What if Japan and the British Isles switched places? (EU4) 

Ireland is a separate nation We are not part of Britain

@@matthewbarry376 thanks for the heads up I actually had no idea

@@Chewbert wait your serious ?

@@matthewbarry376 no, I’m not serious

please do all monuments in copenhagen

Laughed out loud

Yeah this got me good.

You made my day 😂

And Japan actually having almost all Angevin and North Sea Empire claims.

They should swap irl then

@@LordS20000 so shall it be then

It's like importing some birds into a new environment that hasn't evolved to counter them at all and they just outcompete all the locals.

@@RoyalFusilier lmao well said, they are invasive species

I’m waiting on the mod to be made and I’m DOWN

It also looks like Brazil may be in dynastic union with Britain.

I'm still sad there isn't a mod that alters American Natives to use the High American tech group.

Go Kirishitan, become the Holy Roman Shogunate.

Shout out Chiooo, long time supporter

A bit of that classical flare 🔥

In the early 20th century, as Japan expanded its influence across the globe, it established colonies in various regions, including France. This colonization led to a significant cultural exchange between the two nations, including their culinary traditions. Over time, the Japanese and French cuisines began to blend, resulting in the birth of a unique fusion cuisine. The Tempura Croissant Sandwich is believed to have originated in the mid-20th century in the bustling streets of Paris. The story goes that a Japanese chef, trained in traditional tempura techniques, settled in Paris and decided to experiment with incorporating the delicate, flaky croissant, a staple of French pastry, into the Japanese tempura style. Being familiar with the French love for sandwiches, the chef sought to create a dish that combined the best of both culinary worlds. Drawing inspiration from the French croque-monsieur, a classic ham and cheese sandwich, the chef decided to substitute the traditional filling with tempura ingredients. To create a harmonious balance, the chef carefully selected ingredients that complemented each other in terms of texture and flavor. Shrimp, with its delicate sweetness, was chosen as the star of the dish. Thinly sliced zucchini and carrot were added to provide a refreshing crunch and subtle sweetness. The chef then prepared a light and crispy tempura batter, using his knowledge of Japanese techniques. By combining the French croissant with Japanese tempura, the chef aimed to achieve a juxtaposition of textures: the flaky, buttery croissant against the crispy, airy tempura coating. As word of this innovative fusion dish spread, it quickly gained popularity among locals and visitors alike. The Tempura Croissant Sandwich became a symbol of the unique cultural exchange between Japan and France, embodying the culinary fusion that resulted from their intertwined histories. Today, this dish stands as a testament to the rich and diverse culinary heritage born from the Japanese France. It represents the creativity, innovation, and harmonious blending of two distinct culinary traditions, showcasing the endless possibilities that emerge when cultures collide in the realm of food. Dish: Tempura Croissant Sandwich Ingredients: - 2 croissants - 4 large shrimp, deveined and peeled - 1 small zucchini, thinly sliced - 1 small carrot, thinly sliced - 1 cup all-purpose flour - 1 cup ice-cold water - Vegetable oil, for frying - Salt, to taste - Mayonnaise - Soy sauce Instructions: 1. Preheat your frying oil in a deep saucepan or fryer to 350°F (175°C). 2. Prepare the tempura batter by combining the all-purpose flour and ice-cold water in a bowl. Mix gently until just combined, leaving some lumps in the batter for a lighter texture. 3. Dip the shrimp, zucchini slices, and carrot slices into the tempura batter, ensuring they are fully coated. 4. Carefully place the battered ingredients into the preheated oil, making sure not to overcrowd the pan. Fry for about 2-3 minutes or until the tempura turns golden and crispy. Remove the cooked tempura from the oil and place them on a paper towel-lined plate to drain excess oil. Sprinkle a pinch of salt over the tempura while they are still hot. 5. Slice the croissants in half horizontally, creating a top and bottom bun. 6. Spread a layer of mayonnaise on the inside of each croissant half. 7. Arrange the cooked tempura on the bottom half of the croissant, layering the shrimp, zucchini, and carrot to create a visually appealing and flavorful combination. 8. Drizzle a small amount of soy sauce over the tempura fillings to add a savory umami element to the dish. 9. Place the top half of the croissant over the fillings to complete the sandwich. 10. Optionally, you can serve the tempura croissant sandwich with a side of mixed greens or French fries for a complete meal.

@@LordS20000 I don’t know if I should feel aroused or appalled 🤯

@@felixschrobenah3822 why not both😏😆 this was fun

Haha I made the mod specifically for a video, I hope people will make more mods!

;)

Electric boogaloo

What about a modifier where inflation increases a Nations monetary income instead of reducing it?

I switched japan to english channel/north sea and the british isles to Nippon

It took a long time and a lot of mod knowledge, so I can’t really help much tbh

@@Chewbertany advice on where to learn said mod knowledge?

;)

Bruh, please remember, France is inevitable in EU4 😄

@@felixschrobenah3822 not if you remove everything thing from Picardy to the Pyrenees

no no no it's just how my mic works I swear im a grown man my voice doesn't crack!

@@Chewbert

It exists, it's coming!

It’s literally on the left side cmon man

It’s really weird lol. I never heard anyone say that before.

@@CeruleanSword lol that’s part of the joke