Victoria 3: LoFi VicHop - tracks to chill or industrialise to 

You gotta keep the workers quiet then mate.

@@darkii4978 my ants in my room will need to work in the factories

@@Mathi-nv4gq Pay attention to riots. I- I speak... from experience.

@@darkii4978 they will have to work for the queen(me) or they will starve to death

@@Mathi-nv4gq Did you just invent communism?

France: Going to fight Germany, I'll post the video later France: Dude, I got my ass kicked, I'm not posting that shit

​@@aregulargamer1beat so hard his government changed

Exactly. Well said.

Huzza! may we die from the thick smock our factories produce we shall not give up this is our calling “Liberty or Death”

Revolutionary thought

The gears of progress wait for no one!

came to chill, stayed to industrialize

Bruh same here, I practically earned my MA because of the Vicky 2 soundtrack.

@@sebbird08 you earned it by blood alone.

I had the same experiences with Vic, also with Hoi4 and Civilization 3,4 and 5

@@TrondelagianPatriotsriseup aha i see what you did there you lion of the north

Never became conditioned to Paradox osts. But Stellaris Ost and HoI was a constant companion during studying up for things.

After listening some more. Hoped there actually was some Lofi version of the soundtrack. Still good music tho.

Quite curious, have you heard of this game before?

@@user-kt4vn8le5p Yes, played the earlier games before. I am gonna get this one as well, I just love the time period. If you have questions I might be able to answer any if you wanna know something specifically.

@@TheMetalfreak360 Does that include Victoria 1

I wonder how are they going to make lofi HoIhop in 2026. All the music in HoI5 will deffinetely be patriotic as heck.

Then stop eating it

Long Live Boris Johnson

@@trygveblacktiger597 🤣🤣🤣

Benedicte is my favourite up to now, but British Soil is excellent too!

I rode out on a bright May morning like a hero in a song, Looking for a place called England, trying to find where I belong. Couldn't find the old flood meadow or the house that I once knew; No trace of the little river or the garden where I grew. I saw town and I saw country, motorway and sink estate; Rich man in his rolling acres, poor man still outside the gate; Retail park and burger kingdom, prairie field and factory farm, Run by men who think that England's just a place to park their car. But as the train pulled from the station through the wastelands of despair From the corner of my eye a brightness filled the filthy air. Someone's grown a patch of sunflowers though the soil is sooty black, Marigolds and a few tomatoes right beside the railway track. Down behind the terraced houses, in between the concrete towers, Compost heaps and scarlet runners, secret gardens full of flowers. Meeta grows her scented roses right beneath the big jets' path. Bid a fortune for her garden-Eileen turns away and laughs. So rise up, George, and wake up, Arthur, time to rouse out from your sleep. Deck the horse with sea-green ribbons, drag the old sword from the deep. Hold the line for Dave and Daniel as they tunnel through the clay, While the oak in all its glory soaks up sun for one more day. Come all you at home with freedom whatever the land that gave you birth, There's room for you both root and branch as long as you love the English earth. Room for vole and room for orchid, room for all to grow and thrive; Just less room for the fat landowner on his arse in his four-wheel drive. For England is not flag or Empire, it is not money, it is not blood. It's limestone gorge and granite fell, it's Wealden clay and Severn mud, It's blackbird singing from the May tree, lark ascending through the scales, Robin watching from your spade and English earth beneath your nails. So here's two cheers for a place called England, sore abused but not yet dead; A Mr Harding sort of England hanging in there by a thread. Here's two cheers for the crazy diggers, now their hour shall come around; We shall plant the seed they saved us, common wealth and common ground.

I like "Vic-Hop"

its a new age man new age

Been there, done that.

*Laughs in World Wars*

Instead of fizzling out, Victorian era goes out with a dreadful bang and gas, a lot of gas.

@@hanselsihotang I see dead people in your future... ... Jesus christ, that's a lot of dead people

All's well until your economy absolutely smashes to the ground with face and starts digging even lower because you forgot to change your production focus from booze to food for 3 weeks

Funny you should say hope. Doom and gloom were all pervasive during the 19th century, for various reasons.

Or that at the end of the day, for every wise or cooperative person there are a handful of others that live just to one up others. Either you suppress them, silence them, or let them taint your utopia. However a person fashions their utopia, it remains one for them and a small handful of others. For everyone else it is dystopian.

People here speak like they are going to play the game without casus belli their neighbour every 5-10 years.

world is just world. lets conquer enabled slave and get prosperous !

@@hutlazzz 0 population had signed up to be a slave this month.

There are still wars in the game, and not like there weren't wars in the Victorian era

Patrician taste

I love it too

Peeeeenis. Something. Peeeenis. Soooomething.

beats to revolt to

based

British, right? 😉😅

Yeah, music is always on point.

I am happy they use a true orchestra for them now. That changes A LOT. I am very sensitive to this

lmfao

Great idea. I would love it. As it was in Civilization and other titles. Advancement changes music.

Don't get your hopes up for any "wars" ... I dunno if you saw, but paradox cut wars out of the game

@@delpheus7658 Did you read the devs logs ? There are wars but different from other paradox games (and in my opinion, more suitable for Victoria 3) P-S: I am not comfortable with English so if there are mistakes, blame Google Translate.

@@codionfr7932 Google translate seemed to work perfectly lol, indistinguishable from an English speaker

@@delpheus7658 I don't know if you saw either. They are.

Why would you criticise the combat system though, it's so much better than Vicky 2s or any of their other, 'just kite the AI into mountains' games.

It's a bait, lofi won't raise the urge to industrialise

Kinda a day at the court