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- EU4 Winds of Change Inca can just sit back and develop its country to become stronger than Ottomans and France, just 'borrow' technology and keep up with the colonizers Portugal and Spain thanks to the totally not overpowered new mission tree.
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The early High American troops are super tempting, but you can actually get High American from another mission just a little further down the tree. If you are able to beat up France, England, and Spain without the better troops, its pretty nice getting the missionary strength, you can get something like 20% missionary strength super easily as the Inca, and it makes it pretty easy to reclaim the lands that the colonizers made Christian. Really no wrong option there, though, the High American troops make the sunset invasion super easy.
Dip you know Tupac the rapper was actually named for an Incan Tupac who led a rebellion against the colonizers
Tupac Amaru
I did know I played an cuszo campaign a week ago and saw a dude named Tupac an googled it
He didn't lead a rebellion against "colonizers" Peru wasn't a colony and Tupac Amaru was a noble who had huge amounts of land and didn't want to pay taxes.
@@celdur4635the Viceroyalty of Peru was absolutely a Spanish colony how could you think otherwise?
@@lepellxcore Because i know my history. Peru was as much a "colony" as California is a "colony" of the USA.
Pizarro was the first to marry an indigenous noblewoman and literally gave birth to the mestizo in Peru. The Spanish Crown and Pizarro gave laws to protect even the defeated Indigenous kingdoms.
So a little bit of history, Pizarro lead a coalition of indigenous kingdoms + half of the Inca to revolt against the other half, after victory each party kept their rights and privilegies. You had Inca noblemen in Cusco with large manors and landholdings alongside Spanish ones.
It was a monarchic system, and the local royalty was respected and integrated into the Spanish system which, btw expanded the empire throughout all of the continent.
Tupac Amaru was an indigenous noble in the 1770's who was insanely wealthy, and control the trade from today's Bolivia to Cusco and Lima, which new tariffs threatened to end. And he always wanted to still be part of the Spanish Empire but with some of the new reforms revoked, the French Bourbon where splitting the Viceroyalty.
In my current Inca game when I met Portugal in Brazil ~1500 they were relatively behind on DIP tech (only at 6, I was at 4 already) so I didn't even get any DIP techs from them.
it could be worth to drag the religious reform a bit longer until they advance more, or just stay super low tech and develop
@@GolemEnt I was tempted - but just wanted to get that High American Group asap. You get Colonialism Institution anyway through the missions
You are by far the best EU4 content creator right now, keep up the good work!
Do Trebzond next, pretty, please!
this!
I never really played this region so yeah I'd like to see this go further, I'm learning a lot already.
Love this run!
This seems really cool
WOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! Finally! Been waiting for this one. Let’s go Inca. The high American with the mountain deving is crazy lol. They are my next play thru once I’m done with Bohemia Hussite run I’m on now. Became the Hussite empire. Have almost all of Europe and about to munch up France and England next and finish up with owning all of western/eastern Europe. As Hussite Holy Roman Empire.
Did this one for you bro! and i hope you didn't use the Bohemia development "feature" 👀
I would never…….not take advantage of such a delicious game feature the devs gave us……
alternate video title:
Golem's New Groove
"defeat the wankers" 😂 4:30
they must fall
So based
More man! Go for Ming
Damn, a Sun Golem
Had my cleanest inca formation run just now qhile i was screwing around. Never managed to do it without being severely in debt. This time around i was so flush with ducats inahd level 2 monuments
i would like to see a follow up
Honestly, I kinda miss the old tech group & Westernization mechanics.
10:49 classic alt f4 situation
tbh the heir dying is fine, i didn't alt f4 even a 6 6 6 in my roman empire video xD mostly i do that when i accidentally take a crap peace deal and realize the mistake
Tupac given a bad hand by fate yet again.
The High American units option for that mission when you reformed isn't necessary, you can get that from a later mission too.
i blame the never ending mission trees, i don't have the patience to read them all in advance before playing:|
Continue ittttttt
Mapuche bas boys still living there
Have you ever played Trebizond? They seem like a fun nation
I have now! video is coming shortly
definitly high american tech group
Just two things from someone who plays the Inca a lot. 1. Take High American tech and troops early ALWAYS. Yes, It is possible to unlock it later once you've conquered basically all of Western Europe, but at that point you don't need the better troops so it's kind of a waste. The worst feeling in the world would be to lose to a big European alliance and get conquered all because you were greedy and didn't take the better troops. 2nd exploration and expansion as the Inca is literally dumpster tier.
Colonial nations are insanely easy to conquer. You don't need to colonize anything, just conquer the colonial nations.
rip tupac 😔
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I like eu4 but the campaign are too long for me so i like your video playing interesting one
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Just asking for a Holland campaign 🇳🇱
i gotta start cooking that soon
Poor Tupac :/
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@@GolemEntWill you buy eu5 when it comes out?
definitely 100%
@@GolemEnt ngl I'm very worried about eu5 rn. It's true that a lot of mechanics in eu4 are game-ified but I don't care. As it sounds, eu5 will be harder to learn/play than basically any other paradox game. And the more they need to focus on mechanics, the less they'll focus on individual flavor (nation to nation).