Mean time to happen of 500,000 months. You'd need to play 1171 full games of EU4 to statistically guarantee the event firing. The rewards are insane though, a whole 5 admin? Makes playing 1171 games worth it imo
Not only Qingdao, but also Weihai aka Way High as the Americans called it. They also held for a short time Dalian, but it was returned to China after. Additionally, you see much more German influence in Weihai than Qingdao, although Qingdao is the most well known since the beer brand - Qingdao Brewing Co. was started by Germans called the Anglo-German Brewery Co. For what it's worth, the Germans were by far the "nicest" colonizers to China compared to the British, and Japanese. Which is ironic consider what happened in WWII and what they did in Africa. Even the Imperial Qing Chinese Navy at the time received massive amount of help from Germany. Which included, buying German built ships, and receiving modern navy training from German advisors. Had there been no defections during the first sino-japanese war, China would've won the naval engagement considering they had I believe 4 modern class battle ships built by the Germans which outgunned and outclassed the Japanese ships at the time.
@@HEEHEEBOIIAs far as I recall, all the way up until and through WW1, Germany was fairly "nice" to it's African colonies as well. Not sure how they stack up against the UK, but they were certainly leagues above the French, and nobody can really compare with Belgium for the "worst colonial overlords ever" title.
Qaurbit 100% roleplaying the old Chinese Dynasty's here: "I could conquer your land, but it's value is so inconsequential that I just can't be bothered. How about you become a tributary, instead?"
2 thoughts, 1. the 100 banners is cheaper to get from cultural conversion than development given Qing's ideas n stuff 2. damn quarbit you might have found the most baller way to do the copium wars achievement my hats off to ya
0:46 Germany had Qingdao. it's a city, in the province of Shandong. I think, Its somewhere roughly around the bottom part of the Wenzhou province in Eu4.
I mean you could do a banners achievement fairly easily by just letting the Age tick up to the next age, as you get more in the next age by a flat 25 or 33% IIRC, plus a potential special age ability for more I think.
When it comes to charter companies diplomatic reputation matters a lot along with trust. So diplomatic ideas are actually better than trade ideas. Every diplo rep is +2 reasons, every point of trust is +1 reason. An alliance is +50. So an alliance, full trust, and 5 diplo rep is +110 reasons.
If you want to charter company in normal areas like Malaya or Africa u can release or give the province to a vassal so the -acceptance for provinces nearby vanishes i bought most of malaya that way 😂
I wish the trade system would allow you to switch the way the trade flows. Like if you have 75% trade power you should be allowed to switch how it flows like Cape of good hope going to ivory Coast to the Indonesia
@QuarbitGaming that could be fixed with a supply demand system rather than percentage increase per each node travelled. Like choosing one node to sell a good, and the demand in that node determines the profits. Selling Spices in india would get you chump change while in Europe it could get you rich
The German port was "Qingdao" on the eastern coast. Fun fact: The imprisonment of German Imperial Soldiers by the Japanese more or less kickstarted what we now know as Anime.
Tho, Portugal was the only European nation that didn't forcibly colonized China. Macao was leased to them through diplomacy unlike the Brutal take over like the English and Germans. The Ming leased the port city to the Portuguese Jesuits back in 1557. And was hoping to set up a city as a window to the Western World for trade and tech exchange. The Qing continued this policy even before the Age of Humiliation. The agreement even lasted all the way to the Republican and Maoist Era. In fact, in the 40s, Portugal was one of the few surviving Fascist Regimes in Europe ruled by the Estada Novo Party. Funny nuff, the whole Iberian Subcontinent was the last surviving fascist stronghold which house the Spanish Franco and Estado Novo regime. And they survive by the merit of not joining the Axis in WW2. The regime presented themselves as a benevolent colonisers unlike the English and the French, and wished to incorporate all their colonies as official Portuguese territories. However, the natives of those colonies didnt take it kindly. Portuguese African territories immediately rise up in armed rebellion. That somehow the Portuguese army cant suppress. And to make things worse, the Indians recently granted independence from the British, purchased fleets of Soviet Tanks, and completely sweeped Portuguese occupied Goa in mere days. All these doesn't fair well for a Fascist regime that keeps a strong man branding. And China recently turned red, who defeated the same Indians in 1966 in a skirmish recently. The Fascist Portuguese knew if Mao decided to steamroll them just like the Indians over Macao, their legitimacy will crumble immediately. And there were already riots and demonstrations by reunification agitators that a deeply underpaid, demotivated and corrupt Colonial Government in Macao can barely handle. So the Fascists humbled themselves, and reached out to the Communist Party of China. Few days later, the People's Liberation Army surrounded Macao. However, they only brought infantry. And they weren't facing the Portuguese Army, but to their own border. Because they were stopping the Red Guards from invading Macao and escalate the situation in Macao. If you watch Command and Conquer Generals memes, Westerners often confused a Red Guard for a proper PLA trooper. But they are not, they are independent paramilitary fanboys of Mao, most of them teenagers, who are the main driving force of the horrors of the Cultural Revolution. They went after intellectuals, suspected anti Mao counter revolutionaries. Think of them as the rioters in the French Revolution during the reign of terror. And at times, they even overpowered proper PLA Soldiers, even Xi Jinping and his family was terrorised by the Red Guards for unfounded suspicions of being "Anti Maoist". Gangs of Red Guards even went after each other at times. However their story is for another day. The Party and the Estado Novo agreed to dissuade radicals from siezing Portugal, as they want to keep a window to the Western World out of pragmatism. In fact even releasing Propaganda calling the Estada Novo "Little Imperialists not worth our time...yet" The Portuguese Governor even signed a letter of apology under a portrait of Mao. But the Colonialist sucessfully negotiated down a reclaimation from the Red Guards or the Party itself. Even if the Party doesn't have any intentions of reclaiming them anyways. Few years later, the Socialists in Portugal overthrew the Fascists, and went down a massive decolonization process, not willing to suffer humiliation the Estado Novo received from the Indians or the Africans. When they presented their intentions to the Chinese Communist Party however, the Party responded: "Macau was never a colony, China merely rented it to Portugal, and we intend to keep that agreement until expiry date of the treaty." The Portuguese Socialists were left dumbfounded and kept Macau as tenants to China. Years later, in 1999, Portugal transistioned into Democracy, and negotiated a proper deal with President Deng Xiaoping. And Macau was returned amicably. For a colonialist that was the least brutal among the long line of Colonialists China encounter such as the Japanese, Americans and British. The Portuguese rule over Macau as "renters" was a wild ride.
many complications are delaying it, which are not at all the fault of my editor but are also preventing her from focusing on it entirely. it'll happen when it happens
Comment about your PP not really matching your global influence got me thinking. Maybe, trade companies should also give a couple points of PP if they're powerful enough to grant a merchant. Not that we'll see changes like that, this late into eu4's lifespan (probably)
Those events that charge you a bunch of money early game were so traumatizing as a newb..what do you mean spend 10 years of my income to be slightly less fucked? My campaign is over
Sir, China has just offered 3 quadrllion coins for this small underdeveloped port, should we accept the offer? WHAT? ACCEPT? ILL BE LOYAL TO THE CHINESE EMPIRE FOREVER!!!!
We need to stop this run here, it's just getting way too cursed. Iroquois as a tributary of Qing? Palermo as a Qing charter city? Tributary France!? What hath god wrought?
@@Quarbit Wait what! I should have been deving those mines 😟. Well noe that i have unlimited money it doesn't matter anymore, but i will do it next time.
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5k likes and I will do absolutely nothing
Part 1: th-cam.com/video/VMdTmzFoWLE/w-d-xo.html
Part 2: th-cam.com/video/iaiqab6v8GI/w-d-xo.html
say no more
at least honest *cough* Rome-Run *cough*
Request for Part 4 button
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Need a part 4, you gotta finish that mission tree!
@@weswhite6058 that's what I'm talking about 🙌🏼
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I like how upgrading monuments is just
-throw money at it
-sacrifice ten thousand men to the sun god
The bun event is one of the rarest events in the game
lol nice
@@Quarbityeah like mtth of almost 42,000 hours apparently… I’ve only seen it once
Mean time to happen of 500,000 months. You'd need to play 1171 full games of EU4 to statistically guarantee the event firing. The rewards are insane though, a whole 5 admin? Makes playing 1171 games worth it imo
I have around 1,200 hours in the game and have only gotten it once.
@@SleepingCafe Plus you need to be at 100 prestiges for you to be eligible. Truly a wonder
"I can't be bothered to invade these lands. They're so inconsequential." - Peak China roleplay.
Germany actually had a port in China, it was Qingdao.
And the first thing they did with it is, of course, beer
Not only Qingdao, but also Weihai aka Way High as the Americans called it. They also held for a short time Dalian, but it was returned to China after. Additionally, you see much more German influence in Weihai than Qingdao, although Qingdao is the most well known since the beer brand - Qingdao Brewing Co. was started by Germans called the Anglo-German Brewery Co. For what it's worth, the Germans were by far the "nicest" colonizers to China compared to the British, and Japanese. Which is ironic consider what happened in WWII and what they did in Africa. Even the Imperial Qing Chinese Navy at the time received massive amount of help from Germany. Which included, buying German built ships, and receiving modern navy training from German advisors. Had there been no defections during the first sino-japanese war, China would've won the naval engagement considering they had I believe 4 modern class battle ships built by the Germans which outgunned and outclassed the Japanese ships at the time.
As well the French had Guangzhouwan, the Russians had port Arthur, and the eight nation alliance divided Tianjin
@@HEEHEEBOIIAs far as I recall, all the way up until and through WW1, Germany was fairly "nice" to it's African colonies as well. Not sure how they stack up against the UK, but they were certainly leagues above the French, and nobody can really compare with Belgium for the "worst colonial overlords ever" title.
@@darthimperious1594 wiki herero & namaqua genocide
Qaurbit 100% roleplaying the old Chinese Dynasty's here: "I could conquer your land, but it's value is so inconsequential that I just can't be bothered. How about you become a tributary, instead?"
This was magical. Buns for all
2 thoughts, 1. the 100 banners is cheaper to get from cultural conversion than development given Qing's ideas n stuff 2. damn quarbit you might have found the most baller way to do the copium wars achievement my hats off to ya
Quarbit out here re-enacting the Belt and Road
TFW Quar is just doing an IRL China roughly 450 years early
Road and Belt Initiative coming along nicely, I see
3:07 yeah you're right, the goalpost did in fact move from tier 2 to tier 3
LMAO THE BUN EVENT
Quarbit enacting the early modern belt and road initiative
Thanks, Quarbit! This was a fun series!
0:46
Germany had
Qingdao. it's a city, in the province of Shandong.
I think, Its somewhere roughly around the bottom part of the Wenzhou province in Eu4.
This left me aching for a tributary world conquest
For part 4 have the greatest amount of trade power for every node in the game 🗿🗿🗿🗿
I think that florence or one of the italian countries maybe savoy has Leonardo Davinci that’s 90% off or something from a mission
Macau was not taken, but given to Portuguese for services rendered (and silver) in Ming's fight against coastal pirates...
If you don’t want to keep going (which I would love) it would be super cool to see a released save.
I was going to sleep but seeing the notification made me open the computer to play EU4 while watching this video simultaneously
I mean you could do a banners achievement fairly easily by just letting the Age tick up to the next age, as you get more in the next age by a flat 25 or 33% IIRC, plus a potential special age ability for more I think.
When it comes to charter companies diplomatic reputation matters a lot along with trust. So diplomatic ideas are actually better than trade ideas. Every diplo rep is +2 reasons, every point of trust is +1 reason. An alliance is +50. So an alliance, full trust, and 5 diplo rep is +110 reasons.
yeah, but trade ideas were funnier
Also screw allying with your lessers. @@Quarbit
You get more Manchu Banners with each age too. Each age after the Age of Discovery is a cumulative +50%.
Ultimate part 4: play a different nation and get the mandate from china in this save game
4:10 there is a way to duplicate Native ceremonial fire pits for a 100% cost decrease
the effect caps at -90% anyway, so it's more about the advisors at that point (there may be specific advisors that are 90% off, but I don't remember)
@@Quarbit huh, didn't know it capped, but iirc the fire pits work for all advisors so you can have 3 lv5 advisors for around like 6-8 ducats a month
If you want to charter company in normal areas like Malaya or Africa u can release or give the province to a vassal so the -acceptance for provinces nearby vanishes i bought most of malaya that way 😂
I wish the trade system would allow you to switch the way the trade flows. Like if you have 75% trade power you should be allowed to switch how it flows like Cape of good hope going to ivory Coast to the Indonesia
unfortunately that could cause a closed loop which breaks the game
@QuarbitGaming that could be fixed with a supply demand system rather than percentage increase per each node travelled.
Like choosing one node to sell a good, and the demand in that node determines the profits. Selling Spices in india would get you chump change while in Europe it could get you rich
I was thinking the other week I haven’t heard a single thing about chartering companies since I started playing years ago
really? there are few colonial games I play where I don't use it. very useful for getting into india
The German port was "Qingdao" on the eastern coast. Fun fact: The imprisonment of German Imperial Soldiers by the Japanese more or less kickstarted what we now know as Anime.
Which part of China's coast isn't easterly? >.>
@@JorjiCostava- The Southern bit, I'd reckon
Qing: We own the entire world.
Also Qing: I don’t know what Central Europe looks like until I invade the Ottoman Empire
So, anyone feel like starting a “tributaries only” WC speed run?
Extra challenge by not having territory/cores outside your home continent?
Absolutely insane and blessed run
you mean Ka Qing?
11:50 nice
Tho, Portugal was the only European nation that didn't forcibly colonized China. Macao was leased to them through diplomacy unlike the Brutal take over like the English and Germans.
The Ming leased the port city to the Portuguese Jesuits back in 1557.
And was hoping to set up a city as a window to the Western World for trade and tech exchange.
The Qing continued this policy even before the Age of Humiliation.
The agreement even lasted all the way to the Republican and Maoist Era.
In fact, in the 40s, Portugal was one of the few surviving Fascist Regimes in Europe ruled by the Estada Novo Party. Funny nuff, the whole Iberian Subcontinent was the last surviving fascist stronghold which house the Spanish Franco and Estado Novo regime. And they survive by the merit of not joining the Axis in WW2.
The regime presented themselves as a benevolent colonisers unlike the English and the French, and wished to incorporate all their colonies as official Portuguese territories.
However, the natives of those colonies didnt take it kindly. Portuguese African territories immediately rise up in armed rebellion. That somehow the Portuguese army cant suppress.
And to make things worse, the Indians recently granted independence from the British, purchased fleets of Soviet Tanks, and completely sweeped Portuguese occupied Goa in mere days.
All these doesn't fair well for a Fascist regime that keeps a strong man branding.
And China recently turned red, who defeated the same Indians in 1966 in a skirmish recently.
The Fascist Portuguese knew if Mao decided to steamroll them just like the Indians over Macao, their legitimacy will crumble immediately. And there were already riots and demonstrations by reunification agitators that a deeply underpaid, demotivated and corrupt Colonial Government in Macao can barely handle.
So the Fascists humbled themselves, and reached out to the Communist Party of China.
Few days later, the People's Liberation Army surrounded Macao.
However, they only brought infantry. And they weren't facing the Portuguese Army, but to their own border.
Because they were stopping the Red Guards from invading Macao and escalate the situation in Macao.
If you watch Command and Conquer Generals memes, Westerners often confused a Red Guard for a proper PLA trooper. But they are not, they are independent paramilitary fanboys of Mao, most of them teenagers, who are the main driving force of the horrors of the Cultural Revolution. They went after intellectuals, suspected anti Mao counter revolutionaries.
Think of them as the rioters in the French Revolution during the reign of terror. And at times, they even overpowered proper PLA Soldiers, even Xi Jinping and his family was terrorised by the Red Guards for unfounded suspicions of being "Anti Maoist". Gangs of Red Guards even went after each other at times.
However their story is for another day.
The Party and the Estado Novo agreed to dissuade radicals from siezing Portugal, as they want to keep a window to the Western World out of pragmatism.
In fact even releasing Propaganda calling the Estada Novo "Little Imperialists not worth our time...yet" The Portuguese Governor even signed a letter of apology under a portrait of Mao. But the Colonialist sucessfully negotiated down a reclaimation from the Red Guards or the Party itself. Even if the Party doesn't have any intentions of reclaiming them anyways.
Few years later, the Socialists in Portugal overthrew the Fascists, and went down a massive decolonization process, not willing to suffer humiliation the Estado Novo received from the Indians or the Africans. When they presented their intentions to the Chinese Communist Party however, the Party responded:
"Macau was never a colony, China merely rented it to Portugal, and we intend to keep that agreement until expiry date of the treaty."
The Portuguese Socialists were left dumbfounded and kept Macau as tenants to China.
Years later, in 1999, Portugal transistioned into Democracy, and negotiated a proper deal with President Deng Xiaoping. And Macau was returned amicably.
For a colonialist that was the least brutal among the long line of Colonialists China encounter such as the Japanese, Americans and British. The Portuguese rule over Macau as "renters" was a wild ride.
Kilwa's inflation must be bonkers.
Like Frank Underwood would say, there is a difference between money and power. Not really the case here but that's the logic 😅.
that was, the most, THe most, yes, beautiful,
16:32 what are the Kebabs doing in Mexico 😂😂
How about turn them into vassals next playthrough?
Belgium even had a chinese colony
Tribututary WC! Part 4 please
The tax advisor is cheap because he is stealing your taxes
I have a dumb idea.
Continue this save, but tag switch to Russia and try to defeat the monster you've created.
When the new update cames out will you finally play eu4 again, Quarbit?
maybe
A man who never eats pork buns is never a whole man!
germany france uk portugal russia and japan had a trade port in japan if not mistaken
Edit : also everyone talks about part 4 ? Nah bro i want part 5
early china's string of pearls policy
RP’ing moden day China 😂
Bro rping the prc and greece
hey quarbit i remember a while back u said that if u hit 50k subs u will speedform the roman empire is that still happening? love your videos
yes
thank you@@Quarbit
broski i just tried HUMANKIND and i think EU5 should learn a lot from it cant wait tho for Millenia
Where Rome?
many complications are delaying it, which are not at all the fault of my editor but are also preventing her from focusing on it entirely. it'll happen when it happens
Thats a beautiful Qing. Richer than god
I am once again asking for another part
I dont ask chapter for insted chapter 5 and that need to fullfil this precondition
That’s basically the US in real life
Comment about your PP not really matching your global influence got me thinking. Maybe, trade companies should also give a couple points of PP if they're powerful enough to grant a merchant. Not that we'll see changes like that, this late into eu4's lifespan (probably)
Reliably the worst part of blobbing hard enough is that you struggle to find ways to max out projection when you have no rivals.
@@DethmourneSilvermane GP#1 and hegemony
Love the run
Those events that charge you a bunch of money early game were so traumatizing as a newb..what do you mean spend 10 years of my income to be slightly less fucked? My campaign is over
love this chanel gj sir
The Germans got Qingdao - it's why the city has a brewery.
Based and Quarbitpilled
part 7 when
No part 4 means time for Australian run???
china's belt and road, 2100:
When part 4 ?
Ah yes, the irl China strategy.
Sir, China has just offered 3 quadrllion coins for this small underdeveloped port, should we accept the offer?
WHAT? ACCEPT? ILL BE LOYAL TO THE CHINESE EMPIRE FOREVER!!!!
I know you told us not to ask for a Part 4, but since you said so, THE PEOPLE DEMAND A PART 4.
china gameplay ahead of its time
We need to stop this run here, it's just getting way too cursed. Iroquois as a tributary of Qing? Palermo as a Qing charter city? Tributary France!? What hath god wrought?
when i look at my colonies income it says 0 income from gold. what could be the reason?
their gold's all going to you
@@Quarbit Wait what! I should have been deving those mines 😟. Well noe that i have unlimited money it doesn't matter anymore, but i will do it next time.
Ottomans in Mexico, what?
Where was the music from?
a copyright-free jazz track I found like 3 years ago I've been using since
The European borders look strangely 1444-ish
Part 4 just because you don't want want too. Suffering is a part of being a TH-camr right??😂
why no part four? :c
bro I've already won
@@Quarbit No, its because you said "No part four" even through it was only part two :P
play chinook and conquer the pacific? maybe? uwu?
aw hell nah, not the uwu 💀
Come on you flexed on every country in the globe you could finish the job
PART 4 PART 4 PART 4
Ah yes buying ports and lands truly china by today standards
16:03
Part 4😊
The CCP likes that.
Who doesn't love Chinese Capitalism?
You should had convert their culture….
China will grown larger.
Blocking off Russia’s no fun, as China or Japan you should let them colonize Siberia for you 😅
please play uwu next
Get capitalism'd
gay
bi, actually. but good guess
Everyone in his generation is homosexual
@@Quarbit based reply 😂
Annex tibet
nah