What if EU4 Started 1 Day EARLY ?

I heard your argument about totally different from feudalism, but I am not convinced.

Even when you own a house in France you have to pay taxes for owning it aka keep paying for rent but to the state 😁

Yeah just so glad capitalism did away with that feudalism stuff right

You did not show gameplay! HUH?????

in battle of varna it was 60k of ottoman troops and 80k of crusader troops in total please do not made ottomans look like they take easy clap

Bro is the yap master

If Polish king didn't die in varna, Poland would win and become much more powerful then any country

w history lesson

Honestly Skandenberg should be a 7 7 7. If bro went to Greece instead of Albania, we would probably still have a Roman Empire

Im happy to see more of this type of content Ludi :) diversify and evolve!

Tbh when I see Vic3 and so on I dont want EU5. It will be bad. Just continue throwing dlc on us.

Countries still didn't have standing armies, though, so a smaller army (with the ability to hire mercenaries) makes sense.
If not, they'd have to do a levy system like in CK3 but I think this is fine.

i just recently got back into my medieval history phase and its the perfect time for finding you talking about this. cant wait for the varna video

As a Turk, I am proud of the war of Varna. The Crusaders started the war by breaking a truce, and they paid dearly for it.

He didnt faked convertment and loyalty. He thought that he was ottoman and found later out that he got kidnapped as kid bla bla bla he found smth out. one thing led to another and he rebelled against ottomans. (Albanian version from some ppl in my school who told be that bcs im turkish......)

Love this kind of content

Murad II was a great marshall. War with Hungry, Venice, Polland, Timurids, Karamanids while keeping wallachia and serbia in control is for a chad lord even in EU4.

The one thing that Christian Europeans couldnt understand that, Ottomans were literally Europeanized nomad Turkomans. And who embraced Byzantium but Muslim charactheristics.

I really love this type of eu4 content, that mix of history lesson on top makes it so much better anyone else agree?

My friend I have to tell you that conquer of the balkans (include Selanik and Teselya) not the period of Mehmet the second (also known as Conquerer) but Beyazid the first and even Murat the first

Actually what you described is more capitalism than feudalism (where the rich, officially by merit not birth, own all of the property) while under feudalism lords owned the land itself.

Leave it to the AI to amass an army that outnumbers the Ottomans by literal thousands but just stand there doing nothing with it.

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Eu4, history, AND socialist propaganda, right at the beginning? Count me in, you got a sub

Very good Video please more of this format

I'm trying to find the mod you used in the end but I can't

btw tho I love this history video

now instead of monthly rent to people who own your land without them having any right to it you have to pay yearly to a government for no reason other than "oh its mine"

based and checked

Wish you would stop calling the countries of this time "nation". They were not nations. Nationalism only developed 200-300 years later.

Historically the crusaders at Varna were outnumbered by the Ottomans 3:1. It is accurate to say that even if the crusade didn't end at Varna it would have almost certainly ended in defeat regardless. Europe was just not interested enough in saving Constantinople.

pls Ludi, make more content like this

Yo Ludi, purely historical content would be great. You have a very unique and entertaining way of telling stories. I think you would do great next to my favorite channels like HistoryMarche, Fall of Civilizations or Histocrat. I would even hit that sub button (when I do that now my wall is flooded with various eu4 videos, so im not subbing to gamers in general). Greetings from Bohemia.

We need Lovech survival

Skenderbeg(Djuradj) was SERBIAN

real estate in canada is almost feudal haha

Love it! More like this please! :)

Clearly the Crusaders should have taken Mil Tech 4 with a discipline advisor before engaging the Ottomans.
In all seriousness interesting to learn what happened that basically changed history. And it really makes you wonder if one or two things were even a bit different what sort of changes to the outcome would happen. Interesting stuff all around.

the diference between democracy and feudalism

Democracy 20 people who wanted more power vote to murder one man

Feudalism a kid raised to have power makes decitions with advisors who are exsperts

feudalism you give service and taxes in exchange for protection based on duty and honour

Democracy you pay taxes for some politician to vote on how to exsploit u best and may nit even get protection in exchange

Hi Ludi,
Am thinking, as viewership apparently dips a wee bit before the release of a new DLC (I think Zwellik noted this the other day) what would be really useful before the EU4 Domination release would be a "new" top ten mechanics guide. There is going to be a lot of new mechanics, options, and policies/estates in this release and wading through it in the first few runs will be fun but also challenging,
Ciao

some karamanids were expulsed to bulgaria around the rodoppes so they would never be an issue in anatolia again and even today most turks including my family from that area claim descendence from them, at least partially.

Damn Ludi, this was one of your finest content ever. We are all into history in this community obviously, and merging real history content with the game so successfully, you made an awesome video. Thanks, enjoyed a lot. Keep it up!

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