EU4 1.34 France Guide - DOMINATE THE WORLD in 40 Years

Did anyones vassals fight each other? Toulouse popped up as one of my vassals after Foix and Orlean took out Armagnac lol

Instead of seperate peacing portugal just peace with england and take ceuta and all the cores?

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Why not just make Meth a March or just keep then vassel? Their lands suck so why not let the form Ireland and colo the new world and help you fight?

Why throwing in so many privileges right to the start of the game. Doesn‘t that reduce Absolutism drastically?

In that first war with Morocco I'd recommend calling in Castile so that they have the same truce and don't take any land on there own while you wait out your truce.

I think they patched it portugal always blockes off my army in portugal

Theres a line everyone here is already familiar with "first we are gonna go to our estates and summon the diet, pick which one is best for you".

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I'm always terrified of fighting the pope, even though they'd be easily beaten it's the ramifications I'm worried about. They can be a huge pain in the butt with excommunications. I have found that warning the pope will prevent them from declaring on Provence. Then you can guarantee the pope if you don't want to ally them for the relations boost after warning them. I don't know if you can warn them then ally them and it will still prevent them from declaring.

So I am playing Oda and can form japan just fine. I know most games are different but I usually form japan somewhere in the mid to late 1470's. My question is should ming be my first war after unification of Japan?

England allies austria and I get instantly excommunicated the second i declare war

France indeed is in the location of France

How is the best way to deal with the Dutch revolt? I find it so annoying

I SAWED THIS ENGLAND IN HALF!

Collect in bordeaux as well, give alencon to orlean too.

Why do you say that, if you aren't allied to Burgundy, don't attack them?

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Decided to follow this guide and I got to PU castille immediately after the first war
Life sure is sweet sometimes

what’s the best way to deal with the dutch revolt?

You didnt do any colonies

instead of taking land in the magreb, i like to no cb byz becouse it lets me kill of the ottomans easy early game instead of dealing with a massive otto later. also i get most of the magreb for free when i pu spain anyway.

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Imo, if you have naples, its worth taking all of the Pope's Italian holdings. This prevents them from ever being a meaningful temporal power and makes them way, way less likely to have annoying alliances.

In my game Burgundy always go to Austria and there is no event nor cb to get the pu

Great Video, however they are made for peopel with DLCs, because I have alot of stuff I can't do simply because I havent bought those...
Still thx for teaching basics

I somehow got elected at the HRE, Naples got burgundy, fat Bohemia, rare Karelia, and mega sus.

As soon as i take Ceuta my troops get stuck because they need a transport ship to get back across and the Portugese and English Navies keep destroying my ships before they can get there. Any help would be appreciated I am new to the game

Where's the "get an RNG pu over an England that owns the entire British Isles and Burgundy" step? Smh can't believe the AI did better...

Ohr-Lay-Awhn.
smh @ or-leens

I went exactly like you did but got even better because I got pu over burgundy too lol

i wonder if it's better to take religious 1st as france to get holy war cb
since once you take ceuta from portugal, you will have a lof of target for holy war
religious > influence > admin > diplo

I've just started France campaign again and it is quite impossible to obtain a scenario where Burgundy doesn't rival France... Moreover they end up bursting up and joining the HRE afterwards. Normally I wouldn't care much as it's always nice to add some extra difficulty, but this is massively ahistorical. Any tips/suggestions ?

While watching this I got the burgundian inheritance in 1451 easily the earliest i've seen not even joking mere seconds after I wrote this castle got the iberian wedding

The jump cutrs in this video make it really hard to follow for someone who has never played before. Im currently stuck trying to improve relations with own subject cdountries

For those of you who do not want to fight the pope you should vassalize provonce as an opm and ask the pope to return the land with favors.

If you can ally Burgundy and they havent done it on their own i highly recommend to feed them the provencial lands in Lorraine and land from Savoy. You re using their AE and then you ll get the inheritance. Its free real estate.
Restarting until they re not your rival but Austrias helps. Improving relations while fighting England always turns Burgundy into friendly if they re not your rival.

>Finish England War, 1450
>Austria gets the Burgundian Inheritance, despite me managing to royal marry + ally Burgundy
>Imperial disaster happens, Austria integrates Burgundy
I love this game

I was mad that I didn’t get the Naples or Milan event but 10 min later I got Castile as a PU so I can’t complain

Byzantium somehow got even harder can you please do another byzantium start and go more in-depth

hey there Red Hawk, i really enjoy your content. its comprehensive, easy to follow and really makes a difference to the way i play these games.

感觉没必要第一仗拿休达吧，北非的贸易又导不到英吉利海峡，完全可以靠葡萄牙的战争分加上法国本土的战争分直接结束百年战争再拿英国本土一块地方便上岛。反正留着英国跟葡萄牙的盟约，不如第二仗吃英国本土加休达

In your opinion what is the best nation for world conquest? I would like to make my first attempt. Thank you!

Awesome France guide. This looks incredible. Thanks for posting.

I don't even know how this game works and the videos are still very entertaining

There is a mission where you get a PU casus belli on Castile, why on earth would you try to conquer them or wait to get an heir on their throne?