HALF OF EUROPE by 1460s As Castile NO EXPLOITS

0.05 autonomy isn't so bad, it's countered by...not being at war. Hard. I know. But as far as modifiers go, that one is barely a problem. You can run around with 10 corruption, can't you? So a little bit of autonomy is a part of that.

I wish I could talk like the "Ludi I don't understand why your game is different" guy all the time. Dates, job interviews....

Lúdi without a beard IS blurses

Ludi, I tried it 1,000,050 times!

personal heaven

I had England, France, Austria, Naples, Aragon, Portugal, Burgundy in my game

Castile is really interesting with the new updates, but I'm kinda torn because it's always kinda been the 'beginner nation' and I feel like these changes just make it unnecessarily hard for people just starting to play the game

Always found strange english speakers calling her Isabella when Isabel/Isabela are two spanish versions of the same name and since they translated every other king/queen to english they should call her Elisabeth which is the translation for Isabel.

I've just had the worst rng with Aragon succumbing to a revolution and becoming a republic, so no PU for me :). I guess the military way will have to be an option.

Yo
Noice hair cut
Noice bear cut also😊

How do you get the pu cb on portugal

Not thats its a fashion contest or anything, but your face looks a lot better when you shave

You could do an episode for each age

I wanna see a Spain Vici 3 Hegemony run... i suck and cant get over 6%

question, why not rival and humiliate Portugal at the beginning, england used to always backstab them if you declare during their war with france( I havent played in 3 years so it might not work anymore)

Supressing the urge to now shit comment every video to give you a brain aneurysm 🤣

Yea boiiiiii

Its been long since i watched your Videos but damn you must habe dropped quite alot of weight!

Ludi I played this strat 150 times and its suboptimal.

8.3k in 3 days what happens now?

Am I the only one who lets aragon have navarra? Not worth dealing with for a OPM that you'll get later on anyway.

So right on the infantes. It can be over real quick or ruin you. I let Aragon have Navarra, so when I get the Aragon PU, Aragon has claims on Provence from an early mission, which I can push, and use Navarra to expand into Gascony and Bordeaux. But I like using my subjects' claims and missions.

Ludi, never forget, coastal raid is locked to 3 sea zones, so if you want to push away raiders from your "rich" coastline like tunis, simply takes the provinces strategical, to push the 3 sea zones away.

bag pula

we need more series from ludi

I really need the next part xD

In my campaign i started a week ago, portugal is under pu with aragon, then i got the iberian wedding, but impossible to get burgundy. I got austria via mission and i get hungary and bosnia via the Habsburg

Dealing with the infantes - have 2 major armies with 17-18k troops, one stationed in the northern part the other one in the southern (i also recommend deleting the fort in Burgos, sometimes they spawn there, and it's a pain in the ass to retake the fort - until many bad event would pop)

When you get the event, quick save, check where the troops are gonna spawn - ALT+F4 - start your save, wait with the event - send your troops where the 2 rebel armies will spawn. You arrived - click the button so they spawn - kill them, retake the province, and boost your stab to 0. You've done with the event within 1-2 months, and lucikly you didn't even got bad events.

Good haircut dude

Ludi, you can press shift and select areas to give your vassals or allies. Thats easier then your way❤

What about Portugal exploration ideas? ;)

I dunno if this is worth noting, but I had some success forcing the Castilian Civil War disaster to fire after the Infantes disaster to guarantee the Isabella event which gave a bit more control over forcing the iberian wedding.

I tried this strategy 50 times.

How do you avoid, that your pu‘s and vassels stop colonzing after you got them

Running Castile I like to "help" Austria complete a few missions - especially the one where they get the PU on Bavaria, which also means helping Bavaria form. Then I get the PU CB on Austria to get them and Bavaria, hopefully Bohemia and Hungary if they got them as well. Kind of a bit of 3D chess... But oh so fun.

Hey ludi, sorry for asking this in a eu4 video, but can you do any day a german empire guide for hoi4? I am struggling in playing with them, and needed a video that is a proper guide for them(sorry for the bad english)

I didn’t subscribe and a bunch of gopniks played hardbass outside my neighborhood late nights. Luckily I was able to end the disturbance by subscribing

Ludi is way better at the game than me. But I'm better at playing Castile, lol. His Castile strats are not the best. Depends what you're trying to do, I guess.

Castile was the first nation I played after getting the game and I come back to it every patch or so, because it's so much fun to play.
What're your thoughts on taking over half of Portugal at the start, so that they're still big enough to go colonial, but you have more trade / tax income before the PU?
Thanks for making the videos!

Every ludi's castille video at the beggining: "i want a chill video, focused on colonies..." by the end of the video "let's restored the roman empire, bring war and destruccion everywhere"

This is how it goes Aragon -> Aragoon -> Aragone

Watching you messed up with the tunis truce and austria alliance with naples broke my heart

I gave ya an like but i want the little hobo beard back. No shaving for you