"EU4 Dev Clash #8 - 1444: A Historical Oddity" - Tuesdays 15:00CEST
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I'm not that good at the economic game I must admit
But I should build more manufactories. Been spending too much time blobbing for fun, and not enough effort building something good.
I'm not that good at the economic game I must admit
We all got different playstyles, strength and weaknesses eh. But I still wonder, how will people deal with Britannia? He's rolling out of control with free hands on Asia and will be able to simply crush everyone through his revenue
We all got different playstyles, strength and weaknesses eh. But I still wonder, how will people deal with Britannia? He's rolling out of control with free hands on Asia and will be able to simply crush everyone through his revenue
Considering he and Bratyn are the only ones with a real fleet, Bratyn is the only one that could contest him. But they apparently decided to hug it out instead
Considering he and Bratyn are the only ones with a real fleet, Bratyn is the only one that could contest him. But they apparently decided to hug it out instead
People who watched the stream may have noticed how reluctant I was to call him in, despite his offers. It took years before I did. If the entire East hadn't banded together and turned my (intended to be brief) war, for useless North-African territory and a revival of #VÄLFÄRD, into something beyond any reasonable proportions, I wouldn't have been sent into Britannia's arms. Perhaps, if the other side wishes my help against Britannia, they should think of the geopolitical consequences of banding together against me to defend pointless territory, and realise that such an act might well cause me to seek allies I would otherwise not have wanted. They could well have asked themselves the question of what was more important; a dozen 1/1/1 provinces in North Africa, or a powerful potential ally against Britannia.
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People who watched the stream may have noticed how reluctant I was to call him in, despite his offers. It took years before I did. If the entire East hadn't banded together and turned my (intended to be brief) war for useless North-African territory and a revival of #VÄLFÄRD into something beyond any reasonable proportions, I wouldn't have been sent into Britannia's arms. Perhaps, if the other side wishes my help against Britannia, they should think of the geopolitical consequences of banding together against me to defend pointless territory, and realise that such an act might well cause me to seek more allies I would otherwise not have wanted. They could well have asked themselves the question of what was more important; a dozen 1/1/1 provinces in North Africa, or a powerful potential ally against Britannia.
The insignificance of your brief claim for greatness will be proven by history!
Sadly the next episode will have to wait to Tuesday the 29th of August due to our Streaming schedule being filled for Gamescom next week.
so who will be come the H.R.E
great tragula or canapes. or wil de raaf vliegt become it.
great tragula or canapes. or wil de raaf vliegt become it.
well its almost gone from history .but when the roman empire fell. the priest said rome will rize again in central europe greater more powerfull.
many think he was a mad man.
I just have to say, as much as I love Jake's soothing voice and calm style of commentating, Lewis and Dean got nothing on them
They bounce off each other so incredibly well, if this was a US show I'd want to call them out for scripting it.
Their enthusiasm really draws me into the stream and the way they interact with players as if they were there is lovely.
They're really the perfect match for the job. Natural talents, both of them
They bounce off each other so incredibly well, if this was a US show I'd want to call them out for scripting it.
Their enthusiasm really draws me into the stream and the way they interact with players as if they were there is lovely.
They're really the perfect match for the job. Natural talents, both of them
People who watched the stream may have noticed how reluctant I was to call him in, despite his offers. It took years before I did. If the entire East hadn't banded together and turned my (intended to be brief) war, for useless North-African territory and a revival of #VÄLFÄRD, into something beyond any reasonable proportions, I wouldn't have been sent into Britannia's arms. Perhaps, if the other side wishes my help against Britannia, they should think of the geopolitical consequences of banding together against me to defend pointless territory, and realise that such an act might well cause me to seek allies I would otherwise not have wanted. They could well have asked themselves the question of what was more important; a dozen 1/1/1 provinces in North Africa, or a powerful potential ally against Britannia.
I wonder if anyone could actually believe that propaganda?
Seems more like...
Bratyn: "Hey, I'm a lot bigger than you and I know these provinces might mean more to you than they do to me, but I want them. So give me."
Alexivan: "I'm a poor country, you're a huge country, I need these lands more than you do and who is to say you'd stop there? Somebody, HELP!"
Eastern powers: "Bratyn is pretty big, and we should probably try to keep him from growing out of control like Da9L is... we need to do something to help stabilize the region!"
Da9L: "Want me to help/not help? Give me a reason. Anybody. Feed me!"
Bratyn: "Well, if I can't bully the others by myself and my puppet Dnote, might as well find someone bigger and better to convince them to submit... I'll just blame it on them and the Da9L problem will sort itself out eventually"
I'm hardly a puppet, my fate may be tied to Bratyn, but he uses Meneth far more than me.
You were the chosen one! It was said that you would destroy the Barrels, not join them! Bring balance to the dev clash ... not leave it in darkness!
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