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[@LudietHistoria]

Watch le Japan next, with part 2 coming tomorrow after am done editing kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6qpk4aehrRnm68

[@666flic]

Lets all get hyped up for a game that will be in its optimal around 2028!

[@Satyr42]

EUIV and Stellaris are the final games I will ever buy from Paradox. The only hype I get from EUV is that there will be no more DLCs coming out for EUIV, which means I will finally have a complete game after getting the DLCs I'm still missing (and only at a steep discount). I think Paradox's business model may turn on itself over time. How many times can they pull off this "endless stream of DLCs to pad out an incomplete base game" strategy before the shills and pay pigs finally give up?

[@warthoggoulags1679]

@@Satyr42 just use cream api and get all dlcs for free

[@Emperor994]

I think it will be good to go from the very beginning. EU4 is like a golden child of paradox so ithink they won't leave even a single effort to make their next 'EU' even better than the previous one.

[@SebiSuper9mil]

I’m ok with the DLCs, but they should be like $5 cheaper for Hoi4 DLCs and $10 cheaper for the main Vicky 3 DLCs because $30 is too much.

[@razortheonethelight7303]

@@Satyr42 I mean a game like War Thunder and World of Tanks are around and their monetization model is even more predatory.

[@iacorianus]

I've been checking your channel every day for this, man. lol

[@LudietHistoria]

Legend!

[@peachprincess758]

You’re the BEST❤❤

[@etiennedlf1850]

When they say 14 laws + 40 later I think they mean that there are 14 categories and each of those has a coople issues. So the amount of customization of details part of the kingdom should be massive

[@Valkanna.Nublet]

It sounds like laws are many different EU4 mechanics all pulled together and organised in a style similar to Vicy. I like that idea, it simplifies things.

[@lightworker2956]

EU5's mechanics? Oh, you mean Project: Caesar's mechanics.

[@amorencinteroph3428]

I like the newspapers being literate. One of my complaints about Vicky 2 was that the USA had a low literacy rate, whereas historically it had a higher rate of literacy than most developed European countries at the time. Thanks in part to the Protestant culture (moms taught their kids to read the family bible) and the popularity of newspapers.

[@amorencinteroph3428]

Now if there's a Vicky 2 invention system and the USA gets a patent rights law which massively increases their adoption, there will be maximum freedom.

[@inspector_beyond]

Pavia confirmed that with Turkish Succession Law, the Successions will be bloody. So yeah, successions do be looking interesting.

[@LB14]

It’s crazy that EU5 will have the Salic Law but not CK3, where succession laws are probably the most important mechanic

[@MrDarkx1000]

Isn’t Salic Law just called something different in CK3?

[@diogomelo7897]

@@MrDarkx1000 Yes, but I'm prety sure that some countries that should start like this doesn't start though

[@KingNothing330]

@@diogomelo7897I think their reasoning behind that was to make the early game more challenging, by causing realm splits.

[@Notphenix]

In ck3 it just have a new name

[@diogomelo7897]

@@KingNothing330 but I don't think this specifically would change much, like I remember France and East Francia starting with male preference in 867 and confederate partition, but I don't think keeping confederate partition while changing to male only would change that much in terms of realm splitting and that kind of stuff

[@SpaceKitten753]

Can't wait for EU5 German empire borders by 1400 Help me ludi has been keeping me captive in his basement

[@Lightman0359]

While it took a bit longer to be fully codified, Henry VIII did make himself [and thus future kings] the head of the Anglican Protestant Church. As such, it was eventually written into UK law that the monarch cannot be Catholic. Many Muslim rulers have the title of Caliph, which is a similar situation, where the Head of State is also a Church leader.

[@diogomelo7897]

There's also France, where part of the reason during the French war of Religion was because Henry IV, who was the 1st in the line, was protestant and after he converted to catholicism, it became established that the king must be catholic (although formerly being protestant wouldn't exclude from sucession like being catholic does in the UK)

[@DVS637]

14 likes in 1 minute bro peaked

[@LudietHistoria]

real

[@rafaelbastos8713]

Just remember to subscribe as well

[@jurgenraucher544]

Ludi, where is Vic3 Japan part 2? It's already 6k likes. Chop-chop KZbin boy (with love& appreciation ❤)

[@LudietHistoria]

Coming sir. It's the next video

[@eligoldman9200]

Wait the estates can build things? That’s kinda cool to at independent parts of society that react to you and also affect the market.

[@simonioos]

remember just because the modifier has the same name doesnt mean it works the same

[@juliannim6843]

Especially since there's no more power points (mana), so administrative efficiency will definetly not work in the same way.

[@AFrenchGuyIGuess]

Remember when people were worried that EU5 would lack content and mechanics (compared to EU4) until it had 2-3 years worth of DLC? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

[@Satyr42]

Remember when people were capable of pattern recognition and drawing appropriate conclusions from the recognized patterns? I mean, have you been paying attention to Paradox's business model? If yes, then surely you must understand where people's worries are coming from. No matter how complete the base game may be, it is not a stretch of the imagination to conclude this game will have countless DLCs attached to it that will add things to the game which should have been a part of the base game. I have indulged in Europa Universalis IV and Stellaris. But it ends there. Besides DLCs for these two games Paradox will not receive any more of my money.

[@AFrenchGuyIGuess]

@@Satyr42 DLC has always been about adding content to a base game, regardless of game and regardless of developer. Just because a DLC introduces a new mechanic doesn't mean that the mechanic in question was SUPPOSED to be there from the start. EU4 at release was the base game, the game now is EU4+++++ a.k.a a bigger game than any developer could ever dream of creating from scratch (10 years ago). You lack the fundamental understanding that what Paradox is doing is adding to an already finished game, not padding the dev cycle in order to reach a finished game.

[@eligoldman9200]

Look it’s a paradox game. It may.

[@matteorossi1172]

​@@NextBatterUp it is in front of you

[@FurgusFungus]

I'm scared they're gonna overcomplicate it like they did with viccy 3. Not everything has to be a hyper realistic economy and government simulator

[@myrddinemrys1332]

The heir religion law is probably based off of a real law that affects the British succession which still prohibits Catholics from becoming Monarch (although for around a decade now, you're no longer disinherited if you marry a Catholic).

[@peachprincess758]

Eu5 hype! I can’t wait!!!

[@klausmikaelson500]

Ottoman campaign

[@ALBO-GERMAN-AMERICAN-EAGLE]

I just cant wait please give us more!

[@UwU_for_Christ]

most of Europe should have parliaments at this time. lots of parliaments existed in various forms in Portugal, Castile, Aragon, France, Poland etc. they were just largely abolished as time went by due to the fact that they tended to frustrate good governance.

[@TesaLegitimusVonAtti]

In the comments, a developer confirmed that the Ottomans would have a special succession and that it would be bloody.

[@iramkazim5038]

I'm glad that's true In EU4, basically you pick a favourite, and it's over. Favourite becomes Padishah, and any rebellions by Favourite's brothers/half brothers are extremely rare, and always easily put down. In reality, Ottoman succession civil wars were always bloody affairs

[@McHobotheBobo]

Eu5 is gonna be so good!

[@catgremm]

Lets goooooooo new ludi video 🔥🔥 cant wait to see the quality drop today

[@LudietHistoria]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@Palman97]

I have no idea why they call monarchical diet a parliament. Why not have the same function but change the neme based on government ie. Monarchies have diets and Republics have parliaments

[@YiannissB.]

It's weird Ludi, you found again your mustache but I can't find my wallet

[@hoyinching9313]

PDX games has beautiful content.

[@Chuck12312]

On a side note , farming simulator 25 has been recently announced so now I’m excited for that, EU5, Civ VII, Kingdom Come Deliverance II and GTA VI whenever that comes out

[@SebiSuper9mil]

So the laws are a mix of the Vicky 2/3 (didn’t play Vicky 2) system and EU4 gov reform system?

[@mk__cyanheron1154]

I'm afraid those policies will be click once at the beginning and forget, or swap once once tech 15 or smth like that pretty much making admin efficiency obsolete. I really hope that those +0.10 will be crucial enough that running a policy for longer time will be devastating (or at least synergise with some other aspect (rebelious nobles if country is free for too long etc.)) . If swapping is more punishing than leaving them in not optimal state then those policies will not really see any action.

[@alittlejoke8567]

I believe the difference between common law and civil law should play a huge role in the mechanics since the split between the two can still be felt to this day. And has its roots in diffent cultures and histories. Common law stemmed from the writ system in england and result in a very diffrent Legislative than the Continental system which used civil derived from the law that romans used. Furthermore during this time period a lot of regions also applied parallel to theses systems customary law which was the prominent rule of law in the middle ages. Also this split only existed in Europe legal systems outside of europe used way diffrent judiciary systems for examples in muslim countries shari'a law was prominent. Oversimplifying this might loose out on a lot of immersion and interesting mechanics that could differentiate the diffrent regions drastically and would lead to a lot of replay value

[@Frank-ru5im]

I know you've studied history, and I'm really into it too. I'm curious though. is it even worth pursuing given the low opportunity in this field? just what do you think?

[@LudietHistoria]

don't. Pay is shit, jobs are few, don't waste your time. Study something that makes money. If you like history you're above the average joe and have some brain power. Use that to get rich and live a good life, study history on your own time, don't make it a career bro.

[@Frank-ru5im]

@@LudietHistoria you’re right. I appreciate the advice. btw, great video!

[@MaXiMoS54]

You can be an underpaid history teacher that's about it

[@MrDarkx1000]

@@MaXiMoS54 they could also be an underpaid history professor 🧠

[@klausmikaelson500]

Granada to andulus

[@ivolackovic8692]

I wish they portrayed Croatia more historically

[@user-pl5ki5rd4k]

Like nonexistent at that time?

[@YoItsJustSickeD]

​@@user-pl5ki5rd4kwhat do you mean, they were in a personal union with hungary at that time

[@MrmAAngeluS]

@@YoItsJustSickeD don't mind him, he is probably a serb. Just pet him on the head and move on

[@ivolackovic8692]

@@YoItsJustSickeD with more lands than it is currently portrayed in dev maps

[@IllyrianTiger99]

The only thing they could make is Slavonia as a special vassal to the Hungarian crown if that's what you meant

[@1-ZombieMad]

omg i-am so hype for this

[@Madzongnez1]

So Laws are going to be more like policies in Stellaris I think

[@lk851]

Might be too hopeful of me but i hope laws change how pops behave instead of just giving modifiers. It'll make you feel like laws actually affect people that actually live in your country

[@ambraxis2706]

Oh Ludi, how many times do I have to remind you, it is Project Caesar not EU5

[@sergiedo4756]

I hope one of this parlment is the Generalitat de Catalunya. I am sure it is😉

[@user-pl5ki5rd4k]

Ludi, is it gonna be more Manor Lords content?

[@LudietHistoria]

yes sir, got a cool roman city replica coming soon actually

[@user-pl5ki5rd4k]

@@LudietHistoria Oh man, I'm looking forward to

[@hompanit8942]

Ludi should do a Collab with the hoodie😂😎🤓

[@gideonmele1556]

Not to be too cynical but how many dlcs do we think it will take to be a ‘full’ enough game? EU was a guy for a long time but the dlc got ridiculous

[@DD-pb4lj]

I thought eu4 was already complicated enough but this game is going to be next level and probly not going to be very good for new players

[@saffron1627]

Wait, so EU3 sliders mechanics is making a comeback?

[@jonathanlangdon9140]

Ludi, do you worry that this is going to be a much duller game, or just too difficult for some new players. Not sure if I want to play a game waiting 10 years to get a bit of stone to build something. World conquests sound difficult and one faith may be impossible

[@randomplayer8957]

Jo mama The Cooked de Valois.

[@arvidmellstrand3179]

Do you think you will be able to change keybinds in "Eu5".

[@ComicalWarProduction]

Ludi what Nation will you play first.

[@brian58594]

What is the timeline for the game's release?

[@gajalakshanbalakrishnar7397]

Is there any confirmations on missions in EU5?

[@klausmikaelson500]

Türkiye

[@Boleslav4]

Higher literacy will mean more uppity among your subjects, so there is an incentive to censor... at least to an extend. As for not picking certain laws, I am sure Paradox will force you to start with these and make it nigh impossible to change them - like in any other of their games.

[@Katokilla]

We’ll get EU5 in Q1 2025 HOI5 in Q4 2027

[@grobarBijeljina]

Austria 2nd video?

[@LudietHistoria]

coming, we got like goal so it's on the way, same like vic3 japan

[@grobarBijeljina]

@@LudietHistoriayou promised after 6k likes 😂

[@domehammer]

Inclusive levies to purge the wrong cultures in your empire by making them fight your wars.

[@nei-schlah]

LUDI, TWO WORDS ARE NOT IN CAPS. THIS IS ATROCIOUS!

[@daniilvinogradnik5000]

Noice

[@empireempire3545]

Day 3 of requesting we forever refer to project Cesar as Project cesar, and never call it EU5

[@hristijanhristijan1050]

eu5 is going to be the ck3 and vic3 we never got

[@dreissigzone597]

YuhuUU! Im first!

[@AtreidesIV]

It's literally Victoria 4 meeting EU4, is it ?

[@lswsl1]

we want Japan =)

[@justinianDT]

This is all so half baked. Way too much crap going on.

[@liljeep3631]

and maybe at 8:04 if both countries have the law Same Religious Group or Any Religion as a catholic you could get PUs over nations that do not follow your religion