Could 200,000 FLORIDA MEN Conquer the United States? (Europa Universalis 4)

[@ambiguousamphibian]

Where are you from? "Florida" Thank you reddit for the idea www.reddit.com/r/eu4/comments/hpa4rx/so_where_are_you_from_florida/

[@Mackifold]

🗣️🔥ARKANSAS🐗💯

[@Greenhatter21]

Michigan

[@wulfematrax1702]

Viva Pensacola

[@ambiguousamphibian]

@Mackifold @Greenhatter I think you mean NORTHERN FLORIDA?

[@bunnyonabunwithagunnicepun5689]

Soon-to-be Neo-Florida.

[@crazydinosaur8945]

1:14 and all EU4 players screamed out in terror like no one use the other start dates, it's really buggy and the developers abandoned/gave up on it years ago. (justly, since it was simply too big and time consuming to keep properly maintained) gonna be fun seeing AA deal with that feature, you Chaotic non specified amphibian gode luck

[@OvertlyEsoteric]

When the video started I was wondering if he would create a custom country or colonize and play as the subject. I legitimately forgot he could just start later

[@morphx99]

I agree, but it's extremely refreshing to see someone explore new stories, especially him, he's actually new in a way, in his own way.

[@aqua4089]

Not only did he not use the 1444 starting date, he didn’t even use one of the other start dates, he used the select year thing I legit forgot existed, that one’s even more broken than the other start dates

[@colossicus555]

I got worried when i heard that he was switching the book mark lmao

[@hellmad]

I were far more shocked by going no CB with the stabhit

[@officechairpotato]

Why you lost that battle: In EU4, there is "Combat Width" which is the amount of troops which can be fighting at once. If you exceed this, the rest wait around as reinforcements and fill gaps in the line. So what you really had was something like 40k Floridamen fighting 40k Frenchmen and getting slaughtered, over and over again, in waves of 40k. You almost won through sheer human waves tactics wearing the French down to 20k, but the huge casualty numbers led to your army running away. Combat width increases with technology. For the tactic you used to work, you need to stack morale bonuses and manpower bonuses so your troops don't give up after the massive slaughter, and so you recover troops quickly. (It's viable, but not with a standard army against a discipline focused army. You need to lean into the strategy.). There's also a discipline focused army option like you saw with Spain and France (And infamously, The Prussians) where you focus instead on increasing the damage and quality of the troops. What you did was throw 40k random dudes into the meatgrinder with 40k specialized combat veterans, over and over and over again. You didn't even brainwash them into loving dying for their country first. Another trick for human wave tactics is to leave half the army chilling outside the battle, then move them into the province when the first army is looking a bit beat up, and cycle between them. As a general rule, if you have the manpower for it, human wave tactics work really well in the game, but a lot of players prefer quality focused armies to feel powerful. EDIT: Oh, also, you attacked them in a defensive position across a river into a forest. Which didn't help. Also, you didn't have a general. I think it was close enough that if you fixed any of those problems, you may have won. On the bright side AA, in this horrifying alternative history you've created, the French will report that 200k Floridians, completely untrained and leaderless, chased them around the country and attacked them over a river into a forest, dying in wave after wave, before pulling back. That kind of reputation would end up serving Florida well when they finally got the idea of having generals.

[@1ManRandom]

It also didn’t help that he had no cavalry in the army, just infantry and artillery.

[@officechairpotato]

@@1ManRandom Yes. You should try and have at least some cavalry until you know the game better. Pure Inf-Art armies are fine if you know what bonuses to stack for some countries. Florida is not one of those countries. Though they do have +10% morale at the end of their tree, so his strategy wasn't the worst if he knew how to execute it.

[@ambiguousamphibian]

I believe that's called FloridaHammer 40k

[@ambiguousamphibian]

Thank you for the help

[@LongingSubset9]

@@ambiguousamphibian I would add that you can make armies into stacks. Make sure to have a general on an army as they can have a large impact on the battle. Cavalry is basically not really needed in large numbers by the second half of the game unless your country has specific bonuses for it (Poland for example). Infantry catches up and artillery will do large amounts of dmg + is needed for taking larger forts effectively.

[@garrettshort7920]

This is actually how the real history of the world happened. Florida rewrote history so you wouldnt find out

[@cgt3704]

Or maybe the rest of North America didnt to be Florida and so they made propaganda to dimish Flordian Greatness

[@DefinatelyNotAI]

That explains far too much to be real

[@RhysCallinan-hf7qx]

The true heroes don't brag about their deeds.

[@sheepusbeepus1521]

AoT plot

[@yousaidthusly461]

Yu sey 2 mutch

[@swimmy3537]

I have 4.7k hours in this game. Literally every decision you made provoked an involuntary retch. Good video. Will gladly puke again.

[@dukedase7]

As someone with 6k hours only in MP/modding... I'll not watch the video then, lol.

[@ambiguousamphibian]

I've always wanted to create this video. Thank you for allowing me to make of my dreams a reality.

[@MatthewBakke]

The internet is full of good people and most of us love watching someone talented live out their dream!

[@ryshow9118]

Listen here AA, as a fellow Florida Man I respect the hustle but for the love of all that is holy please don't extend our reach any further than need be 😂

[@Younghoulhead]

FROGGY

[@nooneimportant1523]

Please make a series or at least give us a part 2.

[@meelooxavier6502]

Weird flex, but... OK 😂

[@mktj1]

Hearing “I’ve never actually played EU4 before” I was suddenly overcome with fear for what was about to happen in this video. But you actually did really well! Great work AA!

[@GingaNinjaSupreme]

Thank you for calling out Jacksonville and it's crappy traffic, I definitely don't miss that part of living there.

[@ambiguousamphibian]

I'm sorry - I find it thrilling and use the opportunity to justify driving faster through it now

[@JasonX909]

I felt that part. In my soul.

[@veggielord1740]

@@ambiguousamphibian the crappy traffic has come for every floridabro now

[@UnaEligiturDeo]

Yeah, I felt that comment as a life-long Jacksonville resident. Got worse after the plague of 2020.

[@SoulburgersSoll]

@@veggielord1740Tampa region stays suffering

[@andrewkrahn2629]

From what I've heard, "Florida Man" exists because the florida legal system records system is much easier to search than other states, and so reporters go there on slow news days

[@nakenmil]

Yup!

[@BreadLordDormammu]

That's the lie we tell outsiders so they don't find the Florida Man cloning labs.

[@MrJones-yq7wm]

In Florida it shows anyone who is arrested. You can be absolutely innocent, but your mugshot and charge will be there forever.

[@christiansmith2462]

As a Florida Man I can confirm.

[@chrisw6164]

Correct. Public records are public here, mostly.

[@Rex_Silvermoon]

18:27 I am so sorry but welcome to Eu4. Your content style is very welcome my dude! (I have tired of the fairly stagnant video styles for the game)

[@idkwh4tt0puthere]

The terror I was feeling as a eu4 player when I saw a 200k death stack of unconsolidated troups without any general running toward a 30k french army

[@mttokrnk]

Should you consolitade your troops before a battle? I never really do that

[@Ars3nLup1n]

As a french man, I can't imagine the horror of going to battle against thousands, tens, hundreds of thousands of Florida men. "They say the french won the battle. But they came back... changed..."

[@oomsou5018]

As someone who has quite a few hours in EU4, this was painful to watch but also incredibly entertaining. Idk what compelled you for this to the best first ever run of EU4 from you but I’m here for it.

[@totalphantasm]

Fun fact; The reason “Florida Man” exists is because a particular freedom of speech law present in Florida. To summarize, it’s more or less legal in Florida for news reporters to just go to police stations and say “give me the list of every arrest you’ve made in the last week and exactly what reason you were called out for.” In other states you usually have to wait until the cases actually develop to an extent before the information is publicly accessible. So if I call the cops on you for assaulting me with hot dogs, and on site the cops can’t really disprove that you assaulted me with the hotdogs and you get arrested for it, that’s now reportable information that can show up in the news as “Florida man assaults neighbor with hotdogs”.

[@hazukichanx408]

Wow, that's wild. Hey, does anyone remember when journalists and news publications were expected to relay the truth, to the best of their abilities? Yeah... me neither.

[@Guy-McPerson]

​@hazukichanx408 everyone had a subscription for a morning paper and would frequently buy them in the afternoons as well. Compamies would provide papers for employees. News agencies had their source of revenue from people. Over time that source of revenue shifted to advertisers. In the shift, the content moved towards attention grabbing headlines and sheer quantity of stories in order to maximize clicks and traffic to maximize their revenue, which even maximized still led to them struggling to get by. It's a complicated situation. It's tough to monetize information when information is freely acquired from the device resting in the pockets of a majority of the world.

[@dorugoramon0518]

@@Guy-McPerson They were never reliable even before the advertising shift. "Yellow Journalism" has been around as long as there has been a press.

[@phillycheesetake]

The settling of Florida began in 1565, but historians still don't quite know when the unsettling of Florida began.

[@TheNephilimofEmpireCity]

When Bud light was made

[@StunkoBungusJrIII-j4y]

Depends on when Tampa was incorporated, imo

[@highhorseo7875]

6:52 that’s the first time I’ve heard “wu-tang” used as an exclamation of joy

[@boltfantasticated9705]

Im glad you took the eu4 pill! Some tips: The combat width is why you lost that battle at the end. One regiment you recruit fills up one slot on the combat width, with artillery taking all slots in the back meaning you want a full frontline of infantry in front and artillery in the back. So for example, if the combat width is 40 then you want 40 line infantry and 40 artillery in any battle at one time. Combat Width increases with technology and is in the 10-20 range in the game's start. So the reason you lost is because the French obliterated the Floridian first responders so hard the other hundred thousand pissed their pants and fled the battlefield. Also recruit generals, ALWAYS, Changing the start date is not a good idea, its an outdated feature that got left behind by the devs. Spain was probably hemorrhaging money the entire game, alongside every other great power. I noticed you did a war against French without a Casus Belli. That is based as hell but also it destroys your countries stability and everybody will hate you if you do that.

[@RhysCallinan-hf7qx]

Yeah start dates fuck with economy and force most countries into debt. Found that out on ISPs third channel, Isorrow. Does make for some wacky stuff as Spiff found out with Japan.

[@daneanker8865]

5:35 The Bat-Ambiguous scene change with that sound bite completely slayed me 😂

[@arjacb]

The reason why your 200k units lost against the 30k units is likely due to the difference in technology between you. As time progresses in the game new technologies are unlocked which you need to buy with mana points (admin points, diplomacy points, military points). In your case, you were likely behind in military technology which affects things such as troop morale, military tradition, combat width, unit type, etc. all things that affect army combat in the game. You can also increase your unit's military prowess through the use of ideas which are also paid for with mana points. Mana points are used almost everywhere in the game and the generation of them is hugely important.

[@definitelynotashark1799]

All of this feels very canonically Floridian.

[@WealthyJester98]

You becoming a paradox youtuber was absolutely not on my bucket list. Also I could tell you have never played EU4 before because you have actually used the starting date feature, which no-one with 50+ hours in the game ever does.

[@lucashoffmann950]

And he dosent move the brigates into one army

[@dasmensh]

He literally did one video on a Paradox game, how is he a Paradox youtuber now 😂

[@alecpelusey9516]

@@dasmenshhe’s played at least 5 Paradox games

[@RhysCallinan-hf7qx]

And when they donors usually a meme. Isorrow for example, or Spiff in that one video where he was trying to get a better chance with Japan (and have armies of vassals).

[@yummypiratehostage9888]

What a horrifying alternate history. Luckily I can sleep safely at night knowing that Florida isn't actually real

[@999theeagle]

"Settle down the natives." Is a new way of putting it.

[@Gustoberg]

when I'm ambiguous at the amphibian

[@ambiguousamphibian]

😯

[@cgt3704]

"If i had Florida Men in my army, i would conquer the world with them" - Nathan Bonaparton

[@IDOLA149]

Its nice to see how normal people interact with EU4 given how I have now had my brain melted by 200 hours in the game

[@zeta970]

There's a simplified terrain map mode that I found very helpful. Knowing the terrain is very important for choosing where to fight and or develop

[@GaudyMarko]

as a non-floridian this is a horrifying alternate history

[@chaseacing]

the alternate start dates have sort of broken over the years, it was worth it for thicc florida

[@gamingmoth4542]

I remember I was watching a video a Florida man made. He was swimming in an alligator infested lake when he said "America is like the Florida of the world and Florida is like the America of America."

[@stapleshotz]

I never knew I needed AA plays EU4 but here we are. Thank you.

[@Gigantotherium]

I feel like I'm in another dimension. I have 4,560+ hours in this game, and my wife has actually joked before, "Can you imagine AmbiguousAmphibian playing EUIV?" with me answering, "He'd probably come up with some really crazy thematic challenge and/or do a surprisingly philosophical narration over it." That's how little I expected you would ever play Europa Universalis, but I'm very happy you did! I honestly hope to see more of it from you. The custom nation feature can be used for great fun and to do very silly things.

[@ShiroYogarasu]

Spain didn't just have 'colonies'; it also organized many of its overseas territories as 'provinces.' Florida, when it was under Spanish rule, was indeed considered part of Spain. As a Spaniard, seeing the Spanish Empire greater than ever imagined is really satisfying. Thanks

[@vipersuit2652]

if your plan realy just is to make big florida. I would start as Portugal in 1444, rush colonial ideas and rush to colonise florida and play as florida as soon the colony is done. so you will have a 200 years head start preety much

[@Mackifold]

I hope this doesn't jinx us.

[@ambiguousamphibian]

The 2024 Election has entered the chat...

[@Mackifold]

​@@ambiguousamphibianWe will unite against Florida.

[@slackerandy]

well this is a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one

[@Sean_but_Not_Heard]

I heard the Shenandoah Valley referred to as the “breadbasket of the South” which was immediately laughed at as damning with faint praise..

[@nooneimportant1523]

Never thought I'd see you play EU lol..

[@Noleme]

"I've never played EU4" Oh boy...oh fucking boy. This I can't wait to see

[@nickstegall5950]

Dear lord, 6:24. Him just marching stacks of individual units really bothered me. COMBINE THEM! :(

[@BlueHawkPictures17]

correction: he is marching stacks of FLORIDA MEN

[@kylebroas4145]

I was born and raised in miami-dade county Florida, I saw the infamous bath salts zombie on the highway on my way home with my uncle and sat with him in the living room, which was the same day I discovered he owned a Barrett .50 cal.i once took a romantic after school nap by a canal and woke to a 6 ft alligator also savouring the dusking sun with me. I have played with spainish beard in Sebring, I have drank far more cafe buestello than recommended, I once walked across the set of burn notice without noticing, they cut me out of the shot. I was mid-walk around the block when hurricane katrina made landfall. during two different hurricanes, two different cockatiels flew into the sliding glass door of my grandparents home. I now live in Alaska, and my birthland has hardened me against the unexpected , but not the cold, but I carry the whimsical madness with me, God bless Florida (sans mosquitos)

[@gabriel-kahn]

You probably want to merge your armies and get a general so you wont be defeated by everyone :)

[@RoxxieRaeVA]

But also by not doing that, they are embracing the true spirit of the Florida Man, who rushes into battle with wild beasts and takes no orders from anyone.

[@johncollins5091]

Man, if you liked EU4, I think you're gonna love CK3. It's like EU4 and The Sims, medieval flavored. Also the combat system in CK3 is a lot more straight forward and simple to get used to.

[@XzMondayNightzX]

I saw a video about how they spend 250 million a year in Florida alone to stop drugs. Some people said it was too much but let me tell you, a Floridaman is a different breed. A Floridaman on drugs? You don't want that. That's a global threat. Thank you for reminding me of why I don't live in the states... it'll be the first place to fall to Floridaman.

[@schalitz1]

Florida men attempting to conquer Michigan in December!? They're about to meet their one weakness, SNOW! ❄️

[@davidcarpenter494]

Options: 1. Form the United States as Florida (tired) 2. Form Florida as Florida (wired) 3. Form Vermont as Florida (inspired)

[@KamionLi89]

After spending almost 1,5k hours in EUIV, this was a bit painful to watch for me. The provinces development is split on tax, production and manpower. The churches you built give bonus tax income depending on province tax development (the tax is the worst development type btw.) and they didn't give you almost anything. The province income can also be reduced by its autonomy (from 0 to 100%) and by devastation (mostly if enemy occupies your province) so its important to keep these low (by reduce autonomy option and building forts).

[@cltmck]

"Let me know everything you know about this game" Ok, first thing. I have 1100 hours in this game and I still don't know close to everything about the game.

[@davidmoura95]

100k ducats... 2:54

[@BlazingCyclone1337]

Having lived in central Florida for 12 years this video is completely factual.

[@MorpH2k]

So, you need to build more training grounds before expanding your army, or you will get some serious debuffs in maintenance costs. Also, you really should get some generals for your army, though I guess it's thematic that your army is just a big horde of Florida men chaotically running at the enemy in waves.

[@armoredturtle1302]

As a native Floridian, I feel robbed of our potential glory. God had to nerf us to give everyone else a chance

[@oomg-ct6do]

Have you found the Krabby patty secret formula on beating the hardest mod?

[@alexdavidson7498]

Welp, this gonna be interesting. The other starting dates have barely been updated since the game came out.

[@randomcarbonaccumulation6478]

It's generally a good idea to recruit generals, not only because they give you significant stat bonuses in combat, but also because you can give them funny names. (I think you need the right DLC for that tho.) Selected units can be grouped together into larger armies by pressing G (which you can also give funny names.) Armies don't bring food along with them, they just take it from the province they are currently in. If you have too many men in one province, they slowly starve.

[@theonlyamergeddon]

Btw for the next time you play a colonial nation, maxing out as much native assimulation is how you get a MASSIVE economy you can get up to such a high assimulation you basically get a free foundaries worth of production once you finish it, it takes longer but is worth it so much more, especially since your capital is in the new world. If your cap is in the old world or Asia go for the speed of colonies if you exist in the new area you are colonising assimilation is the way to go. Oml I also realised you need to have generals in your armies or they get STOMPED have around 25k stacks 15 infantry 3 cav and 7 cannon's as you tech up supplies add 5 troops, each stack needs a general, its a dice based combat system each stat gives +1 to each 'damage phase' so basically you were fighting with a massive disadvantage, tactics is also the most vital stat for armies (if you have simular sized armies but more tatics you will smash them no matter how good there generals are) also remember to click the "merge armies button" you take more attition on troops when they are all individuals and move at different speed's meaning your troops are basically marching single line into battle with no fomation in that big fight with also 0 leadership haha, so very in Floridian fashion ;)

[@philadelphus3570]

Nice, as a long-time EU IV player who loves your content that was fun to watch. It looks like you have the El Dorado DLC which adds the custom nation builder, which might be interesting to check out if you want to do more stuff like this - you could make a custom "Florida" country starting in 1444 with extra colonists for faster expansion, that sort of thing.

[@squidillybilly]

“We don’t have Jacksonville-“ Let me stop ya right there, jit.

[@TheLordofSilence]

Was great fun seeing you play EU4, even with very limited knowledge of the game. Hope to see more at some point.

[@qx0ni]

Glorious. Never thought id see you play this and i enjoyed it!

[@ILLREVIEWANYTHING]

Glad to see you finally getting into EU! It has been one of my favorite games for over 10 years. If you ever return to this and want to do a multiplayer game, hit up your favorite mask wearing internet purple guy!

[@Amonkeman]

200,000 is 199,999 more than needed

[@NeonNijahn]

I love the frogman transition

[@infernox1099]

EU4 is a rough game to learn without a guiding hand of another more experienced player, but regardless, after the brutal learning curve the game throws at you, you have a very fun military strategy game that has plenty of different ways to play, even ignoring the plentiful modding scene the game has (like Anbennar if you ever wondered what D&D war would be like) and alternate history mods (which I don't play personally, I just like Anbennar for the fantasy and magic)

[@chrisw6164]

lol at having to tell Floridians to build churches. They don’t need to be told.

[@BuffyScout]

Definitely need to clock a few 100 more hours lol 😆 didnt expect this video from you. Love the videos and variety you do.

[@punkcobi8953]

Florida used to extend to baton rogue, west Florida was real

[@sir_kyber]

I cannot wait for Mr Amphibian to play one of my favourite games of all time and lose his mind.

[@Bakedgamer1]

Well you got 10 hours in, so you should be familiar with the UI. That’s about it though, eu4 is notorious for taking a long time to learn and near impossible to master. My main pointers for people just starting is 1. For your first couple of playthroughs stick to medium to large European nations 2. Look at your selected countries national ideas, these are specific to each nation and can help to guide your playthrough. 3. Plan what ideas you want to take, it is a very good idea to select ideas that help stack the modifiers from your national ideas These three pointer will help you get started, but I suggest watching a couple of guide videos because there is a lot that happens before you even unpause the game for the first time and my comment would need to be an essay to explain. The learning curve for this game is worth it, endless possibilities to play in eu4.

[@ARampagingHobo]

Lol please do more Eu4, games got an intense learning curve but god damn is it fun. not many games you can just play as FLORIDA too

[@Dyrivids]

What I know about this game, is that with 10 hours of time invested you under approximately .05% of the mechanics. Incredibly deep and varied game.

[@dementedshrew]

Finally! Someone's asking the important questions!

[@Bubbarain717]

“We’re tiered of war, yet there must be more.”

[@Cryptic_Orbit]

Another killer vid!

[@MrGablin]

More fun stuff like this please and thank you.

[@Goose2001]

AA, if you like EUIV, you might like CK3, the learning curve is pretty easy and there's some interesting stories to tell with the game.

[@TheyThemItalian]

very fun game to watch, reminds me of starting out with paradox games. would love to see you take another crack at eu4, or maybe something like ck3 would be fun for you to mess around with

[@jackmontgomery346]

There is a butt ton of rich people in Florida so the amount of starting money is pretty accurate

[@ChargeQM]

I definitely wanna see you tackle this again in a year when you know EU4 much better!

[@atreidesonthethames3715]

Ambiguous amphibian was one of my favorites ever. Lately his stuff is good, but he is running the algorithm rather than making the content i fell in love with. No ire, I totally get it. You gotta make a living. But I miss Gerald Williams. I miss Worm Man. I miss Torsolo.

[@charlesthe9aul]

as a current north carolina and former jamestown colony resident, we welcome florida based amphibian conquest

[@dripstein5068]

100k ducats? cmon...

[@rottenland1337]

Certified ambiguousamphibian classic

[@michaelhaynes8558]

As a naked guy walking down the street while 3 monsters deep with 2 beers in each hand (1 in my toes as well) while I watch a gator, a frog on tren, and aaaaa litlee guy with a glook 18 1/2 fightt in a publix parking in florida ..... I appreciate it

[@ChillinSicilian]

My suggestion for learning is just pull up some Ludi et Historia and Florryworry and just binge watch

[@briankale5977]

Crazy how it snows in northern Florida while a hurricane rages in southern Florida

[@airnspace4814]

You're probably the first person to use the other start dates genuinely in years

[@juanlualicante]

Spain mentioned RAAAAH 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅

[@Guile_The_Exile]

My fav Amphibian is back again :D I'm sad he's pushing attention onto Florida, my most hated state of all 50 of the US states. :') This is a true blurse... (A blessing and a curse.) ☠️

[@sportmotor181]

man his ascent came out hard in this one

[@kmor1012]

The game could be pretty fun For example I recently started the game as Teutonic Order, became Holy Crusade, formed Poland, then Commonwealth and finally ended up as Mongol Empire conquering non-catholic heathens with my crusader winged hussars

[@Tulah]

Nice. EU4 is a nice game and it hates me. I get the worst dice rolls ever in that game.

[@braddl9442]

YES. Now lets watch what you do in this game.

[@gabem3593]

so happy to see you play eu4!!!!

[@tonymonroe3678]

Commenting for the algorithm cos I like Paradox games and I am hyped for more AA Paradox

[@theashenfox]

Nice. :) When Rimworld Ideology and Anomaly? :)

[@tictacterminator]

this is what an ambiguous amphibian video from 2014 would look like

[@slurptime1686]

AA: the South's economy is a bit of an oxymoron so I will require funds Me, from the american south, to myself: hey, wtf is that supposed to mean? Like genuinely, our schools weren't well funded enough for dictionaries. Please explain

[@EspressoStreams]

I'm about 10 mins into the video and as a Florida Native this is just historical recreation. The Great Seminole War begins.

[@mileskidder3185]

Hello Mr. Ambiguous, I have read a few of the comments written by fans bellow and have come to tell you that far too few people understand how this game actually functions in not just war but also peace time activities. I would not recommend listening to reddit when it comes to advice about this game. If you are interested in diving into EU4 with a decent grasp of how this shit works, check out the channel Arumba on KZbin. He has a very strong grasp of the fine details and esoteric mechanics of the game and maybe very helpful to you. Try the Arumba's Assay play list where he takes other people's doomed games and turns them around.

[@autumnscontent491]

I hope when he gets better he comes back to make MegaFlorida 2: Back with a vengeance