Hungary Just Got INSANELY FUN In EU4

[@LudietHistoria]

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[@magaming4409]

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[@Exxard]

*clap clap*

[@duncansaunders5551]

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[@epicorax253]

Hey, I already watched this one. Make more content!

[@Commasoncommqs]

Part 65 asking ludi for Golden Horde

[@Sikkeskatona]

I love how your pronounciation evolved during the recent years (not just for hungarian names, but other nations') . Thank you for the amazing content you do for us. 😊

[@LudietHistoria]

My pleasure!

[@hikey7955]

I really enjoy the history lesson at the start.

[@LudietHistoria]

😊

[@ezirsavan]

Same same same

[@shorttreederek]

The amount you talked about the history is good as I believe people who love this game would also like to know more about the history and the background. Thank you for sharing this

[@lopezherndon9107]

Ludi never feel bad about sharing your historical knowledge! You give great advice how to play and i learn more about my favorite subject at the same time! It's a Win Win!

[@LudietHistoria]

Glad to hear it!

[@tarikbaykara]

Agreed

[@arminhergl5388]

Same, same Every of your vids could use some historic content 😊

[@1212Diablo]

Love the history at the start! Make it into a short while you're at it but don't mind you doing exclusively video like that. Where you just pick a random nation/area that you know a lot about and just spew facts out. You are good at building a story around that makes it interesting to listen to and follow.

[@shalalam]

Lessons by history professor Ludi, yes please!

[@aryanparekh8119]

Yesss pls

[@lucassabino2101]

I want ludi sensei pls

[@mostafamehrafsha365]

@@lucassabino2101 i would watch that too

[@gannonpatton2858]

Context is key when playing a historical game. It's not annoying when you insert history into the game, it's valuable!

[@kyleholmgren5939]

Loved the history bits. Great job man!

[@LudietHistoria]

Much appreciated!

[@hoyinching9313]

1:59 I really like you mention the nation's history when playing as them

[@anthonyvollmer9977]

More history talks please Ludi!

[@queen_nat4586]

I love the history lessons at the beginning of these videos. It makes it easier to get more involved in a roleplay way with these countries.

[@W1llbam]

Really awesome introduction in the beginning. I really appreciate this very interesting high quality walkthrough of the situation.

[@spasik_m]

Thank you, Ludi!) I adore your humor, and I love your "historically speaking". It was super interesting video 🎉❤

[@LudietHistoria]

Thank you! 😃

[@salamgir]

I absolutely LOVE the historical parts of your videos! They provide great context and are something that I don't see in any of the other EU4 content creators.

[@minhuctrinh1059]

Love the history bits in the videos man, keeep it up!

[@LudietHistoria]

Thanks! Will do!

[@russpowell1948]

I like your history commentary, especially when it relates to regions or periods you are particularly familiar with.

[@LudietHistoria]

Glad you enjoyed

[@lukasseim2421]

I like it when u talk a little about the history! Very great video Ludi!

[@LudietHistoria]

Thank you! 😃

[@Cyberkonstapeln]

I love the lil history lesson at the beginning. 10/10 video

[@imperatorgub6681]

I like the history. You have a tendency to discuss what was going on in Central/Eastern Europe with some level of expertise, its never too long or drawn out, just gives us a little bit of context and world building. Makes you better than other EU streamers in that regard. Keep it up homie.

[@klockrenlol]

Historically speaking, I really enjoy Ludi's "Historically speaking" :)

[@LudietHistoria]

Glad to hear that!

[@milanpsihotv]

Can you do Serbia?

[@LudietHistoria]

Holy shit thanks a lot brother! Sure thing, I will cover the serbians and restore the great serbian empire

[@theshotz5848]

I really enjoy that you both enjoy EU4 but also knowing the background of the nation you usually play.

[@miguelguerreiro5280]

22:50 This moment, look at Ludi's face. That is the eyes of a frustrated man.😂

[@salvadorbeltran9614]

It is not annoying, we like the "historically speaking" moments and the pictures that comes with them.

[@gothia1715]

1:42 Alberts portrait has to be the funniest in all of history :D

[@Martydavsi]

Love your videos, really enjoying the additional history you have been adding in

[@LudietHistoria]

Glad to hear it!

[@Coroner88]

Always interesting when you talk a bit about the actual history! Keep it up :)

[@LudietHistoria]

Thanks, will do!

[@henryalexander7612]

I love the history talks. Thanks for throwing those in. It is a great addition to the gameplay.

[@LudietHistoria]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@Friedrichsan]

love the history talk! makes gameplay more immersive. thanks for the vids.

[@yourigagarin]

Again an amazing video, thank you Ludi. And the historical point are very interesting

[@csoki1998]

Ludi, as I Hungarian history teacher, I was absolutely satesfied with your performance at the beginning when you talked about Hungarian history. Maybe one minor thing: The Hungarian Kingdom was de jure independent but had a Habsburg ruler (de facto it wasn't), and the Pragmatica Sanctio (1723) reinforced that status until 1848. In 1848, Hungary de jure and de facto became independent, which was acknowledged by the Austrians as well (April laws of 1848, V. Ferdinand also sanctified them). When the revolution and freedomfight was crushed by Austrian and Russian forces in 1849, the Hungarian Kingdom was incorporated into the Austrian Empire but the Austro-Hungarian Compromise ("Ausgleich" or "Kiegyezés") in 1867 created a dualist state, the two political nation were the Austrian and Hungarian. We can see this conglomerate as an independent Hungary, but as you mentioned, the "true" independence was realised after WW1. Yeah, Hungarian history is pretty complicated...

[@LudietHistoria]

I feel like all balkan/central europe nations have had a rough history but that's what makes us stronger!

[@Inmyforces]

Really enjoy the history bits. More of this please!

[@illiabuszmelow3833]

I hightly recomend taking Mercenary inno and diplomatic ideas as Hungary. You really should try it. One of the most fun way to play this nation.(check the policies for example, and tech cost stacking)

[@PseudoPolish]

Love your history talks!

[@lucassabino2101]

A lot of love for the ludi history class at the start

[@AlvorReal]

I loved your historical facts!

[@KikomochiMendoza]

imo I love the Historical Context that goes along with the Video. The historical context gives more meaning as to why EU4 nations are set up the way they are especially at the 1444 starting date. Its because of EU4 that I learned the context of the PL Commonwealth and the Ambrosian Republic.Nearly all textbooks cover the English Civil War and the Iberian union, learning the history of other countries at the same period is like learning additional lore. Give me all the historical context

[@StoovTV]

love the history stuff! keep it up!

[@LudietHistoria]

Thanks! Will do!

[@thebrudderz]

Love when you say "historically speaking". Always find it interesting

[@losphilips8]

i really enjoy the history context ludi gives in his gameplays, love from chile

[@elfredlobert4859]

Love your historical speeking 🙏

[@rasso4978]

I love the history, its good. Do more

[@dantekaminari6963]

I enjoyed so much the history introduction, thanks for the vid loved it as always!

[@Renonbm]

Answering your question on the "historical speech" I FREAKING LOVE THEM, thank you ludi!!

[@LudietHistoria]

My pleasure!!

[@socratichero6612]

The history is great! Especially since you know the area so well, it's very insightful

[@Juju-id6dw]

The history part at the beginning and during the video is awesome ! Keep doing it please :) thank you for your great content

[@LudietHistoria]

Thank you! Will do!

[@adamdeak8571]

Thank you for the history at the start, i really like it, and i am from Hungary, so i can say it's accurate too, it's really good to see the historical accurate content!

[@tranquillune]

i love those historical parts!

[@shalalam]

I love history and I love EU4. Keep it up with the history lessons! More history!!!

[@danielsandsjo4655]

Great video! Love the historia lessons, so please keep doing them!😁😁

[@LudietHistoria]

Thank you! Will do!

[@SpikeintheGrooves]

Boyosnkokos! Love the historic intermezzo's, explained very clearly as you do, enriches the video even more. Thanks for the awesome uploads Ludi!

[@LudietHistoria]

Many thanks!

[@yigitselcukkoca6253]

Amazing job! Love the lesson at the start! Keep it up!!!

[@wait...5091]

The most hungry nation in EU4

[@eleliot1200]

😂😂😂

[@Tavuskusu156]

History lessons are the best part of your videos, I would like to listen to more of them.

[@TheLoveMuffins]

Love the historical speaking! Keep it up bro.

[@BZolti]

I really enjoy this mix of gameplay and history bits

[@Jigsawdnb87]

Keep the history content coming! Great extra flavour to your videos

[@LudietHistoria]

Thanks! Will do!

[@zehh172]

I love your history lessons!

[@valentinheim7428]

ludi brudi! my man! first it took you 69420 tries to get moldova (because nice) and I love those little history lessons, you have a very nice insight to history and talk about stuff mostly relating to the game you're playing. more streamers and viewer should/could do that (dont wanna be domineering or anything, do what you want)

[@atis5203]

Welcome back to Europe Ludi :D

[@anonguy6523]

I enjoy the history lessons, keep them coming!

[@SixJayy]

I really love these little history segments at the start of (some of) your videos. It really sets your content apart in a great way, very nice work. Keep it up my schnappledoopendorf

[@Vlb3r70]

This history classes are awesome, with other countries will be too. Thanks for the videos Ludi 😊

[@LudietHistoria]

My pleasure!

[@soumajitsen1395]

I might be a bit late but honestly, I love your history lessons, Ludi

[@LudietHistoria]

Thank you! 😃

[@Chacharson]

Greetings from Moravia, Hungary was always fun to play as :) Also, your history lessons are always welcomed, that's one of the reasons I like to watch you and Laith, besides that both of you are amazing players and I always learn something new :) Keep up the good work and I hope we will see your Montferrat into Byzantium run soon :)

[@organintrooper1428]

This must be the most original eu4 Chanel i've ever seen. Btw love the little history infos you give.

[@LudietHistoria]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@kongvealsurvives]

Hey Ludi! I love your stuff. I have been playing EU off and on since EU3 first came out, but I certainly don't claim to be any good at all. I stumbled across your channel a few months ago and have used what you do as a bit of a guide as to how to play these countries. It has been SUPER helpful. I also love the history you sometimes throw in. If you are open to suggestions, I'd love to see how you play as Khmer. I spent about 3 years in Cambodia and loved it there. They have some amazing history as well that could be thrown into your video. I've always struggled with my Khmer plays and would love to see how a more experienced and skilled player approaches it. Thanks for another fun video!

[@riddlertdk1621]

really like how you explained the history in the beginning was super interesting!

[@thefartpilot]

love the history talk

[@user-qp4bx5jg5n]

I like historically speaking part

[@joaquimpardal]

I love a history lesson with Ludi

[@LudietHistoria]

😊

[@jompas92g]

Ludi the medieval raper giving us that historial facts.

[@MuhaamadAreeb]

Truly a playthrough of all time

[@niko68680]

I love the history moment at start

[@Dontiz]

Love the history components to these videos now and I laughed too hard at your whole Chur fiasco. I have dealt with that problem once or twice before lol

[@tearsofblood8006]

i love this "Historically speaking" :)

[@LudietHistoria]

Thanks!

[@mikoajprzesmycki9682]

Fun fact is that this painting, depicting dead polish king before turkish sultan, that Ludi shows whenever he is talking about battle of Varna, was painted by polish painter for turkish sultan

[@alvarovazquez128]

love historical speaking

[@Mardols]

These historical facts are awesome ludi. Keep it up.

[@andresimoes5389]

Historically speaking is great! Please keep doing it!

[@sakaykmehmet4833]

Don't stop the quick history lessons you give during your playthroughs it's like making me see everything from the subject country's perspective

[@Pedro-wx7dj]

ludi, thanks bru. i love when u talk about the history of the country that are u goingo to play. love ya bruski

[@jutm_n5969]

12:26 Recently i played hungary for the first time and guess what. I got the moldavian march for the first try. No alt f4, no sacrificing goats to satan, just RNGesus being good to me. (and i also got the 100 tradition general event and got a 5 siege general) Edit: 19:10 did i just accidentally predict this

[@liimenis]

Ludi, the historical bits is my favorite part. Pls more, not less

[@LionTsar]

The history is strong with this one! Love it!!!❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@kubilay4265]

the small historical fact abour fanariocal period was very interesting have never heard about it before

[@FrederikJolle]

Ludi on that no sunlight challenge like a true eu4 chad gamer

[@mafteimarius2222]

The hairs on my neck stood up when i heard you talk about romanian history. It reminded me of 12th grade when i was studying history for the baccalaureat exam

[@sergiolp6058]

Historic explanations are the best so keep doing them Ludi

[@JiMaKoS1234567]

@LudietHistoria Love your historical references and it seems to me you enjoy them too. A side note we Greeks call it (Phanari) meaning light.

[@botondhetyey159]

I don't know if it was a purposeful joke in the beginning, cause you use him in many videos, but "Hide the pain Harold" is actually a Hungarian electrical engineer named Andras Arato.He even appeared in the song Hide The Pain by Hungarian band Cloud 9+. (the song is in English, the reason he is in it is obvious)

[@lummeltv6582]

Its rly interesting, the mother of Ladislaus actually made her house servant steal the crown of St. stephen so the rest of the nobles couldnt crown another king, bcs it was needed back then. She later sold it to austria btw 😂

[@mcfished206]

More history, Ludi, pleaseple

[@LudietHistoria]

yes sir

[@Arachonis]

Awesome video! Have you ever played Silesia and tried to form Poland to get a Piast Poland again?

[@jacootoy]

I love the history lessons

[@CatladyAyaki]

History channel when?

[@adamwis1625]

i love when you historicaly speaking man keep it up!

[@euanskii2050]

Appreciate the video and history facts mr Ludi sir.

[@balazstoth9631]

Bojler eladó!!!

[@Fiddels1992]

Very nice intro❤ most of us mapstaring nerds will probably like some history