Best A.I. Luxembourg Ever! | Hearts of Iron 4 [HOI4] 

January 1st, 1936. Luxembourg: "Stone Age" January 2nd, 1936 Luxembourg: "World Superpower"

I feel like they were stacking people on top of each other to fit that many divisons in Luxembourg.

"I didn't think their technology would be too advanced in 1939" *Uses Road to 56*

You basically created a Western European Wakanda. Well done, paintbrush.

As a Luxembourger, I approve of this AI.

The one Drew Durnil video where Poland forms the Commonwealth _and_ survives to the end. and it had to be the one where Luxembourg evolves into God himself.

A country: joins a united faction with Germany and Russia Drew: “he’s done”

Buff Liberia, Tannu Tuva, Luxembourg, Haiti, Guatemala and so on, but DON'T give them manpower, put each of them in their own faction and make them hate everyone and each other and be hated in return by whole world. Don't hold back!

Buff tannu Tuva next.

Overpowered Thunder Dragon Empire?

3:45 look at the improve relations

To make the United Provinces you have to control Benelux as Belgium,The Netherlands or Luxembourg

classic drew, doesn`t even know exercising causes attrition

Buff Lichtenstein next

You could give complete tech trees to all of the minor countries and none of the majors and see what happens

*Observing as Switzerland* Yeah seems about right

When you buff Tanu Tuva, remember to prevent the Soveits from Annexing them Via there Focus tree!

What if you make the smallest nations in hoi4 (like Bhutan and El Salvador) all OP... but all at once in one video Plus chaos AI so they actually go to war

Do it, with the Åland Islands, they're releaseable if Sweden pick the "Abandon Neutrality" focus and then "Renounce the Åland Convention". I live there and would like to see it :)

Luxembourg really did say "you dare oppose me mortal?!?"

Overpowered independent Hawaii?

*Form the Benelux empire led by waffles-ss*

Drew: guatemalan empire wierd Guatemala:estamos recibiendo nuestra maldita reveneg

I was born in Luxembourg. This is my dream

When all companies in Luxembourg enslave their employees to fight for Capitalism.

"Waking The Tiger"

They didn't lose 8.5 million (9:12), the man power went into the units fielded (Army, Air Force and Navy). Just a bit OP when you have 2.47 million in the Air haha! Love you videos keep it up!

I did the math Luxembourg starts at disarmed nation, which is 1% recruitable population, which means that the 50,000,000 manpower, is coming from a pool of 5 billion. Luxembourg is 2586 square kms, this means that there are 1.933.488 people per square kilometre. Which is just crazy!

Could you release minor parts of countries and make them super OP, Drew? I want an OP Schleswig-Holstein (Germany)!

Overpowered Tanu Tuuva?

9:21 drew makes the best messed up jokes but this is the best one

United provinces is basically the Dutch Republic... no idea why Luxembourg would form that nation

Luxembourg *S* *T* *R* *O* *N* *K*

Luxemburg is op without buffs too tbh

The faction should’ve been the Luxembourgish Empire

5:42 Did they really... Das Deutsche Demokratische Republik? Sure is hard to Google, innit

I knew that Luxembourg was the strongest this whole time.

Great video, luxembourger seal of approval

*looks up luxembourghs population*: Hm around 600k...*looks at given menpower*: 60 Million...Me: seems legit XD

I like how Poland is just chilling there at the end surrounded by Luxembourg.

Germany annexes everything, except of Luxembourg and give all those buffs again.

Now do the Swiss on steroids

9:12 drew you know that atleast 6 million people are in the army right. they didn't die.... classic drew the cracklord.

I literally got an ad on this video called the Luxembourg times...

Overpowered independent Hong Kong?

Top Ten Strongest Anime Characters.

I live in Luxembourg and although I am from and support GB I like seeing Luxembourg world domination

Kinda funny to mention the "four technology slots" like 15 seconds after saying you unlocked all their research. :B

The thumbnail is a severe understatement.

Poland:survives Literally everyone: I M P O S S I B L E

Eu vivi para ver o Luxemburgo op obrigado cara

Do more videos like this, it was fun

9:28 treaty of SKOPJE XDDDDD

6:56 R.I.P. Utrecht 😔

2:48 Ahh, the great cubic bycicle division in that port

Yes please do more . Grate video

"Guatemalan corporate state" 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All hail our new Nuclear Overlords Luxembourg, and their clone army!

Please do this again. This was so entertaining. I wish Luxemburg was this powerful.

@Drew Durnil - Make every small nation (as OP as you want) in Millenium Dawn (Vatican, San Marino, Lichtenstein, Monaco, Andorra, Cyprus, Northern Cyprus, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, All small carribean/pacific Island Nations, Malta and Others)

Overpowered Andorra?

You didnt know my birthday was today... Whatever, this is a nice gift..

5:55 I knew the tower of Babel wasnt a myth!

I don't know if done what I'm about to suggest before because I'm new to the channel. The suggestion is have every formable faction made and every faction have only start with one member in it.

Could you please do a lets play on the new civs of thr Rise and Fall DLC!!! Thank you:)

Can we just talk about how Luxembourg was in a war with Haiti?

9:12 Drew when you are deploying army, airforce or navy, manpower decreases.

“As well as 4 technology slots” Drew durnil, after giving Lux all tech researched

Buff *Thunder Dragon Empire*

4:59 why is the democratic party in Finland called "Kok"?

that was very nice video

Id like to think that stack of divisions is like a reminder to 10 vs 10 default CSGO matches

what if Luxembourg won Ww1😅 I am from Luxembourg, you should come visit me

Luxembourg can into GERMANY

Research all. Four research slots... incredibly useful drew

This video was amazing do you think you could do a New Zealand one?

It is “Die Deutsche democratische Republik” nicht Das

I live in Luxembourg ;)

I'm almost addicted to playing as micros! Luxembourg, Malta, Liberia, Tuva, Bhutan! I don't 'hack', but I enjoy it better then the majors. Most don't matter, but like hell does Luxembourg! A well played Lux is a bulwark against it's aggressive neighbors, a foot hold for distant factions, and a thorn in the side of any nation who seeks to crush them!

The Finland thing is in the base game, when Finland becomes comunist they get an event if they want to be a part of the USSR.

How about a very op Belgium for daddy isp

You should of also gone: add_latest_equipment 100000000

4:10 Poland: Just give me a break man

Do Superpowerd Liberia! I don't think they have ever done anything in any AI-video ever, so it would be cool to see them do something for a change!

Drew use the Equestria At War mod

wtf how many division Luxemburg has... jesus christ.I only had 1200 divisions after 8 hours playing the German Empire and ruleing the World.

Imagine luxemburg conquering everyone exept switzerland and when declaring to switzeland surrenering like france when they lost their capital exept from the swiss this time

2:47 do someone noticed that Netherlands bicycle division is box

I suggest to buff Drew Durnil, the weakest AI in Hoi4 :)

Early

You should buff Switzerland same as you did to Luxembourg as they are practically your spirit animal and have more provinces than Luxembourg.

Super OP Switzerland could be fun. See if the power makes them actually do anything.

Go for a massonic Liberia's world conquest in kaiserreich mod. Or the same with the Shangai's triad (kaiserreich to).

As a Swiss citizen I beg to do an hyper buffed and aggressive Switzerland!!!

MORE OF THESE PLEASE!!!!

Buff multiple tiny nations and make them in different factions/have different ideologies for balancing reasons.

It's quite funny that soldiers are standing on each other shoulders to fit.

Luxembourg probably was not interested in taking more land, just the same as in the peace deal with the allies probably.

It’s too bad that Luxembourglover wasn’t a patron at this time.......

"If they lose that one single state they are done" But how they are gonna lose it?