
Why do you put your generals to defend if you are attacking? What does it do?
A lot of times I only want my general with good offense buffs to attack so that I get better efficiency from my troops.
@@TobyYellsAtThingsHow does the efficiency work? I mean, if you have 1 army with 3 generals attacking, that is +30 attack. How is having only 1 attacking (and therefore +10 attack) more efficient?
You save on manpower that way. Basically your enemies get less time to shoot at you if you win the battle quickly.
@@TobyYellsAtThings Then, wouldn't It be better if you have more attack?
I am kinda new to the game and, despite the battle system in Vicky3 is the easiest among the other games I have watched videos about (Vicky2 and HOI4), I still don't understand how generals attack or defend orders work when there are multiple generals in an army. I also don't know whats better, if having a big army with one promoted general or with numerous non promoted generals
Could you clarify me those (here in the comments or in the next video as a quick mention or something), please?
Ty in advanced, love your videos ❤️
Honestly I don't fully know how it works in great detail, but you are right, it would usually be better to have as many troops as possible fighting with good offense at once. It's kind of a pain to remove generals from an army though so I don't do it much. Normally I'll just promote the good offensive general up so they bring more troops with them.
The benefit of having many generals is that you can launch attacks faster, each general has to fill up the bar once to launch an attack, so if you have say 2 armies with 4 generals a piece, you could launch attack 8x faster than you could with just one general.
I got a challenge for you play Selis In Vic3 :D If you do it gl hf if not it is fine
So A to Z is dead actually
yeah pretty much
24:00 you could've just declared on the revolt right away and taken the rest of the states????
No I didn't mention it, but the game doesn't allow you to target revolutionary states in diplomatic plays. that's why I could fight France but not the revolt.
@@TobyYellsAtThings oh that's too bad
Why you release Lahej? It's 5 year incorporation and later you might expand it to entire province of Yemen.
Mainly because I was trying to get recognition as quickly as possible and subjects allow you to boost SoL in your own population easier. If I was going for becoming as strong as possible I wouldn't have done it this way.
Very good
Why didnt you take both parts from France in the first war?
You're not allowed to target rebellions in the game.
You misspelled achievement in the title big man
Fixed, lol
good video
play as madagascar with 0 literacy and 0 tech
Wouldn't it have been smart to invade the other france after fighting the 1st one?
I would have but Victoria 3 doesn't allow you to target revolutions.
Did i really watch a 1 hour video?
U had the opportunity to take away Kenya from GB and didnt?? Wow
I cut it out of the video but I debated hard between Kenya and the bankroll, I ended up going with the bankroll because it would help me get my SoL up faster for recognition.
Actually literacy is better than in Russia 1836😂
Where A-to-Z :(
Do secondo part
That one is easy, bet you cant do the gandhi one
Waow...
Kingdom Hearts?
Yep, I just really like destiny Island and decided to use it as a setting for the subscriber plug bits.
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Probably cool vid but pathetic thumbnail. 35 million in GDP is nothing would’ve been cooler if it was closer to 350 million. Just a tip from the cool coach.
shhh... the casuals don't know that.