Thank you so much for your kind words! To be fair, plagues were a new thing and for some reason I was really interested in learning about them so I actually dug into the CK3 code files to learn all about plagues haha
Calling this an economy guide is such an understatement, this is phenomenal advice. I just lost on king murchad last night and every mistake I made you mentioned and I was like YUP! I also hope you realize how lucky you got with that wife to start... I reloaded ove 60 times just to see how it would work and never found a highborn with a congential trait and over 18 stewardship all at once. Also, Etain who appears a couple below the wife you picked is ALWAYS available.
Thank you for your kind words! And also, yes I never see good starting wives when I am creating a playthrough video but of course when I'm making a tutorial video... Yea some courtiers are always there / historic in nature. I can't wait for the new DLC so I can play El Cid
Thank you for your kind words and support :) I have a little, but growing list of requests on the community tab if you wanted to see anything specific :)
Very informative vid, I've got like 50 hours clocked in which isn't a lot for CK standards but this is definitely accelerating the learning process. Thank you so much
Hi BreadGod, your video themes and ideas are really correlating with mine, wanted to ask out of curiosity if you used some of mine conceptions (cause mine are sooner)? And do you maybe want to do some collab
Hi godipp, it's my first time hearing of you and I don't speak your language so I would never be able to see your content. One easy example is, for the english language, there is no other plague guide or legitimacy guide video other than the ones I've created. I thought it was a great market opportunity and pursued that. I don't believe in copying video ideas, but there may be just general overlap since anyone can have their version of X tutorial or X playthrough. In general, however, I make my content ideas based on what I want to do / direct requests from the comments of my viewers. I appreciate your offer to do a collab, but at the moment I am just too busy with a big list of unfinished videos, so I'm sorry for now
I'm just getting into CK3 and it is an incredibly amazing, addictive experience!!! That said, there are so many elements to decipher as a beginner!!! @BreadGod Gaming - I really appreciate your calm, clear, almost soothing approach! It's very instructive and nice to watch!
Thank you for your support! Yea sorry I was really busy in the last two months. I will be more free starting next week and hope to make more videos soon!
Excellent and comprehensive. Your hard work in making these videos is much appreciated. I'm not sure if this has been covered in another video, but does anyone know how the prestige/fame awarded from winning battles works? What sorts of battles give which and whether it goes to the commander of the army or the liege? Thanks in advance.
Thank you for your kind words :) --Devotion/Piety is awarded if the enemy army's liege has a evil/hostile faith compared to you. Otherwise only fame/prestige is awarded --In an active war, if you are the war leader, you gain fame/devotion against enemy armies (red color) --In an active war, if you are an ally and not a war leader, you gain only contribution when fighting with your war leader ally. However, if you fought an enemy army by yourself and no one else helped, you gain prestige/piety. So a way to farm some prestige/piety is to be allied to someone who always need help and to fight their enemies by yourself --against hostile armies (orange color), like raiders/raider defenders or other armies that are fighting for the same thing (like you and person A are claiming person B's title at the same time) you gain prestige/piety when destroying these hostile armies --Commanders don't gain anything unless they are the relevant war leader / ruler. If they're your knight/commander only then they don't get anything (slightly related: accolade knights gain exp for kills) --The amount of prestige/fame and piety/devotion gained depends on the amount of enemy troops you have killed. The more you kill, the more resources you get. I can't 100% confirm if you get more from fighting while being outnumbered so I'll have to get back to you on that. The prestige gained can be doubled by the pillage dynasty perk from the Northern Lord DLC. hope this answers your question!
Wait, hold on. Did they patch my favorite fundraising technique? I made absolute bank abducting realm priests (via plot) and then banishing them for their gold. Unfortunately if they're a foreign realm priest, you have to recruit them first and imprison them a second time, but it was usually worth it. Rulers were usually too difficult to abduct, so realm priests were the next best thing, as non-rulers who often had 3-digit sums of gold on hand.
Yea since patch 1.7 they mostly patched it, if you imprison (directly or abdcution) a realm priest, the gold will just transfer to the new one. But, so far, the only work around is if you have a temporal, revocable realm priest you can appoint a new realm priest and imprison/banish the old priest who will retain the gold
There's a lot of random events that can fire that will give people (including you) a random claim to a nearby title(s). If you also have a bad chancellor, this can fire a random event that will give a nearby ruler a claim on your title(s). The fabricate claim task with the ruler's chaplain is really common so it's tough to prevent that completely. Also pressed claims are inherited as unpressed claims by all eligible children and unpressed claims are not inherited. So you have to get rid of a lot of people and their children to remove all possible claimants for your titles. Every once in a while, it's nice to tech an intrigue ruler and get rid of claimants. I can add it to the list. Would it be in the context of preventing enemies from getting it or just in general?
You're by far the best ck3 tutorial youtuber that I watched. I already had 200 hours but your videos made me aware of some caveats and lesser known details that make a huge difference in a long run. Hope for some more gameplay videos as your style of presenting is really nice. Some RP would be nice without too much min maxing
There is so much great information here, but it is a little overwhelming. Have you considered taking this massive video and breathing it down into smaller chunks that are about 5 minutes long or so? It's current format is pretty intimidating for new players.
If it helps, you only need to watch the first 14:30 minutes to get a basic idea on how to build a personal domain. I don't think 5 minutes is feasible but maybe a split into two videos maybe? The script took me 2 weeks to write because I condensed a ton of knowledge and only distilled what I thought was absolutely necessary
@@breadgodgaming I got to admit, it took me a week to watch all of this particular episode. It's a LOT of information and I had to keep going back to watch it again.
@@breadgodgaming I actually prefer this format and I think that the structuring of this video is excellent. One can absolutely watch it in smaller segments because of the great chapter separation and the little review sections at the end of every bigger section.
I thought i had the economics of this game figured out but i still have so to learn! Also, would you make a video/already made a video about the different government types? The special building in Venice is disabled for me and the game keep saying it needs a republican government type, but i have no idea how to do it. The bonuses from that building is just reduction in cost of feasts held there, but its just so frustrating having it the disabled buildings tab for so long
A republican government type needs to be held by a vassal, grant away the city holding and the building will become available! You should only ever hold castle holdings personally, and sometimes temples as well if you have the specific faith requirements, hope this helps :)
exactly as barnabypaterson5104 said! Although you can 'hold' the city titles, you can't gain any taxes from them. Instead, you have to grant it to someone so they can run it for you. Unfortunately, there are a lot of these special buildings that cannot be used by the player, currently. It still benefits you indirectly if you appoint a dynasty member as the ruler since a lot of those buildings give bonus renown which stacks for you.
Great informational video, i would like to know more about fuedal contract as it said it can be modified once per character does it mean if the vassal dies or the liege dies the contract can be modified again?
@@breadgodgaming Does it mess up your analytics when I watch part of your video, going away, and then coming back again to pick it up part way through?
I'm not sure I think it still counts! I'm appreciative of any support anyways so don't feel pressured, I'd rather you just enjoy anything at your leisure! Cheers and thank so much for even asking!
BTW - I'm going to mention your channel in a video that I am working on. I'm creating a CK3 story video and I'm going to mention "the God of Bread" as an in universe deity. I'll also put a link to your channel in my dooblidoo.
i´m a big fan of republic vassals in iberia so i would just like to mention that if combine metropolitan rank 3 dynasty legacy with republican legacy tradition base tax contribution actually becomes 45%. Another thing that is rarely mentioned is that with lay clergy republican rulers become capable of directly holding all types of holdings (only vassal type that can do this) meaning you can completely remove the middle man (not sure how the math pans out if you compare it with theocratic vassals)
Great tips! Iberia republics definitely make one rich! Lay clergy makes vassals behave the same as your default government type. So that's why my recommendation was unless you're trying to min-max vassal taxes or use lay clergy for specific reasons, theocratic will provide you 50%/100% levies for the easy to fulfill condition of 50 realm priest opinion versus feudal/clan vassals you need to specifically get perks/traditions for more taxes.
A little bit advice. Your steward development growth task, its existing development penalty are based on steward culture. Let say you play with culture that doesnt have public work, it will be best if you have steward with one culture that have public works In late game when you have a more advance culture, make sure your steward with correct culture.
i nearly always build blacksmith in every of my domain. with 6 slots they gives not only quite good income boost, but mostly they increase knight efficiency. its double profit.
I really enjoy your videos! It would be great if you uploaded more gameplay videos. Even uncut is perfectly fine! Hope to see more stuff from you. Keep up the good work!
What an excellent tutorial. Exactly the kind of content I need to progress beyond the basic understanding of the game and systems. Lots of levers to pull and this helps explain which levers do what and why.
