The Complete Beginner's Guide To Victoria 3 Army & Navy

Victoria 3 warfare guide that you need to become an ultimate chad lord
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[@LudietHistoria]

Ready to take on the world? Do it as QIng now

[@ourmadness6238]

You always wanna have 4 generals in your army, because it determines how many battles that army can engage in. You have an army of 200 batallions, but local infrastructure doesn't allow the deployment of more than, say 100 of that, with all things considered. So you want to always fight as many battles as possible in a single front. On a multi-state front, these divide up, for one offensive and one defensive battle at best in a single state, but still.

[@Kazak764]

Finally, Prussian playthrough part 18

[@Czech30boy]

army guide, but nothing about recruiting, bad job bro 😞

[@Meanietube]

Biggest concern in wars is war support, you win or loose based on it, not winning Battles per se. And this is mostly determined by casualties (that's what the kill rate thing is for) so winning Battles with high casualties for yourself is extremely dangerous. Plus, securing war goals determines war score, so the best strategy is to take war goals and then defend them with minimum losses instead of trying to conquer all enemy territory or always attack.

[@togrid4816]

Video is good but the tittle is silly seriously.... -_-"

[@Meanietube]

You wanna have some infantry only armies to max out defense and others with cannons and cav to max out offense. In the early game offensive armies have a higher kill rate though. When you research machine guns defensive armies become way more dangerous and it's easier to win wars attacking less and holding on to positions more

[@HackerArmy03]

Ludi, I'm not sure if this is possible or not, but could you please make a guide on how to migrate a huge unemployed population on a state to another one that has lots of available jobs waiting for them? Anyhow, thanks for this guide! Will definitely use this once they implemented internal migration in

[@Meanietube]

A good way to play an overseas war is to dock your navy and keep your entire army in your capital, the enemy will try to navally invade it and be massively destroyed. Then you attack!

[@rainehdaze9157]

I wonder if a pure infantry army set on defensive is ideal for holding while a second army with a 50/50 infantry and artillery/cavalry split actually has the order to advance...

[@mvfFacts]

it runs great but after 1900 it just lags soooooo much. Also I have like 3000 worth of construction running, Is that why? How do I solve it?

[@drgabe2908]

5:05

[@user-gb3yd6jx4h]

I advise you to make one army from the brigades formed in the capital region. So during the revolution, you will always have an entire army under your control, the rest can be disbanded before the uprising

[@matiasnoguera461]

Regarding naval invasions, note that when you attack Nueva Granada they do not defend Panama if you invade them from there, I suppose it is because their headquarters is in South America while Panama counts as Central America.

[@Somnambulist9]

A few other mechanics that will increase your offense and defense by a small percentage which might help you win close wars.

[@peachprincess758]

Great video as always!

[@michaelmoss_nova_ai]

Great video. Thanks Ludi 😊

[@th3freakie]

There is a point to having different PMs though. In some states you might be able to recruit soldiers easily but not officers. Lacking officers means soldiers don't get recruited either, because of the ratio the game has to keep. In those states (example: colonial conquests) it might work better to have worse PMs that still recruit fully, just slower, instead of PMs that could in theory recruit very fast, but will get stuck at some point bellow full employment (sometimes at 5% or so).

[@jesusdelbarrioruiz1884]

Thanks a lot 4 this video I really need it!!! Keep like this

[@connerhartley7142]

Thank you for this. I just went 5inf 1calv 1art, but I guess that was the not the most optimal