MANAGING YOUR ECONOMY | A Total War: Three Kingdoms Guide

[@ninhkhang91]

This dawned on me yesterday after 260 hours in the game. Blue is water, Purple is metal, Gold is earth, Red is fire, and Green is tree, and the buildings interact with each other loosely based on the five element theory. So in short, if you have a Green resource, build Green and Blue; Purple resources, get Purple, Red, and Blue (if you have space); Blue resource (for trading ports, make sure you go for the spice route), get Blue and Purple. Must have in all settlements for me are 1. administrative (Gold) building with 20% corruption reduction, and 2 . Taoist temple with 2-18 public order. On top you should put Purple administrators for silk and spice regions, and anti-corruption missions for economic missions. With this, I had at least 5 regions with 4-5k income per turn.

[@Darksky1001able]

Fuck dude, this sounds difficult.

[@casper191985]

@@ericcartman1328 stop being cheap

[@JackSpackProductions]

Step 1: Farm rice Step 2: Sell rice at an exorbitant rate to people who do not have a lot of rice Step 3: Profit

[@weabae5910]

This only works for about 70-100 turns then you go broke if you depend on that trade income

[@CapSith1]

Might also be worth noting to get regular payments from vassel states you own as well

[@weabae5910]

Alec Joseph that’s a good idea didn’t think of that

[@Spider-Too-Too]

i didnt upgrade the blue tehc tree. that improve the trade influence. and now i cant trade food for shit

[@totalwarlegendary326]

Step 4: Headache :-)

[@jiebu2763]

The lyrics of the title song: “十五从军征，八十始得归。” “Join the army at fifteen, only to return home until eighty.” This is from a song at the period of Han Dynasty. The full version: Chinese: 十五从军征，八十始得归。 道逢乡里人：家中有阿谁？ 遥看是君家，松柏冢累累。 兔从狗窦入，雉从梁上飞。 中庭生旅谷，井上生旅葵。 舂谷持作饭，采葵持作羹。 羹饭一时熟，不知贻阿谁！ 出门东向看，泪落沾我衣。 English: *At Fifteen I Joined the Army on Expedition* At fifteen I joined the army on expedition, Only at eighty did I finally return. On the way I met a villager: "Who is left in my home?" "See there in the distance is your home, Among the pine, cypress, and graves piled high." Rabbits enter through the dog hole, Pheasants fly from the rafters. In the parlour grows wild grain, Upon the well grows wild vegetables. I grind the grain for a meal, I pick the vegetables for the broth. Meal and broth are ready in an instant, But I know not whom to serve. As I step out and look east, Falling tears soak my clothes.

[@Spider-Too-Too]

ppl can live to 80 back in the day?

[@ZhuGeLiang6969]

@@Spider-Too-Too highly unlikely.. basicly it means join army and never return...

[@quanyuan6760]

Owen Bunny about half of babies die when they are born, but that can live pretty long after they survived.

[@StreetFamzz]

This is exactly what I'm looking for. Please keep them coming.

[@MrHalstedt]

Total War vet but needed something like this to put context around the things i'm doing in my first playthrough. Great stuff mate.

[@syndicalist-0]

Its been a long time since we needed to do our homework to play a TW game effectively, hasnt it? Lol its a breath of fresh air to my favourite franchise.

[@MrHalstedt]

@@syndicalist-0 started a Liu Bei campaign last night and getting my ass handed to me 50 turns in. The battles are far harder than Warhammer too

[@syndicalist-0]

@@MrHalstedt i know its GREAT. the depth, the difficulty, and the hope for a better patched future make this title the best in my opinion. Nothing can replace the nostalgia of Rome 1 or medieval 2, or even medieval 1...but i think 3k is at the top for me. Its the first TW game ive played in years where i didnt ask myself "wait...what happened to (Insert missing feature here)?" Lol

[@Matti133]

I've seen way longer videos on this subject, this is very concise and well laid out.

[@SkurtavusGrodolfus]

This was so helpful! I've been playing as Sun Jian and expanding rapidly towards the south and have gained access to alot of resources, including spice, but I've still not made alot of money from my many trade deals. After releasing a few characters from service and disbanding a few retinues that were inactive at the time and building some administrative courts to reduce corruption my economy has started to boom. I'm working hard on consolidating my holdings now, since I've basically just blazed a path south and eastward without taking time to catch my breath.

[@condorX2]

Yeh. I just start playing. I think the real goal for this game isn't about unification, but to get rich through management. The game will make you poor by sending 4-5 armies to attack your city, this forces you to raise an army to counter them. This cost 3-5k per day for 3 army with 2 generals + 6 units.

[@mohammadfakhoury1187]

I finally found a short guide! There are many details that I missed in the game but you showed them. Thank you so much.

[@SurrealBeliefs]

Teach me sifu.

[@LA-hx8gj]

🤣

[@MrAyasta]

Thank you for this. Watching other content creator playing the game on stream had me screaming, not many seemed to have grasped the new mechanics for both characters and empire management.

[@Ableseamansainz]

MrAyasta , completely agree with that

[@duderock10111]

Probably because its pretty boring to learn. Games fun though.

[@Naustrawarlock]

First youtuber to make guide on 3 kingdoms... you got a new subscriber. Thank!

[@CatroiOz]

Mrsmartdonkey made a pretty good guide a few days ago for Liu Bei

[@HForHavoc]

Don’t believe him. He lies. My guides best guides

[@eidolon9625]

I love what they've done with the economy, I've already made up a spreadsheet to compare the income I can get from all of the various building chains.

[@JOHNvsTIMO]

any chance for you to share? :D

[@joerenaldy7558]

would love to see the spreadsheet as well!

[@Cheapstall]

I love long format guides and discussions on stuff like this. I use it as talk radio.

[@brad4058]

Man this game is sure as hell a lot different than Warhammer. I have to learn this whole thing again.

[@lockstarkingding]

same reason I'm here I played all the games b4 this one and this us where in stumped

[@brad4058]

@@lockstarkingding It took me about 70 hrs to get a grasp of what's going on. Now the next thing is learning diplomacy, cuz boy does this game go really in depth with it and all this family tree stuff and marrying other offspring... Waaaaaay too much going on at one time lol.

[@lockstarkingding]

I'm trying to catch up to you on this economic journey still Haha. but strangely I have a hold on the diplomacy because i played another PC game where all you did wa story to conquer the map through diplomacy. Marrying into family and killing off the other makes off spring so you have the only legitimate air to the kingdom, assasination, every one in your court wanting higher power , forming secrrye allies to make them go to war for you so u dont have to go to war with an ally. 3k feels like they took there script lol

[@brad4058]

@@lockstarkingding kudos to you on the diplomacy and family tree, it sure aint easy to remember all of it.

[@BR0984]

Maurice Joseph so you play ck2? (Crusader kings 2)

[@HeyMyNameIs...]

this game had a complex but deep system in how to manage you're economy. This game had it all!

[@DeadlySinner97]

from what I understand family estates is what separates characters in terms of "difficulty" cao cao is labelled easy because I believe he gets the highest bonus from family estates where as higher difficulty characters like he yi and zheng jiang have a lower family estates than rest. only reason Dong Zhou is labelled hard is because he starts off at war with everyone which balances out his boosted economy (and you have to unlock him first)

[@castraoil3466]

Cao Cao's base is moderate. he gets 2000 while people like sun jian and yuan shao both get 3000 from estates.

[@HForHavoc]

*1) That awkward moment when someone sees a mistake in your videos. Appreciated, but that means I'll have to take down the video once I get home to make the fix. So this will get re-uploaded late tonight just FYI. Guess I shouldn't edit videos while taking care of my newborn so my wife can sleep lol* *2)Edit Update - This video is doing insanely better than I thought it would. I've decided that I'm not gonna take it down. Just know that (if you even noticed) Motifiers is meant to be Modifiers* *3)There's still time to pre-order and get the Yellow Turban DLC. Use my custom promo code THINGDOM5 after you click the link to get 16% off of Total War: Three Kingdoms NOTE: Currently only available in the EU, otherwise it's region locked* uk.gamesplanet.com/game/total-war-three-kingdoms-steam-key--3680-1?ref=havoc

[@Alexeiyeah]

good luck with the new kid, Havoc. I can't think how one can work having two kids and a baby... You are a hero.

[@Kristaliorn]

Just noticed this and was about to comment. But happy days dude. All the best!

[@kyruublad]

Diplomacy ingoings and outgoings are based on if you are a vassel or have vassels that you give or recieve money from :)

[@sarrajyasin6327]

Thanks for this dude, very helpful

[@schuttle89]

The estates income is just the base income that is in every game from what I can see

[@DirEnGay]

My first campaign I had to abandon with Cao Cao despite being on easy because of negative public growth at around the 4-5 hour mark. I owned 7 provinces, I had a military building in all of them with public order gain, cities large enough so that the population did not reach the cap, excess food production and room for growth but I was being bombarded with like -14 public order from 'population' and a further -4 from something like 'dislike person in power', and at this point in the game I didn't know how to fix it. I spent like 25 turns running around my own cities battling the army that spawns once you reach -100 trying to build things to fix the issue and nothing I did worked. I'm trying again today, but the thing that worries me is I don't even know what I did wrong, so I will probably do it again... There wasn't something obvious to learn from.

[@HForHavoc]

I'll add a public order video to the list!

[@DirEnGay]

@@HForHavoc Yeah I didn't really play any previous titles before Total War: Warhammer 1 and 2, but I played those games a lot, and all you ever really needed was a single public order building and/or a corruption spreading one, and in the late game you can just delete them and replace with something better as you're permanently on 100/100.

[@condorX2]

Very good explanation. I just start playing. I think the real goal for this game isn't about unification, but to get rich through management. The game will make you poor by sending 4-5 armies to attack your city, this forces you to raise an army to counter them. This cost 3-5k per turn for 3 army with 2 generals + 6 units.

[@zoommonkey]

thank you for all ur guides, im brand new to this game and im finding i have a lot of learning ahead of be before i can properly enjoy this game.

[@jojiriver627]

6:56 did you said Motifiers or Modifiers I'm confused Btw great explanation on economy Kong Rong would be proud.

[@HForHavoc]

Ya it's a whoopsie on my part. I mentioned it in the comments lol. It's supposed to be modifiers.

[@CarloTheCurious]

Nice guide. I think a section on corruption would have been useful - it can be a *huge* impact to your economy once you get big.

[@actuallynactual2113]

I still don't understand corruption. I'm in the three kingdoms stage in my game at It's going great but the majority of my settlements are only making 60% income due to 40% corruption even with 100% public order. Some of my settlements even having 60% corruption! how do I lower this outside of the skill tree perks because my entire economy is working at like 50% strength right now?

[@Reyvinn92]

Great work as always! Very informative, and cleared the economy for me. Thanks! And keep them coming, You may convince me to buy it before any discounts :)

[@darkrevan2]

If you are from Europe, you might wanna look at the expanded discription box from the vid, there is a link and discount code from Hforhavoc, where you can buy the game for around 45 euros. And if you purchase it in this way you are supporting the channel as well, because he gets a % for the people that buy the game with his link(without increasing what you pay). The offer is only till the 30-31th this month tho (added incense in the time this offer is life, you get yellow turbans free as well!)

[@mikecoogan5036]

The other income is the base income that allows you to build and maintain your first army. It's a feature of all the recent total war games, although I think this is the first game to have any modifiers to it.

[@MT-sq4ue]

Politics expenses is probably if you are a vassal to another faction.

[@HForHavoc]

That is very much entirely possible! I've never been a vassal lol

[@yokai4059]

What’s the best way of increasing food distribution

[@Ableseamansainz]

Very helpful, a little 5 minuter on records vs romance would be nice 2 , is records basicly Attila ?

[@acidosis1985]

No because atilla is terrible. As in the game mode yes it is similar, as in the generals are like normal general. Not super human and has bodyguards (units)

[@TDurden527]

Thanks u for this "How 2." Very clear. 2:49 The reform tree shown in my game is not this at all. It is a "tree" with "branches" of different colors. Currently I am tasked with constructing a building from the "Settlement Administration" chain. The "branches" of the tree are Philosophy and trade, Infrastructure and economy, governmental reforms, military doctrines, and agricultural reforms so "settlement administration" i can't find. I'd appreciate knowing how to get the chart u have and if anyone can tell me where settlement administration is. Thanks.

[@HForHavoc]

What I’m showing in that part is the reform section of the Yellow Turban Rebellion. They have a different form of tech tree as it were. The settlement admin is building chain. Go to a commandery and right click on any building. That’ll bring up the building browser and you’ll be able to find settlement admin from there.

[@TDurden527]

@@HForHavoc Thanks:)

[@npc5649]

So what does corruption actually do

[@filofteia1]

pre purchased already, thing is I like smashing heads more than organizing, is there a button to put all administration on autopilot ?

[@the_dropbear4392]

No

[@winjiro106]

No

[@karelwolf998]

damn do i love that kong rong with glowing eyes

[@HForHavoc]

I'm so old that meme-ing is hard for me lol. This is one small way I'm keeping up with the kids ;)

[@3ull]

Awesome breakdown of 3K economy!

[@tovarishchsimonov289]

Lol so Yuan Shao become a Song Dynasty? XD

[@havocgr1976]

Great video.I ll add something.Try to not recruit generals that have that "wants higher rank" or something like that trait (it will be on the 3rd tab on their char, not the first).You keep raising em in rank and salary and they are always displeased until you end up paying em a ton of money.In the end I just kicked em out.

[@xeno7073]

Could you do a guide for corruption please? Best ways to combat it, how to set up buildings etc.? My theories are to make capitals that have multiple adjacent commandaries surrounding it to be fully economy generating. And then use the surrounding commandaries as adjacent corruption decreasing buildings. I mean, I'm thinking corruption doesn't matter all that much to capitals that are earning less than 1k gross, as it will be minimal impact compared to a capital that is earning 1.5k+ in gross. Corruption is nasty. Should you trade territories to lessen the corruption? Trade food for income with other factions equal to the amount lost through corruption? It's interesting how vassals and alliances are more important than actually controlling all the counties yourself under one faction - else the corruption becomes too much. If anyone is wondering why you might have confederated with a faction that has a lot of counties (looking at you Lui Bei) and your treasury is -4000, then it'll be to do with corruption I think. Just spit balling. Wondering if it's all fair theories/methods to deal with it?

[@Jawf94]

Bypass the whole economy system by just playing as Zheng Jiang and live off dat sweet tribute money. I had almost 2 million by the end of the game.

[@Jaxwild18]

Can you do a guide on public order, and how to remedy some of its negative effects? I've been plagued with an ever-increasing population debuff on public order on cities that aren't even filled or half filled. On top of that, I also want to know about the "faction support" mechanic cause that profoundly gives my commandries a -10 public order and I have yet to find a building to counter those two public order debuffs.

[@HForHavoc]

Public order is definitely on my list!

[@tyuspatterson8829]

Very helpful as veteran total war player, subscribed. Cheers mate

[@georgenikou]

Fantastic video, subbed

[@MrValgard]

2:51 what is this reform ui o.O?

[@HForHavoc]

That’s the Yellow Turban Rebellions tech page!

[@the_dropbear4392]

@@HForHavoc oh makes sense

[@MrValgard]

@@HForHavoc nice!

[@nenadzivkovic1859]

I play TW games since Rome 1, and with every new game interface becomes more complex, and management becomes frustrating. I just started playing three kingdoms, and I can not figure out on the map, what characters are mine, and what cities are mine... Omg

[@Dwaftman]

I think it has more economic detail than Attila or Rome 2 or Throne of Britania (never play warhammer series). Very excited and cant wait to play the game. Thank you for the guide and hope that there will be more guide from you soon :)

[@HForHavoc]

There will indeed! Glad you enjoyed it

[@MrRavenXavier]

What's the reform page there shown at 2:51? Been playing since release day and haven't seen that. Is that records mode? Been playing in Romance maybe that's why. Was that a beta screen or something?

[@HForHavoc]

That's the Yellow Turban Rebellion's tech system

[@dmitrypokusaev2405]

Great guide! But how do you open the tab at 2:50? My reforms tree looks like a ... tree.

[@HForHavoc]

The tab in the video is the Yellow Turban Rebellion's reform system. Everyone else's is a tree

[@blee04524]

preordered the game now we need more guide vids to get myself prepared

[@HForHavoc]

They'll get out slowly but surely lol

[@exodus2oo]

2:49 how do I get that Reform screen instead of the tree?(which is shit).

[@HForHavoc]

The reform screen is from the Yellow Turban DLC. Only they have access to that

[@exodus2oo]

@@HForHavoc oh....thats sad..don't really like the tree, looks cool but difficult to see

[@TheGreatCharlie123]

yo, whats the song on the beginning of the video??

[@aerotype]

Why is your reforms tree not a tree tho 🤔

[@gravewalker1671]

I was always trying to build commerce and industrial building for economy.(they boost eachother) i also try to do them near to mines or trade port so that can even boost my income further. So i dont focus on, much the income from peasent. I rather focus on food production and mostly build them farms thats in a region. Is the best thing to do? Or are they better alternatives?

[@gravewalker1671]

Simply i separete all regions, one for food one for money and others for military(few,mostly on poor and border commanderies)

[@GerNiels]

What are those half/half color characters? Like the yellow/red etc. I've done a Yuan Shao campaign and i haven't seen those

[@HForHavoc]

Well Mr Bush it's the Yellow Turban Rebellion faction generals.

[@Molda22]

I have a few questions if anyone can help me. I am bit confused about the "recall general/army" feature. What does do? Do you release your general and your army with that? Or the generals army is released (deleted) and the general returns to some town? Or he vanishes completely and is only in some menu to be used later? And also there is the "swapping" mechanic in the game for your regiments and i am not sure how it works. Is the swapped regiment saved somewhere, or they will dispband and dissapear? Thanks

[@the_dropbear4392]

He just goes back to your court waiting for you to raise his army again, but when you raise it you will have to pay the cost for all his retinue

[@HForHavoc]

What this guy says. And swapping literally just switches the entire unit out. The previous unit will transfer a large portion of their men to the new one so you don't have to muster nearly as long. But then the previous unit disappears forever haha

[@Molda22]

thanks guys for answers. So when you recall the general and he goes back to the court, when you recall him back, you recall only the general alone right? Or his whole retinue or perhaps whole army he had? And about swapping follow up question - you dont have to always use swapping if you want to make room for new unit right? You can still just simply transfer some units to some other army and split the armies as always was the case. Or are they now somehow "stuck" with the general and you either have to use swapping or disbanding the unit? thanks

[@HForHavoc]

So retinues are stuck with what troops are in there. There is no unit swapping between them. So yes, you'd either have to disband a unit or swap him with a newly recruited unit. If that makes sense lol. As for recalling generals, I believe they only keep what retinue units they had when you first employed them.

[@Molda22]

@@HForHavoc ok thanks a lot again. Thats a bit weird that you cannot simply split and move your armies hovewer you want like in previous titles. But its ok, its just a matter of getting used to it.

[@JavierUKWithCat]

I kinda fucked up all my buildings,,, do u suggest i should destroy some of them and fix?

[@HForHavoc]

Absolutely yes. Next week my plans are to release a building browser overview then do a building synergy video to max your commanderies

[@phoenixboyz]

I don't quite understand the trade agreement/ monopoly works, how can I have the trade agreement / monopoly available to choose?

[@HForHavoc]

Trade agreements are limited in number. Some followers or character skills can unlock more trade agreements, as can tech. A trade monopoly is only available to Kong Rong. It just give you more trade influence so you can make more money.

[@phoenixboyz]

@@HForHavoc do you know where can I find my no. Of trade agreements ? I can't locate it

[@HForHavoc]

On the diplomacy screen, just bottom right of your character you'll see your diplomacy with all factions. You'll see a 1/2, 3/4 etc etc for the number of trade agreements you have as well as how many you CAN have.

[@phoenixboyz]

@@HForHavoc Thanks Havoc By the what, is there a bug for having offspring? My Kong Rong had an arranged marriage with lady from another faction for 10 years still don't have any offspring

[@HForHavoc]

I think it's gotta be a bug. I've noticed a lot of problems with some factions and offspring

[@Tsvenom6146]

Let me say something outside ..i always wanted a huge total war map but they are little always totall war three kingdoms is an nice game i wished that there was other countries there beside china so i could have more conquest etc .that just would have been fun

[@bradleythompson5531]

Are the income amounts shown as net or gross? That always used to throw me off in Shogun 2 because the buildings showed net but most everything else was gross.

[@HForHavoc]

All income from buildings is shown as gross. Then it goes thru the tax and corruption modifiers to get to your net

[@bradleythompson5531]

@@HForHavoc Thanks. So same as Shogun 2. Sorry I had them back the front in my earlier comment.

[@HForHavoc]

No worries!

[@Dreamw4lk3r]

Exactly what I needed!

[@jregju]

I’m new to the game, why is your tech tree different from mine? Is it something different from the reform tab?

[@ahmedisakovic8235]

It is because he is playing as Gong Du, one of the yellow turbans. They have different tech trees

[@HForHavoc]

^ Yep that's why. Sorry I was late to the comment hahah

[@AldenWelch-h1k]

Thank you for the advice…greatly appreciate it whtchu do

[@cesare.lopezelll8122]

Jes please more info vids like this, also could creat a vid on each factions money situation and how best to build it up from their starting location, great vid it made me a sub. :-)

[@arturo0727]

Can anyone explain how corruption works, I have got to the point where I own more than half of China but I can only afford 2 armies.

[@tieri]

arturo0727 wow!

[@JsBlazIN]

I'm getting like 30-35k a turn. I just went full business mode. Only cared about making money and had a few armies around to put down the unrest. Money and food, i let everyone around me fight while making peace with my neighbors and never getting on the bad side of my stronger neighbors. And now I have easily 150k - 200k in reserves in case i get into a big war. Alsonow i can afford to tax exempt cities and lower my taxes to -20% and still get 15-20 k per turn. Now i have like 10 full full armies just hanging around my border towns and still have that sick income.

[@markfrantz4612]

What is the intro music?

[@HForHavoc]

It's the end of the original announcement video

[@shad3d307]

great guide.

[@chottomatekudasai-kun3887]

Jade gives both commerce and industry income

[@Alexeiyeah]

Guess gonna effing buy this game because of you, as I did with Atilla. Oh my wallet... Editing as I'm watching: I have one doubt: does the tax slider apply to all commanderies or can you set it on each region? I loved the Empire Total War tax system. Second, about the characters you hire from the pool: they level up and acquire new traits or they are stationary? For example, they only start with a trait that boost a silk income by 2% or can you upgrade that? If you can upgrade a character, do they retain their upgrades when you send them back to the pool?

[@HForHavoc]

Just use my link if you're not in the US :)

[@HForHavoc]

It’s an empire wide modifier.

[@Alexeiyeah]

@@HForHavoc That nation modifier only is such a bummer. I think they should improve on what they did on Empire: the possibility of lowering or not collecting taxes at all in specific provinces to balance out the region's public order problem was such a fine feature, for me.

[@Alexeiyeah]

@@HForHavoc The link for a discount is region locked for UK, no? I am from Brazil, so it does not affect me :/

[@shipwreckjs673]

What an unexpected surprise! And first.

[@ravefothepeopl3]

Motifiers? You mean modifiers?

[@HForHavoc]

Lolz. Whoops

[@Adam0Yahya]

I'm mordified about the motifiers. 😁 Anyway, small issue. Does not anyway affect this great video.

[@weeb-gaming2315]

and i think Liu bei is MOST OP i mean his faction and bonus

[@darioildiario3001]

I still can't understand how corruption works...

[@HForHavoc]

Have you watched my corruption video? It doesn’t really explain how it works but more how to counter it

[@darioildiario3001]

@@HForHavoc Uh, thanks a lot man, very kind of yours ^_^

[@darkrevan2]

Learned alot already from all the streams, but thx anyway for the indepth explanations. Are you planning to make one for population and how to keep them happy? Thats something I am strugling with despite building governement support and temples (and some reforms) Have a nice day

[@HForHavoc]

It’s on the list!

[@darkrevan2]

@@HForHavoc Thats great, thx

[@wjz5204]

Kong rong is a descendant of Confucius，If he didn't try to save Han ,I think Cao CAO wouldn't kill him

[@weeb-gaming2315]

i dont even trade rice for money i have over 5k income and over 100 rice

[@jerryferus]

nice!

[@08ikfir]

Released already? Cool...

[@mikkelfr9602]

I need a game of thrones mod for this game

[@kartoffelsalat0]

I couldnt help but read alove this thumbnail in my thickest Chinese accent possible.

[@abe9900]

Motifiers

[@HForHavoc]

Addressed in my pinned comment

[@tacticalnuke5673]

You fools! Kong Rong *is* the economy!

[@stewiegriffin5139]

At first my stupid ass read 'Managing' as a chinese Name for a playable faction lmao

[@alaaalkhezzi1627]

i love it

[@warkito]

cool video

[@OneDanielSann]

8 min video.. im still confused.. this is why i dont play campaign..

[@HForHavoc]

What's got you confused. I'm going to regularly focus on specific parts of this game, I've got a list going. So let me know what you need to know and I'll add it to the list :)

[@AcidWords1]

This game confuses the shit out of me. I feel like I should take online courses and actually improve my life over trying to get good at a video game.

[@tidykun3707]

still dont understand,i think im too stupid to play these games xD

[@HForHavoc]

Just take your time and really look at everything. No one's pressuring you to push thru quickly

[@ebowden1168]

After playing paradox games this just seems like a joke, but hey I wanna play battles so

[@thinkwithportals5018]

Right, because spamming Civi Factories and reducing consumer goods is such an in-depth economy mechanic.... I assume you are not talking about HoI4, but not all Paradox games have super complicated economies... ;)

[@ebowden1168]

Was more talking about Vicky 2 and crusader kings in my opinion. Hoi4 is fun but it takes too long and is easy

[@justme-bu9ht]

alan walker

[@Shammer1]

Yeah you just trick the ai to pay you lol

[@NielsMulvad]

It's quite easy to manage the economy, don't buy the game = save money.