Great stuff as always! I have almost 2k hours in eu4 and i still watch these guides cause its good content and gives me new or alternate ideas for certain nations, or sometimes just inspiration of what to try next. I'd love too see your take on Great Britain. Everyone and their dog is doing Angevin Empire now and I haven't seen anyone do GB yet
*"Yooo Bonbo"* 👋👋 You gotta form rome as the ottomans Achieve Mehmeds ambition Don't change religion though just Roman Borders Including north Africa That would look amazing
Can you make an aragon video. I have 150ish hours in the game and I had my first half decent "proper" campaign as aragon. Basically I took all of north africa and I was making bank. It was a mercenary only run
Well, it depends on when do you go bankrupt. If it's before becoming EOC, you just need to take max money + war reps from your neighbors (ESPECIALLY Ming). If it's after, or you just already can't repay your loans with wars, you need to downsize your army and forts, state as many provinces as possible, and try to fix trade (it's complex topic, basically conquer Siberia, make Beijing your trade capital, and conquer everything upstream)
Long term it doesn't matter, short term it does make more sense. You wouldn't need to hire usual cavalry, so you'll have 25 ducats and 1-2 thousand manpower in the first war.
@@CoolBonobo Yeah I wanted to write "not even a first minute in and there's already room for easy optimalization" but now when I think about it, if you hire usual cav you're paying a bit more for worse troops, but you get them right away. So it depends whether sb feels comfortable with 11k stack for the first war
It shouldn't ally Ming, because this event reduces their trust (at least it should), if they decide to become your tributary. But it may ally some chinese nation like Shun. So yeah, conquering Korea is the best decision, although free institutions do sound cool.
@@CoolBonobo also, conquering Korea and accepting the Korean culture gives you access to the great Korean monument which gives you an advisors discount and monarch admin points, which are both very nice modifiers and especially good if you play as the Emperor of China. Of course you also need to be Confucian to use the monument, but you become Confucian automatically when you form Qing.
Great stuff as always! I have almost 2k hours in eu4 and i still watch these guides cause its good content and gives me new or alternate ideas for certain nations, or sometimes just inspiration of what to try next.
I'd love too see your take on Great Britain. Everyone and their dog is doing Angevin Empire now and I haven't seen anyone do GB yet
Not raize jurchen provinces, when forming manchu you get all for free, plus how many banners you get, counts how many dev you had.
You probably won't get cores on already conquered Provinces in Manchuria
Very cool video keep it up :)
I love your videos :)
Oh thanks, just when I planned a Manchu run
Later,Jin...
My name is Jin... Later Jin
@@danubeisreallypeculiarrive7944 My name is Later Hartwelt Jin
@@Saberu_o_oppai_de_momu I live in southern manchuria. This is my confession.
@@dakota6050 are manchurians type of chinese
@@dakota6050if you are watching this tape Ive probably been stackwiped
Korea always allies Ming if I make them tributary….like every time. Huge pain in the tush.
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*"Yooo Bonbo"* 👋👋
You gotta form rome as the ottomans
Achieve Mehmeds ambition
Don't change religion though just Roman Borders
Including north Africa
That would look amazing
Lore of Unleash The Might of The Dragon - EU4 1.35 Jianzhou to Qing Guide momentum 100
You can also take quantity for an infinite money glitch
Can you make an aragon video. I have 150ish hours in the game and I had my first half decent "proper" campaign as aragon. Basically I took all of north africa and I was making bank. It was a mercenary only run
I have an Aragon guide. It's for the previous update, but still should mostly work. Definitely one of the strongest European nations.
hello, I keep going fully bankrupt as manchu at least once. how do i avoid this?
Well, it depends on when do you go bankrupt. If it's before becoming EOC, you just need to take max money + war reps from your neighbors (ESPECIALLY Ming). If it's after, or you just already can't repay your loans with wars, you need to downsize your army and forts, state as many provinces as possible, and try to fix trade (it's complex topic, basically conquer Siberia, make Beijing your trade capital, and conquer everything upstream)
Nice
Wouldn’t first getting banner men then getting primacy of the banner men, make more sense?
Long term it doesn't matter, short term it does make more sense. You wouldn't need to hire usual cavalry, so you'll have 25 ducats and 1-2 thousand manpower in the first war.
@@CoolBonobo Yeah I wanted to write "not even a first minute in and there's already room for easy optimalization" but now when I think about it, if you hire usual cav you're paying a bit more for worse troops, but you get them right away. So it depends whether sb feels comfortable with 11k stack for the first war
@@CoolBonobo I mean, might as well do it right? Or is there some downside to do it
Yeah, no harm in it.
All hail the Qing!
Btw out of the three, Yuan-Ming-Qing which u prefer?
Depends. For WC I prefer yuan, considering you can remain horde. For "tall" game Qing is superior.
more like might of the Jade Rod.
Hey bonobo, did you use chatgpt to create a name for this video?
Nah, ChatGPT titles are very generic. Like: "Step-by-step guide to form qing", or "Uniting Jurchen Tribes and Conquering China"
@@CoolBonobo Okay. It also likes using words "unleash" and "mighty" very much. I assumed that it generated the title for thar reason lol.
Korean tributary is bait. If it becomes your tributary it might ally ming. It cant ally ming if it is its tributary
It shouldn't ally Ming, because this event reduces their trust (at least it should), if they decide to become your tributary. But it may ally some chinese nation like Shun. So yeah, conquering Korea is the best decision, although free institutions do sound cool.
@@CoolBonobo also, conquering Korea and accepting the Korean culture gives you access to the great Korean monument which gives you an advisors discount and monarch admin points, which are both very nice modifiers and especially good if you play as the Emperor of China. Of course you also need to be Confucian to use the monument, but you become Confucian automatically when you form Qing.