EU4 but the HRE is UNITED in 1444 

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Once again we have Eastern Rome and Western Rome, perfectly balanced as all things should be

2:42 seeing the HRE get organized really motivated the Byzantines.

Holy Roman Empire: I am Rome Reborn. Byzantium: Oh hell naw Alexei give me the Greek Fire

8:46 "an Egyptian Egypt" [points at Australia] xP

I think the culture converstions in europe were done by the HRE and not the other nations I can see that the polish culture is an accpected culture in the HRE so instead of converting the province to their main germanic group, the HRE decided to culture convert by using the the accpected culture in the adjection province which gives an extra 25% culture conversion cost reduction. Same for the lombard, francien and hungarian. Also the French had no reason to culture convert provinces with the same culture group since it's accpected culture anyways, the HRE don't have infinite culture accpectance slots so they culture convert using the accpected culture.

This game was so COOL! Seeing Byzantium go off was super awesome!

5:02 Can't believe the Germans conquered the Goths

Switching HRE and China could be fun. United HRE like this video, but with celestial empire governament and East Asain tech group so they can have mercenarries and instead China is the HRE with all releasable tags and game-start tributaries as princes and ming as the emperor

Chewy every video: As always we have a big, strong Bengal Bahmanis, literally next to them, who is usually twice as strong: Am I joke to you?

Byzantium had a point to prove with the HRE existing

You gotta love a strong and healthy Byzantium boy

14:52 As a Wisconsinite I can say that we do want the Upper Peninsula, but Michigan got it as a consolation prize from the federal government because they lost to Ohio in the Toledo War

8:46, well now that's a funny way of pronouncing the land down under

That isn't Byzantium, it's Based-zantium!

11:58 That's actually historical - When the Manchus conquered China, Ming loyalists conquered Formosa (as Taiwan was called in the time) from the Dutch and kept resistance for several years.

This was a great video! Nice to see not one but TWO Roman Empires. Makes my Roman heart weep with joy. Still gotta raise an eyebrow on that Danish culture business... what happened there?

Day 15 of asking for everybody is a Ming tributary

That Purple blob made me shed manly tears of joy.

East Frisia in 1444: "Nah."

I absolutely love that you give the gov capacity modifier to the nation in question. I've watched a ton of these simulation campaigns where the AI simply can't handle the capacity and the nation just doesn't do much as a result. I'm at the very beginning of the video and I'd be shocked if the HRE doesn't absolutely dominate. I'll edit when I reach the end.

Love how you have baroque classical music in the background. Pachelbel slaps

What a fun game! Byzantium and Hindustan really popping off!

THIS EMPIRE IS NEITHER HOLY NOR ROMAN!!!!!!!!

As a Michigany (Michigander sounds stupid), we are proud to own the UP, as it holds some of the best forrests that the cheeze curds of wisconson can't have. It's spite, really. Also it gives us more control over the Great Lakes, and that's also important I guess. No. It's just spite. We can't have the Wisconese have it, can we? No.

Funny to see Ming survive for so long, but i believe it was becouse their disaster is tied to the age of reformation, whitch took a while

10:55 he’s back at it again

I missed drew-like eu4 observer mode vids, thank u for making these

12:49 Revolutionary Mafia 🤩 🇮🇹

My mom is a yooper from the UP and I visit there from time to time because she still owns my deceased grandma's house up there. Yoopers basically do their own thing in the UP and they make a point of doing everything the opposite of what the state government of Michigan wants. Its sort of a joke for Yoopers to stick it to the state government in Lansing. The UP would probably prefer to be its own state but it can't for the obvious problems of low population and low economic status. If anyone ever gets to go I would highly recommend my mom's old hometown of Lake Linden. Its very isolated and very Americana with old turn of the century buildings. A very small town with lots of local shops and a LOT of local history as it used to be a major copper mining town. You can actually still see the ruins of massive copper mines, mining equipment, and factories scattered all over the place slowly being reclaimed by nature. Its pretty cool because Lake Linden is a modern town with what is left of the old late 19th/early 20th century either being repurposed, preserved, or left to be slowly engulfed with nature. They have a massive parade every 4th of July to celebrate Independence Day with the local fire department, sheriff, and veterans all participating in it and fireworks in the evening but I would highly recommend going in the autumn times around October because that's when all the leaves change color so you get a mosaic of yellows, browns, reds, and greens all over the area because its mostly all still forest. There is also little noise and light pollution so clear starry nights most nights and almost all the pollution from the mining town area has been cleaned up or fixed naturally by nature so the air up there is super fresh

14:54 The Toledo War (1835-36), also known as the Michigan-Ohio War or the Ohio-Michigan War, was an almost bloodless boundary dispute between the U.S. state of Ohio and the adjoining territory of Michigan over what is now known as the Toledo Strip. Control of the mouth of the Maumee River and the inland shipping opportunities it represented, and the good farmland to the west were seen by both parties as valuable economic assets. Poor geographical understanding of the Great Lakes helped produce conflicting state and federal legislation between 1787 and 1805, and varying interpretations of the laws led the governments of Ohio and Michigan to both claim jurisdiction over a 468-square-mile (1,210 km2) region along their border. The situation came to a head when Michigan petitioned for statehood in 1835 and sought to include the disputed territory within its boundaries. Both sides passed legislation attempting to force the other side's capitulation, and Ohio's Governor Robert Lucas and Michigan's 24-year-old "Boy Governor" Stevens T. Mason helped institute criminal penalties for residents submitting to the other's authority. Both states deployed militias on opposite sides of the Maumee River near Toledo, but besides mutual taunting, there was little interaction between the two forces. The single military confrontation of the "war" ended with a report of shots being fired into the air, incurring no casualties. The only blood spilled was the non-fatal stabbing of a law enforcement officer. During the summer of 1836, the United States Congress proposed a compromise whereby Michigan gave up its claim to the strip in exchange for its statehood and the remaining three-quarters of the Upper Peninsula. The northern region's mineral wealth later became an economic asset to Michigan, but at the time the compromise was considered a poor deal for the new state, and voters in a statehood convention in September soundly rejected it. But in December, facing a dire financial crisis and pressure from Congress and President Andrew Jackson, the Michigan government called another convention (called the "Frostbitten Convention"), which accepted the compromise, resolving the Toledo War.

Why was cilli independent at the start. They are also a part of the HRE after all

8:47 Ah yes, The famous Egyptian Egypt

Maybe All monuments lvl 3 and see how well the nations who own them do?

13:15 Oh jeez, that's mad - Spain didn't get the free Portuguese colonies but that means between them the Iberians would've had as much dev as the HRE. Colonising can be mad strong.

Timelapse idea: every province gains 1 dev randomly once a year so by the end of the timeline theyre all gonna have almost 400 dev

Might be a long shot but I'd love to see an EU4 but the HRE is all of India/South Asia, curious to see how that dynamic works other regions

Michigan doesn't want to give up the UP. It's rich in timber, access to fresh water, mineral resources, it's ours baby.

Finally, a gme where Bengal isn't big

The culture conversion was done by the hre. The ai will convert to neighboring accepted cultures. I once saw the ottomans convert half of persia to khaleeji and russia converted the other half to uzbek

Amazing video. I don't think I have ever seen Hindustan before.

Michigander here. Like someone said, the US gov handed the UP over as a result of the 'Toledo War' between Michigan and Ohio, which was really just a really riled up dispute where a couple over zealous Michiganders injured themselves in. Ohio got to keep Toledo, an established city with great connections, and Michigan got the UP, which was basically a frontier that was very unexplored. The UP used to be part of Wisconsin Territory, so they lost the most in the dispute despite never even being a part of it. In the long run, Michigan probably got the better deal due to the nice amounts of iron and copper later found in the UP, as well as a ton of lumber and later tourism. Toledo just hasn't been doing so well for quite some time, but that's the case with many major midwest cities really. I do know there is a small independence idea in the UP to become the state of Superior, named after the lake, but I don't know how prominent that really is and honestly it's not that good of an idea given how tiny of a population they are.

Nice music choice

I was doing a new world playthrough and I tried taking tribal land in a peace deal and ended up ceding my capital to myself and somehow losing the game? New world is still broken

I KNOW ABOUT THE UP SITUATION! I’m up here for college and have already discovered how much it effects the environment even if it seems rather minor! It’s kind of strange to think about how it’s a ‘limbo’ of who even wants the peninsula as there is basically nobody up here compared to the lower peninsula.

Safavid Persia, our little guy dominated it seems

Uh no, Michigan definitly wants the UP. And Canada can't have it either.

Can you give us a file when you finish editing it so we can play it

Michigan received the UP (upper peninsula) as a "consolation prize" as agreement for letting Ohio keep Toledo (long story about bad map making and political ambitions). Michigan actually really really loves the Upper Peninsula (mostly as a nice vacation destination) and the Upper Peninsula is rich in mineral resources as well.

I really like how the HRE culture converted provinces to Lombard and Hungarian because those are cultures they are king of aside from their German title

Iirc Revolutionary Great Britain used an old flag British republicans used but it's essentially the Hungarian flag so they changed to the WSPU (suffragette) colours because they decided that was less confusing.

Somolia has seemed to get stronger with this DLC because i have seen it in a number of games now as opposed to never

I think it would be cool to turn on random new world with fantasy setting turned up to frequent, especially when videos don’t focus on the new world just to add a bit of flavor every once in a while.

Maybe do a video where you delete all starting great powers

This patch I keep seeing the Ottomans get ganged up on and destroyed. I must say though that this is an amazing and pleasant change.

I like that florida has a potatoe in his mouth, both for me as a swede, and for denmark...

The purple phenoix has risen

What if bengal had 90% dev cost discount and could not expand. TALL bengal.

Woh woh woh. As a Michigander, we definitely want to keep the UP. Wisconsin will never have it!!! 😂

The UP is rightful Michigan clay.

Nice

i'm from Michigan and has lived in both the Upper Peninsula (UP) and Metro Detroit, i can say that most people really don't care and are content with the UP being a part of Michigan.

I think Portugal and Spain signed each others' papers in the treaty of Tordesillas

30 sec of unskippable ads will scare viewers away deadass

That was cool! How about unified Commonwealth, Japan, or maybe Mughals?

I'd kind of like to see this one in Victoria

11:57 noot

Ah yes a holy Roman and a Kaiserreich

Cili is part of empire. Why isn't it integrated?

Spain colonizing Brazil while Portugal colonizes everything but Brazil. Also, between Canada, Byzantium, and Hindustan, something is screwed up here beyond the HRE.

Egyptian Egypt is OP I hear

I did this once and the HRE immediately goes into massive debt lol

Michigan here, we don't want the UP, the UP wants to be it's own state, but we aren't willing to give up their tax money (lotta rich people's vacation homes/cabins up there).

Isn't there a mod that puts Europe on the side of North America instead of Asia? That could be interesting

why isnt cili integrated?

You forgot to give neumark too the hre.

Voltaire spinning in his grave

I would have understood if HRE attacked and weakened the Ottomans, causing Byzantium to grow, but it doesn't look like HRE was involved at that point. I've never seen AI byzantium win without my intervention in over 1000 hours of EU4 :O

blessed timeline

So few tags at the end that weaksauce Britain are a great power

Hre in 1444 Press"enter" annex ,ready

Man wished the egyptians would have colonised australia bc it reminds me of someone

13:55 I want a Video where devestations gives development.

Idea EU4 but every province has max dev

Inverted South America!

16:08 why isn't the HRE united in the timelapse?

As a Colombian I must say that seeing my country as the 6th great power fills me with happiness :D

So I figure the HRE developed all those provinces to Polish, French etc. Since they already accept all German cultures, they accepted those cultures in their open slots and converted the provinces as cheaply as possible.

First bahmanis,then Deccan,THEN HINDUSTAN WOW

Cili is independent, it should be part of the HRE

What if Austria Formed Germany, be like:

8:46 'an egyptian egypt' don't you mean australia?

pink white and green were actually the republican colours of the UK in the 19th century.

Bruh you didn't add Cilli

Wanna see the game date finishes on year 9999

Comment for engagement 😤👌🏻

Byzantium came back T_T

Convert this to vic 3 when you can please so it can be a ai mega campaign

Why did they own parts of Crimea at the start

Give every tag Ottoman ideas and government type kek