This video is a perfect example that if people perceive ONE TINY MISTAKE with what you say, you'll get hundreds of comments correcting you. I'm here to say I made NO SUCH MISTAKE - THE KOREAN INVASION OF KOREA WAS SCRUBBED FROM THE HISTORY BOOKS. OPEN YOUR EYES, SHEEPLE.
i would like to hear you tell a story of admiral yi sun sin, he is also one of my favorite people from history, im surprised no one knows he was a reason japan was concurred by korea :P XD
8:34 The AI can see your troops but since they are blackflagged they count as neutral troops till they lose that attribute. You can see closely that even if you commanded your troops to start moving towards the fort that the icon for an imminent battle didnt appear on the screen. Thats why the AI didnt react. The check for the black flag happens when you touch a friendly tile/province. The game cant predict if you are going to touch it though hence the AI being stupid. And to me thats a development oversight/bug since the check algorithm can be upgraded easily.
He knew if there was one force stronger then the Japanese that could invade Korea it was the Koreans. That’s also why he killed himself so he wouldn’t have to be used by the Koreans to invade Korea.
Admiral Yi is hands down Koreas biggest hero. Virtually every park here has at least one statue of him. And every history museum has at least one of his swords it seems. And one of MacArthur's pipes.
Except the Japanese emperors at the time were nothing more than figureheads (it's been like that for centuries) and the ones doing the actual governing were the Samurai
Just to add as well, there wasn't even a shogun at the time either. The last shogun wasn't in power anymore and the leader of Japan, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, was a Regent instead of a shogun. There wouldn't be a shogun until after Toyotomi's death and the Tokugawa became shoguns
so a lot of people have a misconception about korea that it's some sort of a playing tall type nation I disagree completely I think it's riddiculously expansionist nation and I will show you exactly why
One of my favorite nation just did a silly campaign where I did not expand from starting borders at all since game start all game and just sat there and got to 1000 dev
2:34 Korean invasion of Korea? You mean the 1950 one where Wu Chang Yi stopped the North Koreans near the Busan area? Damn I wish I seen a video about that :DDDD
Pretty sure he meant the Japanese invasion of Korea, where admiral Yi Sun-Sin was significantly outnumbered, but still manged to win naval battle after naval battle, and repelling the japanese invasion.
Glad to see love for Korea as it's rarely played. One of my best and most fun late-games was as Korea in 1.32 where I basically had over 9000 dev (pun intended), owned half the world thru colonies and vassals, and every one of my provinces was at least 10 dev. In hindsight, with the new buffs to the Mandate, it's definitely worth it to steal it!
The ai doesn't see the entirety of the map The map is divided into AI regions that can be seen by the ai freely, or perhaps there's a single ai per region Ai probably can't see black flagged troops because it ignores them to not calculate anything, saving the computer's resources Still the AI will see everything probably because it would be far more expensive to make it not see things, while black flagged units might also simply create problems You can actually access the ai regions map modes using a command that can be checked on the Wiki
This is all entirely a speculation that, with my knowledge of programming, might make the most sense, do not hesitate to doubt it and find a better explanation
actually its been tested a lot, the AI just sees armies within 5 tiles of their own armies, just a strict 5 tiles no matter what (unless allied or own land, then it can see all that obvs) move any army to any enemy army, and watch it not move UNTIL you enter the 5th tile from the army, THEN it runs away
Its probs understandable, does not mean i dont hate it when im trying to catch the Kilwans and they move off into the terra incognita of central africa every time i get a smidge too close
Damn, this is literally 180 of how I always do expansionist Korea. I'll usually start taking out the hordes, snake to Ainu, declare on Japan and just defend the strait with 1 mil tech advantage at 4 or 5 until they run out of stacks getting their asses kicked. Then, once you take out the fort in Mino they are blocked and you can just occupy the whole northern Japan. As with Ming, regardless of who I play as, I'll first declare on them, chain escapes and occupy any forts, razing ALL the provinces and looting whatever I can to bring the devastation as high as possible. Take all the money and war reps, immediately attack some tributary without allies, Ming comes in. Now their mandate should be below 10, you can just roflstomp their armies and continue razing and looting provinces like a madman. Again, take no land, just max cash and war reps. They now bleed mandate like crazy due to devastation and loans. They'll recover to maybe max 20 mandate during the truce and probably go into Mingsplosion, third war is where you go ham on taking the land.
Kings and generals made a video on admiral Yi. This Chad would take on entire Japanese fleets with just a few dozens of his own. He was "he who seeks death will live, he who seeks death shall die" kind of guy. He made me feel sorry for Japanese and I knew what savagery they did in Korea.
6:52 It isn't about attitude, but about your opinion of them. (the bottom one) So unless you rival them, or they privateer you, you won't be able to prevent them from getting the renaissance from your province. If you want renaissance from someone else, just have positive opinion with them. It is that easy.
That’s a tough decision to make but I believe it’s more fun to see you attack ming with the mandate casus belli. I don’t get why you don’t think you can hold beijing yet confident you can rush his new capital instead
RedHawk just released his Fars (Zoroastrian no less) A-Z and you play Korea. I am in the middle of my Oman: The Third Way attempt. I gotta say, EU4 is a very different game when outside the EU. Things like the Burgundian Succession, Protestant Reformation or who is the HR Emperor don't matter. Which is a nice change. I think you should do more non-EU nations. Muslim nations seem to be rarely played by Streamers. They have a lot of different mechanics to work with too.
There’s two events that always fire that create a gold mine in the south of Japan and north as “silver found in X province” and changes the good to gold. I want to say ichigo
have they changed it in recent years? the first youtuber i saw playing this game.. i forget his name he did a savoury savoy playthru and then did korea... one reason i havent tried them is cos i already saw someone do a complete playthru.. he went exploration & expansion into americas
I just had a weird idea what if hear me out you restore Byzantium but as Trebizond who believes that they are ACTULLY the TRUE successors to Rome. Notice the decision only comes up if you own Constantinople but it could also be if they don't exist haven't tested that but would love to see that as a video.
you could declare on ming and try and take max money that could put them in debt to help tank their mandate, then you can have a truce with them and hopefully they will break apart and you can declare on the breakaway states peacemeal
attack the ming ally, he will sell out ming's stuff to you so hard after 5 years of occupation also wanted to tell you to learn how to do navy rotation. the idea behind it is that fleet combat can take long enough for a month to roll over, and if you split your navy into two or three stacks, you can retreat one navy out before it gets wiped, and meet the enemy with one of your other stacks. they still have morale from winning, but they can't repair their units, so if you slam back and fourth with your navy split up, one at a time, you will start to incur incredible casualties on the enemy while repairing your ships in the background also i think pirating ming might lower mandate, coastal raiding CERTAINLY does, so if you let tsushima be an opm they might become a pirate, and that would just right screw over ming forever. that and a "smash and burn" type of war. declare on ming for a insult cb, so no one can take land, and simply burn down as many provinces into devastation as you can. should tank the mandate and cause mingsplosion, but you could race the timer and fight them before it gets too bad
its not actually true that they can see EVERYTHING involving your troops, they can only see 5 provinces away, this has been extensively tested by seeing that enemy armies wont actually move away from you unless your within 5 provinces... that said, thats still 4 more provinces than you can see
Declare War on Ming directly for the Mandate of Heaven. Be a more fun video. Also, if you could either talk louder while actually playing the game, or turn up your speaking volume in your recording software, it'd be much appreciated. I have to double my volume to hear you during game play, but at the beginning and end of the videos, you speak plenty loud, and I have to drop it back down or hurt my ears.
hey whats the best technique for defeating a european power as MAYA? i beat portugal before but i had more money (1800 ducats) and they had 50k and i had 80k me tech 5 them tech 9... but they kept landing in 7k and 14k stacks... was a real pain cos i didnt have a navy and they kept landing in different places.. now spain is declaring war but im tech 9 & they are 11 and they have 80k troops and i have 80k... i allied england but they break the alliance when spain declares, cos they arent rivalled to them.. is there a way for me to make england keep being allied? my navy is too small to beat them by sea unless i can keep taking out small navies of theirs... is it better for me to take their colonies or keep waiting for them to sit on forts? problem is they dont sit on forts, they carpet siege all my lands. im a lot poorer now since i got bigger (+6-10 ducats a month instead of +20) also cos i got expensive advisors to try to catch up on tech.. i sold land but spent half of it already... maybe i shouldnt have.. spain threatened to declare war earlier so i invaded spanish peru & la plata & they didnt declare war but now they are back.. any advice? thanks
Did you know the Koreans had guns and cannons just like the Japanese did they also had turtle ships which were basically the first ironclads AKA armored ships but these weren’t used much what the Koreans really used was a lot of cannons probably even more than the Europeans at the time if the Japanese started using cannons in their ships they would have easily won the imjin war which is crazy to think about but even if they would’ve won Koreans would’ve probably used righteous armies which is guerrilla force that historically never surrendered
i tried learning Chinese (Mandarin).. i did 10 lessons.. i think i learned 3 words lol im not good at languages.. I do speak A Level Spanish though if anyone needs a Spanish speaker for anything...
Korea is honestly a understand nation. Probhably makes them my favorite. You can go tall (and colonial) or wide and become Emperor of China if you are into RP
8:00 thanks for telling the truth about how the game works and what i call "cheating" - maybe its just that paradox cant program a game to be challenging without the ai cheating? i think its unfair that ai can have special abilities like being able to see everything, knowing exactly what ur doing.. for example, when i click my unit to go towards a siege, they immediately know its going there and leave the siege.. not only is it cheating but it encourages the player to also use it as an exploit to fake the ai into leaving a siege... all game developers do by making ai cheat is to encourage the player to cheat.. for example, if the game didnt cheat on sieges & battle dice rolls, id have no need to save scum... and therefore the game would be more enjoyable. The thing with being good at this game, is in my opinion just knowing how the game acts & how the ai thinks & then doing something to counter it.. which is basically using exploits & cheese... you know the ai will go on a mothballed fort and you put the fort back up again... thats an exploit... im not saying its wrong to use an exploit, im just saying... if the game didnt cheat, you wouldnt need to use exploits to win... they have basically made the game so only experts who know every trick in the book can play it & do well... it kinda discourages new players.. and id have thought that they'd want to encourage more people to play the game not just rinse long term players for more & more money with a million dlcs?
It's good for both honestly. Do nothing but dev with your insanely good starting king for about 20 years (to avoid the disaster + spawn renaissance), then start expanding into Manchuria following your mission tree. This should give you a decent enough power base to take on Ming, provided they have low enough mandate. The first war with them is always tough. Just occupy the war goal and hold your ground. In the first war I like to take a land bridge which connects straight to Beijing, and in the second annexing Beijing and taking the mandate is preferable. Other than that, continue to develop provinces like Suwon and Busan to spawn other institutions. Suwon is cheaper because of the monument in your capital, which gives dev cost reduction for all provinces in the capital area. If you take mandate you get cores on every province in the China region that you occupy - this way you can have all of China conquered by about 100 years in. Then use your missions, ideas and ridiculously cheap high level advisors to dev the shit out of everything you've conquered for single digits in mana points. From then on, all of East Asia is your oyster. Don't forget to take the event to Sinicize your culture, which makes the (Sino-)Korean culture belong to the Chinese culture group instead of being completely isolated.
The admiral Yi was a great Commander, but what actually won the naval war with Japan was the terrible state of Japanese navy at the time and lack of naval commanders. Japanese Navy existed for near costal warfare and mostly mimor transport, not fighting at the seas
This video is a perfect example that if people perceive ONE TINY MISTAKE with what you say, you'll get hundreds of comments correcting you.
I'm here to say I made NO SUCH MISTAKE - THE KOREAN INVASION OF KOREA WAS SCRUBBED FROM THE HISTORY BOOKS. OPEN YOUR EYES, SHEEPLE.
i believe you.
ah, thanks for clearing that up
The video is a little quiet...
i would like to hear you tell a story of admiral yi sun sin, he is also one of my favorite people from history, im surprised no one knows he was a reason japan was concurred by korea :P XD
8:34 The AI can see your troops but since they are blackflagged they count as neutral troops till they lose that attribute. You can see closely that even if you commanded your troops to start moving towards the fort that the icon for an imminent battle didnt appear on the screen. Thats why the AI didnt react. The check for the black flag happens when you touch a friendly tile/province. The game cant predict if you are going to touch it though hence the AI being stupid. And to me thats a development oversight/bug since the check algorithm can be upgraded easily.
Admiral Yi stopped the Koreans from invading Korea? What a legend!
Absolute fraud. We have two Koreas now. And guess what!? Both of them are filled to the brim with Koreans. Admiral Yi's a failure.
He knew if there was one force stronger then the Japanese that could invade Korea it was the Koreans. That’s also why he killed himself so he wouldn’t have to be used by the Koreans to invade Korea.
Got em
An hero
sadly there wasn't Admiral Yi the second to stop the Koreans from invading Korea in the 20th century.
I knew Admiral Yi stopped the Japanese invasion of Korea, but I never knew about the Korean invasion of Korea!
I was thinking the same thing
Admiral Yi is hands down Koreas biggest hero. Virtually every park here has at least one statue of him. And every history museum has at least one of his swords it seems. And one of MacArthur's pipes.
Sadly the Koreans of his time never appreciated him… he was only recognised and honoured in the last chapter of his life
How do they all have his sword and pipe
@@theamericanempire4679 MacArthur had a lot of pipes and Admiral Yi had a lot of swords.
Japans emperor: What do you mean I lost my entire navy to 13 ships?! Korean side: insane micro by admiral yin!
Centurii Chan?
@@ryanluong2005 yup
Except the Japanese emperors at the time were nothing more than figureheads (it's been like that for centuries) and the ones doing the actual governing were the Samurai
@@rory6860 shogun and daimyos are members of the samurai class
Just to add as well, there wasn't even a shogun at the time either. The last shogun wasn't in power anymore and the leader of Japan, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, was a Regent instead of a shogun. There wouldn't be a shogun until after Toyotomi's death and the Tokugawa became shoguns
so a lot of people have a misconception about korea that it's some sort of a playing tall type nation I disagree completely I think it's riddiculously expansionist nation and I will show you exactly why
I think in this video I am going to try and conquer most of this are
I have a little strategy that I developed a couple of years back for Korea and their start which involves conquering Japan before doing anything else.
I personally like it a lot so I'm gonna show you how to do it.
First things first, you’re gonna want to build up to your… Well bit beyond your force limit in terms of galleys.
Aaaaaa... but also, i'm gonna go ahead and grab indebted to the burgers or the neo-confucian reformist now
One of my favorite nation just did a silly campaign where I did not expand from starting borders at all since game start all game and just sat there and got to 1000 dev
This post was literally written by the EU4 AI.
2:34 Korean invasion of Korea? You mean the 1950 one where Wu Chang Yi stopped the North Koreans near the Busan area? Damn I wish I seen a video about that
:DDDD
was loking for a comment pointing this out lol
its about yi sun-shin blocking off an attack from japan
Pretty sure he meant the Japanese invasion of Korea, where admiral Yi Sun-Sin was significantly outnumbered, but still manged to win naval battle after naval battle, and repelling the japanese invasion.
@@thetakeawaymenu Ye ye I know, I left the Yi end of name there on purpose, as he spoke about it a lot
@@YoImOrbit you're welcomed, was one of the first to watch the vid
Glad to see love for Korea as it's rarely played. One of my best and most fun late-games was as Korea in 1.32 where I basically had over 9000 dev (pun intended), owned half the world thru colonies and vassals, and every one of my provinces was at least 10 dev. In hindsight, with the new buffs to the Mandate, it's definitely worth it to steal it!
The ai doesn't see the entirety of the map
The map is divided into AI regions that can be seen by the ai freely, or perhaps there's a single ai per region
Ai probably can't see black flagged troops because it ignores them to not calculate anything, saving the computer's resources
Still the AI will see everything probably because it would be far more expensive to make it not see things, while black flagged units might also simply create problems
You can actually access the ai regions map modes using a command that can be checked on the Wiki
This is all entirely a speculation that, with my knowledge of programming, might make the most sense, do not hesitate to doubt it and find a better explanation
@@tuluppampam makes sense to me Mr ytg. Well thought out comment
actually its been tested a lot, the AI just sees armies within 5 tiles of their own armies, just a strict 5 tiles no matter what (unless allied or own land, then it can see all that obvs)
move any army to any enemy army, and watch it not move UNTIL you enter the 5th tile from the army, THEN it runs away
Its probs understandable, does not mean i dont hate it when im trying to catch the Kilwans and they move off into the terra incognita of central africa every time i get a smidge too close
2:33 'The Korean invasion of Korea'. Ok
"I'm just gonna stop paying tribute to Ming, there's no way thisll come back to bite me."
Missions Expanded’s Korea tree is easily the best mission tree I have ever seen in Eu4
Ah yes the famous Korean invasion of Korea. 2:34
The Korean invasion of Korea 2:35. That man didn't do a good job because they still split
24:48 you can't see it, but that event gives you 50 legitimacy...which is something that should never actually be low but it does have an upside
2:32 Korean invasion of Korea, are you sure about that?
Damn, this is literally 180 of how I always do expansionist Korea. I'll usually start taking out the hordes, snake to Ainu, declare on Japan and just defend the strait with 1 mil tech advantage at 4 or 5 until they run out of stacks getting their asses kicked. Then, once you take out the fort in Mino they are blocked and you can just occupy the whole northern Japan.
As with Ming, regardless of who I play as, I'll first declare on them, chain escapes and occupy any forts, razing ALL the provinces and looting whatever I can to bring the devastation as high as possible. Take all the money and war reps, immediately attack some tributary without allies, Ming comes in. Now their mandate should be below 10, you can just roflstomp their armies and continue razing and looting provinces like a madman. Again, take no land, just max cash and war reps. They now bleed mandate like crazy due to devastation and loans. They'll recover to maybe max 20 mandate during the truce and probably go into Mingsplosion, third war is where you go ham on taking the land.
Please keep going. The content sustains me
27:00 Your gonna regret it, mandate of heaven + japanese tsunami with over -75 devastation in 5 provinces event is not very good bro.
The Korean invasion of Korea absolutely happened, it was a little something called the Korean war.
Kings and generals made a video on admiral Yi. This Chad would take on entire Japanese fleets with just a few dozens of his own. He was "he who seeks death will live, he who seeks death shall die" kind of guy. He made me feel sorry for Japanese and I knew what savagery they did in Korea.
6:52 It isn't about attitude, but about your opinion of them. (the bottom one) So unless you rival them, or they privateer you, you won't be able to prevent them from getting the renaissance from your province.
If you want renaissance from someone else, just have positive opinion with them. It is that easy.
You should actually do the videos on Admiral Yi that'd be interesting
Hey, Just wanted to comment and tank you for the inspiration. I based a metal song on Laith cause he's a modern day conqueror.
The boys finally rocking EU4 polandballs in the Thumbnails :' )
That’s a tough decision to make but I believe it’s more fun to see you attack ming with the mandate casus belli.
I don’t get why you don’t think you can hold beijing yet confident you can rush his new capital instead
i guess korean invasion of korean has something to do with the finno-korean war??
You forgot Korea has a mission chain to get claims on all of Japan
I actually learned stuff in this video... and I am surely not new to the game. Thanks Laith!
RedHawk just released his Fars (Zoroastrian no less) A-Z and you play Korea. I am in the middle of my Oman: The Third Way attempt. I gotta say, EU4 is a very different game when outside the EU. Things like the Burgundian Succession, Protestant Reformation or who is the HR Emperor don't matter. Which is a nice change. I think you should do more non-EU nations. Muslim nations seem to be rarely played by Streamers. They have a lot of different mechanics to work with too.
There’s two events that always fire that create a gold mine in the south of Japan and north as “silver found in X province” and changes the good to gold. I want to say ichigo
Confucian is the best religion for expanding as it means that you never need to worry about unrest.
I don't know if you know this but the channel extra credits has a whole series based on the entire life of admiral yi
laith idk if youre gonna read this but id love to see a separate channel dedicated to reviews on various types of media
honestly bro, your pretty entertaining, if u wanna make a second channel for history vids id watch
Admiral Yi bravely saved Korea by stopping the Korean invaders from attacking the innocent people of Koreans! True Korean hero!
have they changed it in recent years? the first youtuber i saw playing this game.. i forget his name he did a savoury savoy playthru and then did korea... one reason i havent tried them is cos i already saw someone do a complete playthru.. he went exploration & expansion into americas
I choose to believe that this video exists purely because I tweeted at you like 6 months ago to make another Korea vid
This video is better when youre watching it in Korea 감사합니다
I am VERY down for random history videos about Admiral Yi or anything for that matter
Korea is an underrated nation in game
Colonial Korea is the best I’ve had in a long time.
Id love to see Laith running a history channel
I just had a weird idea what if hear me out you restore Byzantium but as Trebizond who believes that they are ACTULLY the TRUE successors to Rome. Notice the decision only comes up if you own Constantinople but it could also be if they don't exist haven't tested that but would love to see that as a video.
you could declare on ming and try and take max money that could put them in debt to help tank their mandate, then you can have a truce with them and hopefully they will break apart and you can declare on the breakaway states peacemeal
laith PLEASE make ur own channel where u talk about disney movies and korean history
Me: "Did he just say 'the Korean invasion of Korea?' Oh man, I should write something about that in the comments!"
Upon checking the comments: ._.
attack the ming ally, he will sell out ming's stuff to you so hard after 5 years of occupation
also wanted to tell you to learn how to do navy rotation. the idea behind it is that fleet combat can take long enough for a month to roll over, and if you split your navy into two or three stacks, you can retreat one navy out before it gets wiped, and meet the enemy with one of your other stacks. they still have morale from winning, but they can't repair their units, so if you slam back and fourth with your navy split up, one at a time, you will start to incur incredible casualties on the enemy while repairing your ships in the background
also i think pirating ming might lower mandate, coastal raiding CERTAINLY does, so if you let tsushima be an opm they might become a pirate, and that would just right screw over ming forever. that and a "smash and burn" type of war. declare on ming for a insult cb, so no one can take land, and simply burn down as many provinces into devastation as you can. should tank the mandate and cause mingsplosion, but you could race the timer and fight them before it gets too bad
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its not actually true that they can see EVERYTHING involving your troops, they can only see 5 provinces away, this has been extensively tested by seeing that enemy armies wont actually move away from you unless your within 5 provinces... that said, thats still 4 more provinces than you can see
14:12 thats what she said
Korea is the only country I did a WC run on. It was glorious.
I played it this way, right. Except i started with Manchuria, then went for Japan and then went for Ming in second age.
Laith your audio is low in my pc 😭
how can you only have military ideas can aomeone answer? please
why does it look like his timer is going fsater
Do Maldives nuts
Take the mandate. Humble the ming. You gave them the tech now put them in their place
eeeh, I'd say go for the mandate war with ming, see what you can get out of it. :P
Declare War on Ming directly for the Mandate of Heaven. Be a more fun video. Also, if you could either talk louder while actually playing the game, or turn up your speaking volume in your recording software, it'd be much appreciated. I have to double my volume to hear you during game play, but at the beginning and end of the videos, you speak plenty loud, and I have to drop it back down or hurt my ears.
"Korean Invasion of Korea"
My first EU4 game was as korea
I never knew about the AI being unable to see exiled troops, I wonder why it is like that
To save computing power
hey whats the best technique for defeating a european power as MAYA? i beat portugal before but i had more money (1800 ducats) and they had 50k and i had 80k me tech 5 them tech 9... but they kept landing in 7k and 14k stacks... was a real pain cos i didnt have a navy and they kept landing in different places.. now spain is declaring war but im tech 9 & they are 11 and they have 80k troops and i have 80k... i allied england but they break the alliance when spain declares, cos they arent rivalled to them.. is there a way for me to make england keep being allied? my navy is too small to beat them by sea unless i can keep taking out small navies of theirs... is it better for me to take their colonies or keep waiting for them to sit on forts? problem is they dont sit on forts, they carpet siege all my lands. im a lot poorer now since i got bigger (+6-10 ducats a month instead of +20) also cos i got expensive advisors to try to catch up on tech.. i sold land but spent half of it already... maybe i shouldnt have.. spain threatened to declare war earlier so i invaded spanish peru & la plata & they didnt declare war but now they are back.. any advice? thanks
Choose the option that makes you most likely to win 👍
Use the casusbelli mandate of heaven
why not get tom to make a video about admiral yi then
Korea is probably the only country in the game that starts with its perfect borders. Thus, I don't think I'll ever play them.
There used to be a japanese gold mine, paradox took it out at some point Uesugi used to have one
There is now an event called Discovery of Gold at Sado which converts the Echigo province to a gold province.
Can Korea become a pirate nation
Did you know the Koreans had guns and cannons just like the Japanese did they also had turtle ships which were basically the first ironclads AKA armored ships but these weren’t used much what the Koreans really used was a lot of cannons probably even more than the Europeans at the time if the Japanese started using cannons in their ships they would have easily won the imjin war which is crazy to think about but even if they would’ve won Koreans would’ve probably used righteous armies which is guerrilla force that historically never surrendered
ADMIRAL YIIIIIII
Korean invision of Korea
Based laith moment
What happened to Tom?
Korean- Invasion of Korea-?
Ah yes what if Korea invaded Japan
Attack Shiba.
DIE VIET 🏴☠️🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁
i tried learning Chinese (Mandarin).. i did 10 lessons.. i think i learned 3 words lol im not good at languages.. I do speak A Level Spanish though if anyone needs a Spanish speaker for anything...
MOR
Declare war on the Ming for the mandate, rush them and take all their money in the peace
Also delete the fort in Beijing as you can't defend it anyway
i agree its expansionist nation, every time i played as korea be it in ET or some other mods, i went super aggressive right from the get go
Korea is honestly a understand nation. Probhably makes them my favorite. You can go tall (and colonial) or wide and become Emperor of China if you are into RP
DO WORLD CONQUEST WIT H THE ROMAN CAMPAIGN
8:00 thanks for telling the truth about how the game works and what i call "cheating" - maybe its just that paradox cant program a game to be challenging without the ai cheating? i think its unfair that ai can have special abilities like being able to see everything, knowing exactly what ur doing.. for example, when i click my unit to go towards a siege, they immediately know its going there and leave the siege.. not only is it cheating but it encourages the player to also use it as an exploit to fake the ai into leaving a siege... all game developers do by making ai cheat is to encourage the player to cheat.. for example, if the game didnt cheat on sieges & battle dice rolls, id have no need to save scum... and therefore the game would be more enjoyable. The thing with being good at this game, is in my opinion just knowing how the game acts & how the ai thinks & then doing something to counter it.. which is basically using exploits & cheese... you know the ai will go on a mothballed fort and you put the fort back up again... thats an exploit... im not saying its wrong to use an exploit, im just saying... if the game didnt cheat, you wouldnt need to use exploits to win... they have basically made the game so only experts who know every trick in the book can play it & do well... it kinda discourages new players.. and id have thought that they'd want to encourage more people to play the game not just rinse long term players for more & more money with a million dlcs?
Laith, you're beautiful
Hello there
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oh no korea is not playing tall it's unironically one of the strongest player nations in asia
It's good for both honestly.
Do nothing but dev with your insanely good starting king for about 20 years (to avoid the disaster + spawn renaissance), then start expanding into Manchuria following your mission tree. This should give you a decent enough power base to take on Ming, provided they have low enough mandate. The first war with them is always tough. Just occupy the war goal and hold your ground. In the first war I like to take a land bridge which connects straight to Beijing, and in the second annexing Beijing and taking the mandate is preferable. Other than that, continue to develop provinces like Suwon and Busan to spawn other institutions. Suwon is cheaper because of the monument in your capital, which gives dev cost reduction for all provinces in the capital area.
If you take mandate you get cores on every province in the China region that you occupy - this way you can have all of China conquered by about 100 years in. Then use your missions, ideas and ridiculously cheap high level advisors to dev the shit out of everything you've conquered for single digits in mana points. From then on, all of East Asia is your oyster.
Don't forget to take the event to Sinicize your culture, which makes the (Sino-)Korean culture belong to the Chinese culture group instead of being completely isolated.
@@Narvaljodchik yup
The admiral Yi was a great Commander, but what actually won the naval war with Japan was the terrible state of Japanese navy at the time and lack of naval commanders. Japanese Navy existed for near costal warfare and mostly mimor transport, not fighting at the seas
Yea with 1.33 Korea is a great expansionist nation keke ez free core on China!
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