Phillip Augustus really did some trolling… Richard was boozing around in the Levant and Phillips bailed to attack his holdings in France. Really smart but common they could’ve done a lot more in the Middle East.
Philippe actually left most of his army in the levant, Richard was really the one who was infuriated, the Pope didn't mind that Philippe left so long as his men remained.
Richard was very close to The king of France when he declared war against his father Henry II, they 'shared a bed' which a lot of people take to mean as they were gay when it was potentially more a trust thing cos people regularly slept by other people then blah blah etc.
I think you just need to look at their relationship in the third crusade and after to see if they were lovers or not. I feel like they were enemies for a long time
out of curiosity, which mod changes the country names to fit with each language? i'd love to get it because god it does annoy me when brittany tends to use french names no matter what, regardless of ruler culture or game language choice
That could be it, but I think that the Byzantine’s occupied those provinces as I allied them before the war. I’ve gotten a few comments saying it’s bugged as well, so I honestly don’t know
Latin text by Roger de Hoveden who accompanied both has been translated both as: Richard, [then] duke of Aquitaine, the son of the king of England, remained with Philip, the King of France, who so honored him for so long that they ate every day at the same table and from the same dish, and at night their beds did not separate them. And the king of France loved him as his own soul; and they loved each other so much that the king of England was absolutely astonished and the passionate love between them and marveled at it. or After the peace was thus made. Richard, earl of Poitou, remained with the King of France, though much against the will of his father and the King of France held him in such high esteem that every day they ate at the same table and from the same dish, and at night had not separate chambers. In consequence of this strong attachment which seemed to have arisen between them, the King of England was struck with great astonishment, and wondered what it could mean. so there was definitely some relationship, however much could be debated since we don't know the author's intent from 800 years ago.
He was most likely gay. By all accounts his actions involving men went far beyond the standard expectations of affection and his behavior mirrors that of many gay men
edit: watched a bit further now so it's a moot point lmao only just started, but yeah queer erasure moment. it's not certain what was going on between the two, but it was,,, not politically a good idea to eat from the same plate, especially (also you kind of have to sit in each other's laps to do that). there has been a debate going on for 800 years over whether or not it's gay for the king of england and the king of france to cuddle while on a crusade. truly, we live in a society.
The mod which changes the start date also changes the look of the world, and it's called "1184: The Kingdom of Heaven". The mod I used to change the names of the realms is called "Immersive Toponyms"!
The assassins weren't really a "country" more like an order that was independent, kinda like the knights in eu4
and they are the inspiration for assassin's creed
But they still have strongholds that you can snuff out.
Phillip Augustus really did some trolling… Richard was boozing around in the Levant and Phillips bailed to attack his holdings in France. Really smart but common they could’ve done a lot more in the Middle East.
it was not in Philippe's interest, he was a pragmatic ruler
Philippe actually left most of his army in the levant, Richard was really the one who was infuriated, the Pope didn't mind that Philippe left so long as his men remained.
Richard was very close to The king of France when he declared war against his father Henry II, they 'shared a bed' which a lot of people take to mean as they were gay when it was potentially more a trust thing cos people regularly slept by other people then blah blah etc.
I think you just need to look at their relationship in the third crusade and after to see if they were lovers or not. I feel like they were enemies for a long time
Sleepover with the homies
what happened in 16:00 is a well known bug, you just need to restart the game and it should fix itself
Bro in the future😮
lol I saw this in my feed and then I saw it from a year ago surprised Pikachu
16:00 I think there was perhabs some small Fortress in Bar that you didnt occupy
And just found your Channel very nice Video
Under-rated as hell bro, got my sub. :D
I think there was a tiny county owned by the hre up in Wales that was appart of the war target and that you hence needed to control
Awesome play through. You should play as England when the new update goes through which is set during this era
>doesnt use the seize all dejure land casus belli
out of curiosity, which mod changes the country names to fit with each language? i'd love to get it because god it does annoy me when brittany tends to use french names no matter what, regardless of ruler culture or game language choice
The mod's called "Immersive Toponyms"! I'm pretty sure it isn't ironman compatible though, so watch out for that
The war goal bug happens to me aswell, super annoying
I think the stuff you needed to occupy were those red lines in the dejur lands place
That could be it, but I think that the Byzantine’s occupied those provinces as I allied them before the war. I’ve gotten a few comments saying it’s bugged as well, so I honestly don’t know
Yes! I told you this was a good mod!
It's ck3 if you want Richard the lionheart be lovers to the pope. Then he is
The game started out with them being lovers and even had a event early in the game regarding it
@@ScreamingEagles. the people who make this mod are very left leaning, ive been in the discord, they are quite obviously biased
Latin text by Roger de Hoveden who accompanied both has been translated both as:
Richard, [then] duke of Aquitaine, the son of the king of England, remained with Philip, the King of France, who so honored him for so long that they ate every day at the same table and from the same dish, and at night their beds did not separate them. And the king of France loved him as his own soul; and they loved each other so much that the king of England was absolutely astonished and the passionate love between them and marveled at it.
or
After the peace was thus made. Richard, earl of Poitou, remained with the King of France, though much against the will of his father and the King of France held him in such high esteem that every day they ate at the same table and from the same dish, and at night had not separate chambers. In consequence of this strong attachment which seemed to have arisen between them, the King of England was struck with great astonishment, and wondered what it could mean.
so there was definitely some relationship, however much could be debated since we don't know the author's intent from 800 years ago.
He was most likely gay. By all accounts his actions involving men went far beyond the standard expectations of affection and his behavior mirrors that of many gay men
People who make this mod are mostly gay, non binary trans people so they like to add everyone as gay if they can @@ScreamingEagles.
That wasnt a contery it was a order order of hashashins!
There so needs to a multiple lieges aspect. With consolidate lieges and transfer lieges mechanics.
Hmmm i dont remember france taking all of england during the 100 years war, must have missed that
edit: watched a bit further now so it's a moot point lmao
only just started, but yeah queer erasure moment. it's not certain what was going on between the two, but it was,,, not politically a good idea to eat from the same plate, especially (also you kind of have to sit in each other's laps to do that). there has been a debate going on for 800 years over whether or not it's gay for the king of england and the king of france to cuddle while on a crusade. truly, we live in a society.
some of the territory was occupied by someone else.
I know crusades a terrible in game but sadly that is in many ways historical accurate😂
What are the mods uses in this video ? The AI mongol empire seems to be more intelligent
The only mods I used are the "1184 - The Kingdom of Heaven" and "Immersive Toponyms"!
@@ScreamingEagles. thx for the answer, awesome video keep it up !
what map mode you use?
The mod which changes the start date also changes the look of the world, and it's called "1184: The Kingdom of Heaven". The mod I used to change the names of the realms is called "Immersive Toponyms"!
If the real king achieved it then it’s easier in game 😂😂
Haha game trolling
What mod is this?
The mods I used are the "1184 - The Kingdom of Heaven" and "Immersive Toponyms"!
@@ScreamingEagles. thanks.
The whole gay Richard thing doesn't have a ton of evidence. But I like to think of all British monarchs as gay. 1776 gang gang 😎