Culture and Religion Remade

[@Timm_GooglePlus]

Shout out to the development team of Imperator, they turned the table with this game. It's incredible! One of the best paradox titles!

[@johnsullivan186]

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[@petermazug7704]

@Haus Paradox is an expansive company, worthy of every bit of scorn. But the current dev team for Imperator took over after the disastrous launch, and are responsible for this wonderful turn around. They are deservent of praise.

[@whengamersrise4846]

@@petermazug7704 they are indeed, but will I get my 60 euros back ?

[@electronicfarts5105]

@Haus Glad I waited, scored it for 15 dollars on sale lol

[@Torag55]

@Haus You should blame the publisher, Paradox Interactive, for that then. They're the ones that decide the development time, when to release it, the price of it, DLCs, etc etc. The developers, Paradox Development Studio, have nothing to do with that. They are just paid to develop and make the game. It's the executives that screw people over. But I am in the same boat as you are. I still condemn the publisher for deciding to release a game that is clearly unfinished, but I will give the developers some credit for finally turning it into something 'good'.

[@Whyalwaysm3]

fix the marriage in a Monarchic government please! I am running out of family members because they don't get married!

[@jaredvetter7705]

You've got to seek marriage

[@samb123]

I think you can manually marry them. Otherwise adoption works fine

[@Whyalwaysm3]

@@jaredvetter7705 you cannot do that for your nieces and nephews, only royal marriage with a foreign kingdom but that is also not working properly.

[@Stikkelsbær]

Interesting. It looks like the timeline of the game ends with the historical date of Jesus beginning to preach formally in Judea. That definitely allows the programmers to avoid the explosion of Christianity in the Empire that began around 80 AD. But I guess this also means the game largely ends with the historical end of the Roman Republic. Interesting date choices.

[@shawntipton5078]

Christianity's transformation of the Roman Empire from a warlike civilisation to a pacifist and peaceful one was important in the development of the European peace that largely existed throughout the continent during the next thousand years or so, that said not everything Christianity did was correct, for example ending the the Library of Alexandria for example. Like all religions, Christianity was and is full of leading scientists, thinkers, leaders and progressives that advanced and advance civilisation. I am Caucasian Jewish with Semitic ancestry btw

[@panoskatrin4910]

Make the kings to be able to lead their legions

[@MrOphiel]

Greetings... u guys are hooking some ppl up on u games. Love CK3, Cities Skylines and was addicted to stellaris :D ONe question... iam at 0:24 and asking myself...how do you zoom in that close? I would love to zoom in very close and let some time pass and enjoy the view :D Also, is there a way to turn off the auto rotation of the map/camera? Even tough "camera face north" is turned off, as soon as i release the right mouse button, the camera snaps back

[@verneymoyo5754]

@Paradox, really enjoying the game now! Thank you so much. A couple of things though: Can't assign monarchs or consuls to lead the legions...and the legions can't be assigned to a given province which would help out alot with stabilising disloyal territories. Please add these features back, they're all that's missing for me now...

[@AERallert]

Thanks for finally fixing most obvious map shortcomings.

[@A_Toastonawhiteplate]

can you please list it?

[@bloodyplebs]

Wish granted

[@kvignesh276]

How do you see unlisted videos?

[@A_Toastonawhiteplate]

@@kvignesh276 They put the link on Steam so thats how I was able to follow the link...I mean we Toasts all habe the power to see unlisted videos

[@kvignesh276]

@@A_Toastonawhiteplate lol.. More power to the toasts then.. Long live the toasts!!

[@TaeSunWoo]

Blessed be

[@לעזאזלעםגוביידן]

why unlisted ?

[@Whyalwaysm3]

WHY ARE MY IRONMAN GAMES SUDDENLY TURNING INTO NORMAL SAVES? I WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF AN ACHIEVEMENT RUN! PLEASE FIX THIS, I HAVE READ COMPLAINTS OF SAME THINGS HAPPENING SINCE A YEAR AGO AND YOU DON'T ANSWER. IT IS FRUSTRATING.

[@0DanielPerez0]

Where can I see the progress bar for integrating a culture? I see the modifiers but not the time it would take for that culture to integrate.

[@zarinth]

Just played a bit of the 2.0 and I've concluded that this 2.0 team should make Victoria 3. Ok go. Thanks.

[@blamfrancis5728]

I love this game so much

[@Zwerggoldhamster]

"pop culture"? XD

[@milckop2972]

lol

[@mangyminotaur30]

Is it faster to switch religion then culture or the other way around?

[@Dayvit78]

Most people say you should convert religion first until the territory get to majority state religion, then switch to assimilate culture. Check the details on the pop screen - when you hover over the green bar that shows progress, it will show you how fast and all the modifiers impacting the speed.

[@mangyminotaur30]

@@Dayvit78 thanks!

[@GalliadII]

but what changed? this looks exactly like the mechanics in the previous patch? please explain the changes. i do not see any

[@SurrealBeliefs]

What was asked was an overview of Marius 2.0 changes AND tutorials into base game mechanics for new players too, so it's not going to just be a 2.0 overview.

[@mackcurran3802]

@@SurrealBeliefs Last time I played was before the culture/religion changes in those patches so this video helps tons, thanks !

[@A_Toastonawhiteplate]

@@SurrealBeliefs as a guy who only jumped onto Marius that helps me a lot. Thanks!

[@Rohit-tp7qx]

Integrated culture happiness now is very low

[@laurynasg9932]

I played one of the barbs up north and they were able to adopt Italic culture unit tech if they had 33 pop of italic culture in their country, not sure if its new or not tho.

[@Marcoz588]

@SurrealBeleifs every time you say your name it sounds like Sorrell Belize.. 😅

[@Hackedideal]

This is the way this game should have been to begin with. Better late than never though.

[@samuel9607]

Do a holy site colonization bug guide :)

[@teagoodstuff734]

cultural assimilation guide pls

[@TheKorggen]

Territories with holy sites can't be colonized!! Fix that pls!

[@TimeForRPG]

Does this make the game playable?

[@SamuelLavoie]

Yes.

[@crasude]

Yes.

[@azazel688]

Yes

[@thitalo1239]

Yes.

[@AllSportsAthletics]

It was playable from 1.3 onwards but you all saw reviews at 40% and said nah.. not making your own opinions.

[@Agumon5]

God damn it I keep clicking on these videos thinking it's news about the new eu4 update.

[@the.pandamonium]

What's the point in integrating culture instead of assimilating them?

[@kavitaet2858]

It is easier to integrate a cultures which make up a huge part of your pops then to slowly assimilate them. You could assimiltae them, but your country would be unstable ...

[@A_Toastonawhiteplate]

I watched another video and as far as I understood it it can have an influence on the units you can raise. If you integrate a culture you can raise their unit types if you assimilate them you can only raise units normal to your culture

[@GODVxXxV]

Roman for free invention tradition, other major power culture for stability if needed. Late game there can be 2000+pop with major power culture

[@MrVentches]

they reworked the military traditions. in each tree, there is an tradition that allows you to use another cultures tree(and gives bonuses on top), if you have an integrated pop of that type. for example, the romans can branch into the greek tradition tree, by integrating a culture of the greek area.

[@MrVentches]

in addition to my other comment: levy type units can only be raised by integrated culture pops, and their composition is based on the culture. roman pops for example have more heavy infantry/cavalry than gauls, which have stuff like chariots and archers. by integrating them you can raise them too. integration is also quick and cheap. if a culture makes up a huge part of your empire, it might be more efficient to just ingegrate them than deal with the slow conversion. but as far as i can tell, even other integrated cultures can still convert to your dominant culture. having a non integrated culture being dominant in a territory also has some additional debuffs to conversion speeds. not to forget, a non integrated culture is not allowed to be citizens or nobels, both being really useful pop types. so pops in big cities you just conquered will begin to demote until you have pops of integrated cultures in that city, either by assimilation or migration.

[@Tomsaulk]

Here's how to play a flute. You blow in one end, and move your fingers up and down the outside.

[@hexapodc.1973]

thanks bro preciate it

[@hadimali6392]

There are many Turkic Empires , countries over there but , it's writing different cultures etc ://///

[@hadimali6392]

Like Sakia , Alans , Scyhtia etc. They were Turkic like Western Huns and Eastern Huns...

[@hadimali6392]

Also , Pontus was Persian...

[@mariano98ify]

@@hadimali6392 hahahaha

[@peterp.9327]

​@@hadimali6392 Tribal confederations like some of those you mentioned had a tendency to be made up of several distinct peoples dominated by a single tribe or clan, with individual tribes including indo-iranian, turkic, mongolian and other central asian peoples. And because ancient writers weren't always very specific when referring to nomadic people (Scythian was at times used to simply refer to anyone living north of the black sea, sedentary or pastoral by ignorant or careless writers) and the nomadic people themselves wrote relatively little, it's difficult to make hard cases on whether or not a particular group was 'predominantly turkic' or not, especially the further back you go. Also yes, Pontus would've had a Persian elite, perhaps with some greek-macedonian mixture/minorities in government post Alexander's conquest. I'll be honest i don't know as much about Pontus during this time as i could, so i'm talking broad strokes. The people living there would have included Greek and Persian migrants, but also various anatolian indigenous peoples related to the Hittites of the bronze age (at least ethnically. Culturally Persian and Hellenic overtones would be strong).

[@angrymonkeynoises]

Ah, the Turks on the Internet claiming a cultural legacy that is not theirs, It sounds new to me