EU4 1.32 England Guide - THIS Is How YOU WIN as England

Fun fact, you can ally Brittany and sell Maine as a province for cheap and avoid this event altogether. Usually, France will later declare war on them, and if you have Castille + others as allies, they will respond defensively. Brittany will give you some provinces claimed from that war 😎

What dlc removes the nobility from England? I have rule Britannia and i still have all the estates

"Domineering toward me"

Because you Royal Married them and your heir has low legitimacy.

"This isn't a beginner guide"
Me who got Coalitioned just for PUing Milan, and promptly dismantled in my first ironman game yesterday: mmm yes I can handle this.

Okay I got France, now 10 years later if I sneeze the whole of Europe gets skittish and start talking about me behind my back. I can't even look at Scotland without getting 70 aggressive expansion.

Nice guide ,hi from Russia )

I like how i tried it and basically devastated France so hard it collapsed after i made it in a union and broke apart in dozens of duchies making yhe whole thing useless ( besides crashing completely the English economy with 15 loans)

Thanks for this video. I just tried this strat and got mixed results because Paradox game.

I started off really well. Got that rare chance of allying Burgundy, Castile, and Austria. France only allied Aragon. War starts and six months in, France is fully occupied except one or two forts…Castile peace’s out with high enthusiasm and none of their provinces under siege or taken (I didn’t know they could do that). I quickly white peace Aragon. Now for the infuriating part. I had to promise land to Burgundy to call them in. I get Union France and peace out with Burgundy getting two provinces (green thumb). One month later…they break our alliance and rival me.

That all takes maybe a year. I sit and do nothing but please France for about 6 years after and just get them loyal. I am thinking things are going good. I have about 4 months left until my heir (0, 4, 4) is 15. I get the “heir is sick” event. I pay the 50 gold for the good result…and he’s dead. Now the War of the Rose is happening. My new king is 4, 4, 0, still better than Henry. Half my troops are in France because I forgot to bring them back and the transport ships got destroyed in the war with France. Not paying attention to where the rebels will spawn, I choose the one that is 9 units instead of 19…they spawn on the island of Mann. I hope they like that island because it’s going to be 20 loans before I make any transports.

Instructions unclear accidentally got a pu over castille

Didn't work for me--Castile got their ass kicked and France peaced them out. France were allied to the Papal States who were tough to peace out, and super strong rebels started appearing in England when I had to choose a Lancaster or York heir (the one I introduced was neither).

I don’t own the game but I think it’s fun to watch them

If you PU France, how do you get the Angevin Kingdom mission?

bruh I just allied with burgundy at the start of my first game lol

What version of EU4 are you using in this video?

Austria is probably domineering because you have a royal marriage without a (high claim) heir and they claimed your throne

If Castile and Aragon are rivals should I ally both of them or no?

What is wrong with my game I can't even explain how bad things are going for me right now. I'm following everything step by step and as soon as I get into the war with France nothing is going how it's supposed too.

Red Hawk was so lucky that the heir he spawned was a Plantagenet dynasty or York or Lancaster dynasty because if it isn't the war of the roses would have still happened. So if you spawned an heir that doesn't have a name that ends with Lancaster, York, or Plantagenet the war of the roses will happen.

did 1.33 change everything or my game is bugged. When I tried to occupy Paris my brainless army decided the only route to Paris is by sailing 50 million miles directly into an army so much stronger than them instead of walking 2 inches/just ONE province towards Paris.

even though i was in an alliance with castille they said they wont join the war and didnt let me click the call to arms button

I know u probably get this a lot but Derby is actually pronounced “sheep shaggers”

amazing tutorial, thank you!

I prefer to sell Maine (so I lose prestige but not stability ), go through the War of the Roses and PU France later.

Thanks for the guide! Thanks to you I actually beat France as England on Iron Man! (Before I had to rely on cheating to beat France)

Hey man could u tell me how did u avoid War of the Roses, seems like evne if i introduce an heir I always get disaster?

Ngl my first England game I got Castile as a PU in 1446, avoided war of the roses and won against France by sheer luck. I only haf like 150h at the time lol

great guide i was very unlucky tho burgandy ended up annexing holland ect then austria ended up inherriting burgandy and turned into a powerhouse

Don't allow yourself to fall a level behind France in mil tech or their Liberty Desire will shoot up. Also if you screw up bad and declare bankruptcy while Indebted to the Burghers, the Indebted privilege will never go away. Sad face.

Every 3 minutes I get 2x 20 second adverts that I can’t skip. I got as far as the 3rd set of adverts and gave up, sorry.

Doesn't work for 1.33

austria broke my alliance way before the war

Wales guide when!?

I only just realized that you choose to strengthen noble privileges every time not despite of the increased influence, but because of it!

I randomly PUd Castile before Maine but i suck at the game so i failed anyways

Its incredibly hard to get the conditions this dude got. Both Castille and Aragon rivaling France and on top of that he got a Plantagenet heir. Either he is lucky beyond belief or this is staged and from multiple tries.

People don't know what is happening everywhere else in the world, here in America.

He's obviously not British, its Dar-bee mate.

Turns out you got lucky with your introduced heir. In order for the War of the Roses not to fire, your Heir must be of the Plantagenet, York, or Lancaster dynasty.

I seem to be doing sth wrong... castille always engages in stupid battles and eventually peaces out, unfortunately I only have half of france at this time (provence out of the war and 45% warscore) and it only goes downhill from that point.

Also I introduce a new heir but still get the war of the roses... so annoying

You can't get the "strategic control" mission and PU France in the same war. You have to declare again using that PU cb. Unless something's wrong with my game

I dont see the need to hire mercenaries when Castile and Aragon are fighting with you, Scotland is easy to finish, your 30 regimens plus Castile and Aragon armies "if you have them" are bastly enough to deal with France. Maybe you wanted to be didactic but that was a wasting of resources seeing the positive situation you created, instead, it is a good strategy you have shown, probably the unique to take France

Does this work for 1.33?

lol me without any dlcs so these guides are useless but still fun to see my favourite nations dominate the world

I won the war with france but I am almost 3000 coins in debt. Is that the normal amount lol?

Never turn off your fort edit actually

Started England yesterday.
My opening is always to sell Maine for 50 ducats to britanny.
Then choose My time to attack France. With full force.

First siege Paris and take mission. White peace France or just continue to wreck his army and also take money.

Next its up to you to eat France or just pu them. I mistakenly lost the pu. Because France was allied to Castille. So I proxy war them via britanny. After that I decided to eat the lands
While also bashing castile. To keep them weak.

I would have loved Castille as ally. But they rival me sadly.

Next I'm colonizing since 1490.
So my start is going good.