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Hearts of Iron IV is a grand strategy wargame developed by Paradox Development Studio and published by Paradox Interactive. Released on June 6, 2016, it is the sequel to Hearts of Iron III and part of the Hearts of Iron series of grand strategy games focusing on World War II. The player may take control of any nation in the world in either 1936 or 1939 and lead them to victory or defeat against other countries.
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Hearts of Iron IV INTEL IS OP! - La Resistance DLC

[@bendu49100]

" Do what Napoleon could never do, occupy Moscow " Ah yes, except he did actually occupy Moscow.

[@piyo744]

And set it on fire. Edit: Guys, I know. The Russians set it on fire.

[@mr.admr1016]

papa chill than had his troops die

[@denysbeecher5629]

Occupying ashes?

[@alcoolamus4208]

@@piyo744 He didn't, the Russians did to make French occupation untenable. And it worked

[@piyo744]

@@alcoolamus4208 You're right, my bad.

[@Ranchdressing400]

So about the Blum-Violette Proposal: it was this idea in the French government that would allow some Muslims living in French Algeria to become full French citizens, with all the benefits that entailed, but would allow them to still follow Muslim laws on social issues. Previously, to become citizens, Muslims would have needed to reject all parts of Islamic law, so this proposal illustrates a compromise that would’ve drawn Algeria closer to Paris by way of secularism. Cool representation of this in the game mechanic of coring!

[@sylvainprigent6234]

Also, algery was for a long time not just a simple colony, it was a full on French region (just as Normandy or Bourgogne or any other region of European France) and not a on the same level as any other French colonies in the rest of the world

[@evalios8137]

Sylvain Prigent exactly. And now, they just changed the name and the location of the region. C’est depuis 25 ans dénommé Île de France.

[@fandielyas]

@@evalios8137 Curb your racism

[@fandielyas]

As a french connoisseur of north african colonial history, you're completely right ! I'll add that the possibility of Algerian Muslims (and Algerian Jews between 1865 and 1870) to reject their traditional law was conditioned to the approval of the administration. This approval was never given to anyone in 80 years, which lead to the seemingly absurd situation of Christian Indigenous Algerians to be categorized as Muslims by law... (seemingly because "Muslim" was just a way of saying Indigenous people in a non-colony, as Algeria was a proper french region with french law applying to Europeans).

[@evalios8137]

fandielyas curb your poker face

[@kasjerszeftotalny3904]

19:48 "Spanish Spain has capitulated" - FeedBackGaming 2020

[@electrosfere]

Historically, France considered Algeria core French land, that’s why they fought so hard to keep it during the Algerian war of independence

[@Magnus30250]

there was also many french and europeans descendants in Algeria, "The pieds noirs", most of them joined the Free French army after operation Torch, so much that at the invasion of Provence, most of the allied soldiers were french that were born in Algeria

[@aneural]

Algerians didn't volunteer to be french, France wanted Colonies, Algeriand wanted independence, The French didn't leave in time and the Algerians forced them out.

[@512TheWolf512]

@@aneural sure, maybe, but would Algeria really decline to be part of France today?

[@archelius9186]

@@512TheWolf512 yeah, all algerians are leaving for France lol

[@wilhelmrk]

@@aneural You just described how Conquest works though. Hey, at least France tried to decolonize by granting citizenship, an idea which imploded into the hot mess we see today.

[@lucasd.9577]

"je suis le déluge" is a expression It could be translate to "i'm the armageddon"

[@knotten55]

Does it not translate to like "the flood"

[@european_mapper-FR]

knotten55 literally, yes. But the true meaning is actually more like "the Armageddon" or the great thing that runned on your face

[@MrNailbrain]

It's a victor hugo quote and translates to "I am the flood!" The full sentence translates to "You think I am ebb, but I am the flood!"

[@european_mapper-FR]

MrNailbrain true, but in that context, even if it’s a "quote" (which became a little expression in French ; and I think Paradox is more than likely cheering the French expression), these translations I made some comments ago are still more accurate, in terms of context

[@FrenchToastQc]

Dude it literally translates to I am the flood

[@harveycortesroa5530]

#giveaway Germany: "We finally have a unified country" FeedBackGaming: "i'm gonna do what's called a pro gamer move"

[@FeedbackGaming]

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[@bottomgear1886]

#giveaway ‘something else’ instructions not clear

[@Joe-js7nr]

#giveaway Seeing how You we’re clearly mistaken with the decisions of the last giveaway. I’m back so you can choose the correct winner

[@bradleyholt2554]

FeedBackGaming viewed it all. Liked commented subbed and bell. Love your vids man. Go napoleon

[@MravacKid]

I'm probably going to subscribe in the next few years but I'm *never* clicking on any bells, so there's that. I haven't entered the giveaway though, so there's that too. :)

[@zodiac5375]

#giveaway ‘something else’

[@atlantiswolf]

#giveaway France: "We shall avenge the humiliating defeat at Waterloo!" United Kingdom: "Jolly good. Let us know if you need a hand with that."

[@Thorcar123]

Isnt the Prussians who are mostly responsible for the defeat in Waterloo? The english could help killing the Prussians ig

[@thebrockhd7894]

Self-Aware Bretonnian if you want so, it was MOSTLY the Prussians, but the English took a pretty big part too

[@ethanhatcher5533]

@@Thorcar123 the french and the British had fought each other to a standstill, the battle turned in the allies favor only after the arrival of the Prussians. So yes, but also kinda no

[@kn1ght049]

@@ethanhatcher5533 by standstill do you mean an advancing French army of overwhelming size slowly gaining ground against the British. The hill and farmhouses helped. The prussians were the saviours

[@CentralAftermath]

@@Thorcar123 The Prussians were busy fighting rearguard battles against Marshal Grouchy "tHe PrUsSiaNs WeRe ThE sAvIoRs" comment doesn't undermine the fact that Wellington only gave battle on the account that the Prussians would arrive on the battlefield. Which they did, very, very late when Napoleon's cavalry had already been smashed in Ney's disasterous charge and the Old Guard was beaten back roughly before or just as the Prussians started arriving (can't remember which tbh) So no, not really, the battle was won primarily by Wellington's army.

[@liamschaab2753]

#giveaway A united German State: exists France: chuckles, "I'm in danger"

[@weirdfancypants3410]

you gain cores on algeria cause modern day france plus algeria by the french was considered metropolitan france basicly the france the most developed and stuff like that if i am correct.

[@orpheonkatakrosmortarchoft4332]

Je suis le Déluge : I am the Deluge (that time God drowned the earth), it's a reference to the french expressions "après moi le déluge" (after me the deluge) which is usually used by leaders to say that everything is going to collapse once they leave power. The Blum-Viollette proposal was a project by Council President Léon Blum (basically Prime Minister under the III Republic) and the former governor of Algeria Maurice Viollette to give full french citizenship to around 25 000 native algerians. The project was motivated by the fact that Algeria at the time being legally fully part of France and not legally a colony couldn't have part of its population not have political rights, which would be unconstitutionnal. The idea was to progressively extend the citizenship to the Algerians, starting to this small pro French elite. Of course it was also a colonialist tactic prefered by the French, divide and conquer which they already used to great successes in Algeria with the Crémieux decret that gave full citizenship to Algerian Jews. However one would be wrong to see in this proposal just a pragmatic and imperialist move. It was also a sincere attempt to better the situations of Algerians for many of it supporters through assimilation. To truly understand the proposal one must understand the difference between French colonialism and British colonialism, the French rarely heavily settled territories like the British did, instead they relied on limited settlements progressively expanded through assimilation and race mixing. Already in the XVIth century in Québec this strategy was utilized and its effects can be seen in the 7 Years war where France generally had more support from the Natives, aswell as today with the "Métis", an ethnic groupe borned of French fur hunters marrying Native wives. When it comes XIXth century colonization France wasn't nicer or more comprehensive of Native culture than their British counterparts, they saw themselves as superior just has much as the British. However this feeling of superiority wasn't the same, it was more cultural and political when it was racial for the British. The Scramble for Africa occurs in the golden age of the Third Republic, and the French were very proud at the time of their then stable and succesful republic, the only one of its kind among the great powers of Europe. Also they saw their civilizing mission in their colonies as a way to bring this system to their subjects, it can be seen in how they organized their colonies. When the British allied with the local rulers through indirect rule, the French disbanded African kingdoms they saw as backward and implemented direct rule as a way to "guide" the locals toward a better system (with all the usual colonial hypocrisies of course). Assimilating the Algerians was a serious political project for many, as racial questions didn't matter as much to the French than to most Europeans at the time and religiously the Republic was anti-clerical anyways, so it was believed that as they were integrated Algerians would either abandon their religion or start following it in a reformed way that wouldn't be an obstacle to the Republic. The project didn't come to pass due to various reasons, opposition of the french colonists, of the french right and because the Popular Front, the left wing governement) had more pressing issues on its hands with the German threat on the horizon. However after the Libération in 1944 De Gaulles implemented it in an extended version, giving full French nationality to 65 000 Algerians instead of 25 000, giving the rest of the population extended political right including the right to vote (although in an unfair way giving most of the power to the colonists, an Algerian vote being essentially worth less than a Frenchman vote), aswell as reorganizing the Algerian desert from a territory controlled by the military to départements under civil administration like the rest of France. The spirit of the Blum-Viollette proposal lived on long after the war as many french political figures supported the idea of integrating the Algerians, even through the Algerian War of Independance. This political project would fail to pass because of the oppostion both in France and in Algeria.

[@GlidusFlowers]

This was an interesting read, thanks!

[@orpheonkatakrosmortarchoft4332]

@@GlidusFlowers Always here when we are talking french history.

[@orpheonkatakrosmortarchoft4332]

@Jackson West Just answering Feeback's questions.

[@giovannicarriero7902]

Little fact: very well known French journalists and writer Albert Camus actually came from Algeria

[@orpheonkatakrosmortarchoft4332]

@@giovannicarriero7902 Indeed, he a was "Pieds-Noirs" (Black-feet). A descendant of French settlers in Algeria.

[@Cromwell_]

Napoleon VI : takes control of France Germany : Franco Prussian war 2 electric boogal.. Germany : *oh frick oh shet och fudge*

[@danko2776]

Napolélon : *takes back throne* Literally everyone in Europe except french and poles : *nervous laughter*

[@Cromwell_]

@@danko2776 laughs in nervous

[@sebping7205]

17:30 Historical context: the french colonial empire was, you could, different, than other colonial systems - because they wanted to make the colonies into integral parts of their empire. They really wanted to integrate their colonies "into" France, so that they would one day become these integral parts of main France. It was planned, that these territories would be ruled on the same law base of France and that the natives would have had representation - you know. And in our timeline, this was the case for the northern Algerian areas. In some maps of that time, you can actually see, that northern Algeria is shown in the same way, as main France - that was as far, as this idea worked in our timeline. . . . I personally find this very interesting :D

[@DerSchupfball]

#giveaway French People: We started two great revolutions against our kings, we shall never be ruled by a king again! Alex: I think we should go back to monarchy...

[@Lowlandlord]

More than two really, they had two Empires and five Republics. Actually the Fifth Republic almost turned into the Fourth Monarchy, the Orleanist claimant was buddies with de Gaulle. Napoleon VI and the Orleanist (I always want to call him Henri, because most of them are Henris, but I forget his name) were both in the Foreign Legion, because they were not legally allowed into the French Army as themselves, being legally exiled. Darlan ends up getting murdered by a French monarchist, so monarchism was still around, Leclerc and his family (who were nobles and could go back to the crusades) were pro monarchy. French just like revolutions really, not sure they hate monarchism so much. Also they asked to join Britain during the Suez and share the Queen. Not even the second time there was a plan like that, in WW2 there was a plan to form a Franco-British state (quick google tells me the Franco-British Union, the names are a little vanilla here), make all the French people British citizens. Seriously, the French solution to government is to burn that mother down and try again.

[@vectrom21]

Again...

[@rahimrequiem9889]

Without Napoleon I there revolution could never be a success, bcs Napoleon gave a meaning to this revolt.

[@alatamore]

I can’t wait for all the “Riiiiip!” In this video.

[@cloverhal2284]

Algeria was considered for some time a « département » which is an administrative division we have in Metropolitan France. It signified Algeria and in particular the northern Algiers region was as important and as integrated as any other French region. It had the same administrative status as any other place in continental France. Today, there is still this kind of relationship although the following are no longer considered « colonies » : French Guyana, Martinique, Guadeloupe, la Réunion and Mayotte (not sure about this one) are French regions. One of the French Republic’s moto is « Une et indivisible » which means « One and undivided ». These places are as integral to the French nation as let’s say Paris (irl there’s some differences but legally it’s the same).

[@AMG_Official]

Feedback: a focus thar creates border gore that is art Us: faces of horror Seriously your the one who made me play hio4 thx man I want la resistance #giveaway please and thx

[@AnIllinoisan]

That Dusko Popov “double” agent was a real guy! I have a book about him, pretty incredible story. He was one of the inspirations for James Bond

[@mithrawnudo2152]

Dave: "Comment something original." Me: "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that." #giveaway

[@noodledoodle726]

0:50 instructions unclear... I love you Dave.

[@jozopako]

FeedBackGaming: ,, Me as a British i am very nervous of referendums." Me as a student of political science: *Laughs internarionally*

[@feesh147]

The reason why it gave cores on Algeria is because France saw them as french and that’s why the french fought so hard in the North Africa campaign

[@diegovildosola8295]

More play throughs please! And show us what templates you use in most updated version of game! Love your stuff man!

[@fitzwaren]

#giveaway I’m a simple men, I see “France is broken”, I click ! Just discovered your channel, love the video so far, keep going !

[@pott3r2nd40]

well this might need an updated version since they changed the army experience so that 1 division training is useless now and i think they changed the 20/40 width divisions so they don't work as they once did

[@ufxarthey3015]

Love the Allo Allo references in the achievements 😄😂

[@Andvare]

It is I, LeClerc!

[@CoolMan0901]

#giveaway France invading Moscow Soviet Union: aww s, here we go again

[@warmachine5835]

All you had to do was follow the damn train Stalin.

[@TheRaptorSh00T]

For the cor state in Algerie, at the time Algeria wasn't considered as a colony or a protectorate but had the status of a real french county, like Île de France (Paris county) and it explain why we released most of our colonies kinda peacefully but we did fought hard to keep Algeria because it was considered as secession.

[@FuryQwerty]

#giveaway French Empire: Dominates Europe Luxembourg at the border: *sweats profusely*

[@XxTurk3ybo1xX]

you gain cores on algeria because at the time there was a large french population there and it was consider apart of metropolitan france

[@joshuabrownlow7241]

Dave : "Comment Something Original." Me : "Originality? But Dave.. That's a forbidden thing." #giveaway

[@frozenpea8556]

I opened youtube and clicked on the video and I didnt even realized that it was just posted Then mid video i got the notification it was uploaded xd

[@AR0ACE]

The historical context for France getting cores on Algeria is that Algeria was a French colony, and a lot of people from the French Metropole moved to Algeria

[@patrikdukic1598]

#giveaway Feedback, i love your videos & can't wait to see another one, also an idea- what if you attempt to recreate the real world war 2 scenario , the exact dates?

[@FeedbackGaming]

Nope it would require way too much planning. Feel free to make your own video, it's a popular request

[@patrikdukic1598]

@@FeedbackGaming Ok, but this truly does prove that you read every single comment ! :)

[@the_patwick]

It’s a bit late and you might know this but there’s mods that do that. Endsieg is a mod with different scenarios that are historically accurate. (It’s a bit glitchy sometimes though)

[@amirhoseingaragoz4498]

#giveaway "Watching you play hoi4 is as satisfying as death in my current life pain"

[@mushroomman52]

Thanks man. Been binging all your videos recently

[@maarten9844]

#giveaway me when I see the title: niceeee France when they see the title: "France is justifying wargoals on FeedBackGaming's house"

[@TheRaptorSh00T]

For the core state Algeria it's because Algeria wasn't considered as a colony or a protectorate bus a normal french county, like Île de France (Paris county) It also explain why we released most of our colonies kinda peacefully but we did fought hard to keep Algeria, at the time it was considered as secession.

[@tsarevich1561]

So is this like the movie “Look Who’s Back” but with Napoleon? #giveaway

[@danielabadie2139]

#giveaway Seeing Napoleon the 6ths smiling face always makes me happy.

[@inferno2420]

_Fun Fact_ : The *UK and France* nearly become one in 1940. This project was designes by Jean Monnet when he was in London. Churchill definitely loved it such as De Gaulle. The British parliament voted in favor, however the french one refused. So, basically our countries could have become a single one aka the *Largest Empire on Earth.* #giveaway

[@literaltea2460]

I’m coming for you, Dave.

[@migdrum0792]

Literal_Cup_Of_Tea is this the beginning of the end?

[@suggestiveguy]

Dont drink dave please

[@swigo]

Hey my man, hope y’all are having a wonderful day!

[@agoodname7980]

Luxembourg: *if i dont move the baguette wont see me*

[@nickrutten8562]

#giveaway Hi Dave, I really love your calmness and clarity in general. I also love your excitement when breaking the game

[@VanBourner]

#giveaway You are the reason why I even like paradox games. They are so hard to get into but I use your videos as amazing entertaining tutorials where I learn the base mechanics and generally improve with this. Thank you for this, HoI4 became on of my most played games

[@MrHeinrichlau]

Dave I love your content I even rewatch some videos. Keep it up please!

[@HaloBenalo]

#giveaway I'm going to use the _s_ pills, im not gonna say that word cuz thats probably a naughty word for the youtube algorithm nice job keeping those ads

[@rileydrew4223]

The reason why you got cores on Algeria is because before the 1950s, about 20% of the population there were French settlers.

[@vanitum9172]

Dave: "Comment something original" Everyone: "I can't lol" Me" #StillHaventBoughtTheGameSoNoGiveawayForMe

[@Kaioken1986]

Oooo must watch.

[@jamesrose133]

You can actually do the French Union while waiting for the 365 days of stability buff is going. You get Cores on almost all of west Africa which gives you another 20 million core manpower. Syria and Indochina always seem to vote to leave. By the time you go further down the tree to the buff after war goal on Soviet Union you have an insane amount of manpower even before Germany attacks. I tried this yesterday and including the manpower from East Indies had a larger army than Germany when they declared war. On extension conscription as France had nearly 6 million manpower. I definitely am enjoying the French focus tree.

[@mrdoom4139]

#giveaway You’re actually the first bell icon I’ve turned on for KZbin.

[@armaholic5949]

#giveaway Alex: "The focus that creates border gore" Holy Roman Empire: *Hold my beer*

[@عليكامل-ج7ض]

قل اي لاف يو يفرن 600 ايام اسمي انا يوسف حسين عبد الوهاب

[@عليكامل-ج7ض]

الشيوخ ايش يصير لين ايش يو ايام يوسف انا اسمي يوسف يوسف حسين عبد الوهاب احبك كلش هواي انا احبك كل شيء عني و انا و ابوي تدرب يوميا يعني نشاط احنا احنا نحب بعض البعض يعني انا مو من الريال الريال انا من العراق انت من مين يا دوله

[@tannerbanban1]

#giveaway The reason for the cores on Algeria is based on the closeness between France and Algeria. The French saw Algerians as Frenchman, which caused them to fight bitterly when Algeria tried to leave the empire. Sorry if I got anything wrong, I learned all this a year ago.

[@AR0ACE]

#giveaway Dave, on a deep, personal level, I love you.

[@phantom5797]

2:55 do 0,25x speed

[@phantom5797]

@@BruhMoment-hm5gn idk

[@wouterkessel4852]

For some reason either parts of the new focus tree are leaking over to vanilla or paradox also changed vanilla France's focus tree as I suddenly am able to create an entente as a Fascist France with Italy, Czechslovakia, Joegoslavia, Poland and Roemenia

[@thegr8n8r]

#giveaway I just found this channel and I love it and also this game so I’m going to watch this for ever

[@festival9674]

Your voice is calming and helps me sleep at times. #giveaway

[@zookkee1189]

Yeah, basically France thought Algeria was an extension of european France, it wasn't until the Algerian war for independence when they realised "wait, these guys aren't french!?"

[@Pioneer_DE]

#giveaway Feedback Gaming *Breaths in French* Germany: Oh god no....

[@Pioneer_DE]

@@Michael-pc8ry Hanz get ze MP40

[@elijahhashem4100]

Nice reference to Nighthawk there, you have just earned my like

[@cynda4930]

#giveaway Feedback: *brings back french monarchy* France: *The People's Revolution Noises intensifies* (btw love your videos Feedback, great channel you've created)

[@piyo744]

DO YOU HEAR THE PEOPLE SING?

[@wouterkessel4852]

@@piyo744 Singing the song of angry men!

[@piyo744]

@@wouterkessel4852 THEY ARE SINGING THE SONG OF PEOPLE WHO WILL NOT BE SLAVES AGAIN

[@SirFulnsworth]

#giveaway Wow, for the first time in WWII, France is the other broken!

[@nicolaswohrer2272]

This is what I did for my playthrought : gather your navy right before attacking the UK. DO NOT plan the offensive on the UK, Belgium and the netherlands like it's nothing : it is easy to defeat them but if you beat them before the munich conference, you make your work against germany a 100 times easier since tchecoslovaquia will declare war on them (since the british do not exist anymore), making it very easy to do crazy encerclements and weakening their frontline. The rest is a piece of cake. I did it on speed 5 and I'm not very good at micro, so it's a pretty solid strategy. Axis defeated by early 1940, soviets defeated by early 1943.

[@AddamJTyndale]

#giveaway Dave, my hero, light of my life and apple of my eye, I find your videos enthralling and entertaining, and they have vastly improved my skills at playing HOI4 (though I'm still a long way from your skills). The best gift I could as for is that you continue making these great videos, but if I could also get a copy of La Resistance for free then I'd love you even more (though not winning will not in any way make me love you less). Keep up the good work bud, hope you have a lovely day and plenty of coffee!

[@НикитаГоловкин-к6п]

#giveaway Something sweet huh? I had pretty rough day today and then i saw your video, now im feeling better

[@aidan883]

the economic devolution national spirit doesn't go away for me

[@cdevreeze2186]

#giveaway When someone leads France and doesn’t surrender. French military high command in WW2: Is it possible to learn this power?

[@kaminoishi4442]

#giveaway 'I love your content, I mean it real, as a German I can't joke!'

[@jacques8221]

The Blum-Violette proposal was a project to give rights of vote to some muslim algerians. I will try to give simplified context: In the french colonial era, the left (politicians like Blum) encouraged colonisation to pursue the civilizing mission. The right was more reluctant, but they were usually the officers (like Marshal Bugeaud) that actually conquered colonies. The left encouraged direct rule/ integration, for example: the attempts to make algeria into actual french clay like Lorraine, While the right prefered indirect rule/Overlordship, like in morocco which retained its king.

[@WillhelmdidNothingwrong]

#giveaway need something to distract me from the impending recession

[@rubenbrouwer6897]

#giveaway Does maple sirup count as something sweet?

[@eliasfelix7205]

No

[@hubeargreat7212]

I really Like that they buffed dispersed industry. I never liked concentrated even when it was the obvious better choice.

[@mountaindew3319]

#giveaway `SOMETHING ELSE’

[@orlogskapten4161]

The thing on Algeria. So it used to be considered to be a department (a sub-division of French territory) of France but Algerian Muslims couldn't become citizens. The proposal would allow them to become citizens without abandoning Muslim law. This never happened as French settlers in Algeria protested against it. This is one of the reasons why Algeria grew increasingly hostile towards France. They couldn't be citizens but were still ruled by France.

[@lucmarsh6324]

Thanks for the giveaway, that was very kind of you to spend your own money for some random people.

[@jeffpiper4208]

I can’t live a day with out your amazing videos Dave 😜

[@modddy0025]

#giveaway Sooo, I heard that high heels were orginally invented for butchers in order to avoid soaking their boots in blood and also was used by Persian soldiers in 15th century and also European nobles (male nobles to be exact). Also in the past pink color was associated with men so now I can proudly go out in my pink high heels and educate everyone who points them out

[@mennoastfalck2267]

9:15 That burning letter animation is god tier

[@AJ-wn4bm]

#giveaway good video guide, and you crushed germany rapidly so well played! did you choose royalist/unaligned route because it is the most powerful side of the focus tree?

[@FeedbackGaming]

Na I went for it for the achievement. I think the fascist party is the strongest

[@steffens.8494]

It's much harder if the early mobilization event doesn't fire. First you can't get early mobilization and second you can't go for Begin rearmament and missing the 4 mils.

[@GaspardFR]

0:10 The moment you translate a french word with a french word so non french speaker can understand. Good guy

[@ZebraUnite]

I could only imagine the horror of millions of mimes on penny-farthings wielding stale baguettes rampaging east across Europe #giveaway Also this is probably a better time than any to say that I found your channel when United we stand came out and I was looking for tips for a navy focused Britain and to think I’d still be watching your video so many years later is crazy. Your content has only gotten better keep it up man!

[@yeatnumber1Dmuncher]

#giveaway I'm a new Hoi4 player and I have to say I love the fact you don't cut important bits from your videos. You taught me how to do a naval invasion, how to encircle units, how to pin units in place, what a 7-2 division and, of course, how to demolish everyone as Romania.

[@DubstepStranger]

Historian Virgin: Napoléon Bonaparte had the coolest name tho Historian Chads: *Louis Napoléon Bonaparte III intensifies* #giveaway

[@nomaem3341]

Wow, great video. Didnt know careful AI seemed smart.

[@goldenlegend27]

I think that your videos are some of the greatest and most helpful hearts of iron videos as someone who is really new to this game your are very helpful to my experience thank you so much for your videos this is not a joke I'm serious about everything I have said

[@scottclark5991]

La Resistance has made me sad. I've played Portugal, Spain, AND France and all of my runs have ended with a game-breaking bug.

[@cholewciax]

19:47 Spanish Spain, what feedback should I leave to this masterpiece?

[@lechangeling6056]

#giveaway As a French, this feels so good. And also, the Blum-Viollette proposal was an amendment which suggested that native Algerians should gain the citizenship and the right to vote. This law was never accepted by the Assembly though

[@eamonnprunty]

I have a legitimate question dave and I dont mean to be rude by asking it. When you read roman numerals do you have the same difficulty as when you read normal letters? Theres no one thats dyslexic in my life so youre the one to ask...

[@matthings4133]

#giveaway the cores in algeria focus is because of the many people that immigrated from france to algeria. those people are called "Pieds-noirs" (blackfeet). and they represented about 1 / 10 of the total population.

[@CoolMan0901]

France never surrenders

[@unegrenouille5441]

#giveaway As for why France can get cores on Algeria, I assume that it has something to do with the fact that there were a substantial number of French colonists there and it was a full fledged French department.

[@archiedelapena7299]

I'm playing Nappy France so wrong, cheers Dave.

[@paul-gabrielstudentdumont3660]

#giveaway France: Exists Napoleon: Exists Everyone else: This guy is shit "Napoleon beats everyone" Also everyone else: This guy is a menace ! And this is the story that brought Europe together ! At last. "cough" But not for long "cough" WWI "cough" WWII "cough"

[@wolfanize4334]

Occupy Moscow: Napoleon did it technically #giveaway. Also the French are already broken at the start of the game (Government wise)

[@TheRewasder97]

I'm having problems with this run. 3 attemps, 3 fails always at the same moment. I hold the maginot and the alps easily, but the germans steamroll me through the netherlands, mi divisions melt and deorg in seconds, even if they theoretically have a lot of defence and everything. I have even tried building forts on the border, but at tier4 they were not very useful either.

[@funzo2018]

I’m having the same problem right now lol