EU4 1.36: Byzantium World Conquest Part 2 (1543 - 1663) 

Thanks, much appreciated! :) Glad I've found my calling -- making WC watchable haha.

Who needs sleep when there are epic EU4 campaigns to follow, right? Glad to keep you entertained :)

Thank you -- much appreciated!

Yep, that was a nice history mashup. Didn't expect to get them so easily, to be honest!

Thank you :)

Awesome, thanks for the feedback! It helps a lot.

Thumbs up for the thumbs up! Hope you enjoy the video :)

@@StrategySphere Just finished! Great work as always man, keep it up!

Thanks :) should be able to share soon!

Thank you - glad you're finding it helpful!

Haha many thanks :)

Thanks! It's the "theatrum orbis terrarum", just for those who may not know.

@@StrategySphere Thanks

Thanks, I appreciate the feedback. Can’t seem to get it right!

@@StrategySphere don’t worry too much the editing is quite good though.

Haha thanks, it wasn't an easy one, that's for sure.

Thank you :) Much appreciated!

@@AkihabaraWasteland TheStudent is one of my favorite creators, for sure. Along with the Playmaker.

Thank you 🙏 And I love The Student, I probably watched all of his videos.

Thanks, hope you enjoyed it :) Part 3 soon!

Awesome, thanks for subbing! Glad you're liking the content.

Thanks, appreciate your support!

Thanks, looks like we're on track for the 500 likes - so I'm starting the production! :)

Thank you, this means a lot!

Hi! Probably yes, the issue is I don’t know that method. If it’s what The Playmaker showed in one of his crazy plays, it’s probably a bit too cheesy for me 😂

@@StrategySphere lambdaxx has a video on it I think but I agree that it is a bit cheesy. Can max out absolutism in one day tho haha.

Yeah, not my most proud gaming moment -- also I made a big out of it... lol.

I’ve never done this, probably that’s why Holland kept getting disloyal :)

A fair exchange! 👍

That’s OP indeed. I clearly under-utilized them in this run.

Hi! As I recall, I was targeting a few specific provinces at some point, but then switched to autonomous for the rest of the game.

Haha it's a battle scar :) He got hit but a piece of the French shrapnel!

@@StrategySphere baguettes hit hard man

Ah, too true!

Hi, and thanks for watching that Russia video! I actually tried a Novgorod game last week (for the first time) and I was very positively surprised with how rich & powerful I became fast. I'll see if I can post it soon-ish, as I have a few videos in production. Apart from a more difficult start, the main difference will be as you said -- the inability to impose Personal Unions on other European nations. I don't think there's a hit on absolutism, as the Novgorod government offers a lot of it - Grand Veche and then the Great Russian Federation. But a WC should still be very much possible. I probably would still go Revolutionary, as it opens some nice extra missions for Russia.

@@StrategySphere hey thankyou for being so positive an responsive on all the comments i watched most of your videos multiple times as it is full of tips and tricks. I started a novgorod campaign but kazan stole a crucial province of perm so i didnt get claims and got frustrated to continue ;) i will try again soon as i got tired of monarchies. But thank you for the positive vibe you bring to the eu 4 community!!!

@@timtrio9862 thanks a ton, and good luck! :) I’ve just played with Novgorod a bit more, it’s not as “easy” as the royal Russia but lots of fun.

Hi! The most fun for me was The Three Mountains. As for the most difficult one, I’m not even sure. I heard “eat your greens” was tough but never tried it. How about you?

@@StrategySphere, Any achievement that involves time limit I would consider difficult. True Heir of Timur is insane for that. Holy Horde was the most fun out of my recent campaigns.

This makes a lot of sense, thank you. Will note for my next videos!

Hi! Sure, here’s the exact mod I’m using. I installed it many patches ago, though: steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/?id=1867433999

@@StrategySphere thank you. ill try it.