The Path NO ONE Chooses As Japan in Victoria 3

Avec le Japan is le very stronk yes yes
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[@LudietHistoria]

Enjoying Japan? Watch Germany next kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXqZiX6CjMmkedE

[@Bananenmarmelade]

da, tovarish

[@bms1115]

Got to say I enjoy the Vicky stuff. I’ve been getting back into it the last few weeks. Glad to see more coverage.

[@teaser6089]

I still hope War gets improved a ton, cause it is still very meh

[@balduccioliv]

FYI concerning admin building and taxation. the upkeep of admin build is higher than the collected taxes at your level of tech. its profitable starting the 3rd production method of admin building

[@romanmyth4991]

There is something relaxing in watching Vicky3 content. It feels like the player barely interacts with the world at large, but instead grow your country and make it just genuinely better as the world reacts and adjusts around you. Just building up your country, improving the imaginary lives of your imaginary citizens as you gain imaginary prestige and grow into a great power around them. Where EU4 and CK2 (maybe 3? dont own it) feel like conquest is a major faccet, it feels significantly less so here. And it adds to that relaxing feel, in a good way. Again just an outsider looking in.

[@gokhanY]

Because V3 is basically an economy simulation game.

[@dingus6317]

My game blew up around 1930

[@noahn627]

Well, the new war update is about to change that. And in multiplayer war is a guarantee. In Singleplayer is mostly optional unless you play anything in Europe other than Switzerland.

[@alexciciu3510]

That's why i always come back to vic3

[@kirgan1000]

8:20 speaking of development, the Mitsubishi Zero, at the time, one of the worlds most modern fighter, was transported on oxcarts to final assembly.

[@mbh2921]

Hey Ludi, if you can make a playthrough with command economy while having a sustainable budget that could be a good challenge to create a perfectly balanced economy or fail to do so and crash and burn. You can add the social safety net policies as an additional economic hurdle too

[@louloudb36]

Subsidiez more and more building before command economy. Also it is better to go shared property before. And during all the play look at your buildings, the benefits should not be written in red. Otherise search what your buildings are lacking and solved it

[@minhuctrinh1059]

The only building u shouldnt build all in one state is naval bases i think. After a base is built, it starts recruiting sailors every month/week, and only after it fills a full ship (1000 seabois) it will recruit the next ship in the queue. So I would spread the bases out to my provinces so simultaneously I can have 3-5 ships recruiting sailors at once.

[@luckyluke6249]

Pretty sure the speed of recruitment depends on the level of the base

[@rainehdaze9157]

I'm enjoying the isolated playthrough. It'd be neat to say how far it can get taken.

[@weisbrotstyle7229]

From my experience either Spain, Prussia or GB will come and try to take you as a vassal. It is a fun campaign though and watching them crash against your coast is satisfying.

[@peachprincess758]

Great video! Love it!

[@rubenvanbelzen1940]

I started playing Vicky 3 a few months ago, and I really enjoy it! It took a few hours to understand it, but as I understand it more and more, it becomes great fun! Videos like yours have really helped for me to understand what to do in certain situations, so keep up the good work!

[@henryconner780]

A few hours? It took me like a solid 30 hours before I actually was able to boost my gdp and manage my gov and stuff in a solid way. Still don’t know much about military and stuff like that lol. 😬

[@rubenvanbelzen1940]

A few hours to understand, but I only became good at the game after also like 30 - 40 hours ;)@@henryconner780 edit: spelling mistakes

[@alexandru9742]

Cred ca ador cel mai mult clipurile cu Victoria 3, mereu invat ceva nou, multumim pentru sfaturi Ludi !

[@CatladyAyaki]

Great video as always!

[@DaveFeedBackGaming]

Korn laws gonna be tricky with isolationism 😱

[@LudietHistoria]

yes, yes indeed xD.... literally impossible with isolationism kekw

[@simearsov]

tnx f0r vic3 gameplay, ludi, have a nice one

[@Omonoipade]

I’m in Japan right now and I hope to get a side quest to meet ludi in Tokyo

[@SleepyLazyPanda]

Great! I did an "Isolationist / Islands only" run with Japan, it was really fun The main issue I had was research speed, even with early universities it is hard to catch up to the europeean powers, so you're often at risk of being invaded by UK, USA or France until you update the army technologies Also the only ressource you really lack is rubber, so conquest in the Indonesia area is mandatory (you also lack opium which is less important, and maybe oil late game) A great early conquest is Hawaii, nice ressources and bonuses there and it's independant Same for the micro states inIndonesia and around, lots of people and ressources Can't wait for part 2! cheers

[@princeinferno426]

Love your Vic 3 videos Ludi.

[@LudietHistoria]

Glad you like them!

[@gokhankran15]

Ludi I would love to see you make an Ardabil guide in Eu4 this patch. What do you think?

[@greenmushroom4258]

Can’t wait for part 2!

[@brockwalker2904]

Whenever I see the popular playwright event, I always choose the permanent prestige option since its a permanent boost to your ranking. the enactment success chance is relatively short sited imo with that other option

[@henryconner780]

Pffft overrated. You can always gain prestige with gdp and military easily. And when you get a good economy going and are able to produce a big military. In the grand scheme 20 isn’t very much. You could argue the 20 prestige is short sided too

[@dylanb2990]

20 prestige is basically nothing though

[@GojiraFan25]

20 prestige is honestly nothing when you’re a big nation that dwell in the thousands unless you’re a tiny nation trying to gain power it’s always better to just take the enactment since the snowball you can get from laws are insane

[@rasmusgregersen9818]

"Once all schnaps go to schnippledork you know what im saying?" xD yes unironically every long time ludi viewer actually knows what you are saying

[@MichaelScottVaughnTheSecond]

Hey Ludi, love your Victoria 3 videos brother. Not sure if you've already noticed it, but when your building government buildings to help with taxation capacity; they've added a Tax sorter on the menu which clearly and easily sorts lowest tax cap to highest so it's very easy to apply them exactly where you your giga chad nations need them.

[@lexa1764]

There is an incredible Japan mode on CK, you would love it

[@tahafurkan2836]

if i'm not mistaken you don't need a port in sakhlin if you fully colonize hokkaido, cuz its connected with land. Also i would prioritize tooling workshops for giving loggingcamps tools to produce more wood but it would take a lot of time to make an industry building than any resource building. So im not sure which one makes more sense but i believe going for tools ws is the way to go

[@AntoniThePiano]

11:57 it's connected via land (a strait you can walk through according to paradox, you know the dotted line)

[@FrostyMadsVind]

nice gameplay!

[@colt1903]

"And one on tea" All my United States brethren: Uh oh...

[@besacciaesteban]

Somehow, i surpassed 1.5k hours of gameplay on vicky 3. I'm hooked forever now.

[@besacciaesteban]

@@dasmensh i was a hardcore v2 player, i literally dreamed of vicky 3 🤣🤣🤣

[@SVALINN023]

Saw a hell of a lot of extremely negative comments on the steam page about the warfare system and the like...Would you recommend it nonetheless? been on the fence for a long time about buying it

[@communistpotato3204]

@@SVALINN023 I can only really recommend it on sale, I can't recommend it at its base price. It's a nice game nonetheless.

[@sobhanhayati3962]

Finally, a vic3 video

[@fatherlouiswilliamssugaada5023]

Yes please continue this Japan campaign

[@evanneal4936]

People hate on vic 3 but they fail to recognize that its intent was to bridge the gap between eu4 and hoi4 mixing concepts from both with its own formula. It fills its roll as a transition game perfectly in my opinion and thats what makes it enjoyable to me(you have to have the whole paradox timeline for it to make sense tho as an individual game maybe not so much). Also historically nothing really too noteworthy happened during vic 3 time period. It was probably 80% national development and 20% international interaction in real life anyway.

[@vc6094]

If you war somewhere brittain has an intresst there is a high chance they will try to enforce you to open your market. which is GREAT i recommend it

[@Meanietube]

Love this game

[@superxico52]

"Properly tied woman", Ludi, 2023

[@frozenflame5858]

Japan is my favorite nation to play in Vicky 3. Something so satisfying about going from isolated backwards feudal society to a modern industrialized empire by the end of this time line.

[@mosquitobight]

Japan is my favourite Vic3 country too. It's a medieval carte blanche with lots of different directions to go. With its large population, good resources and high starting literacy it's almost guaranteed to become a significant power no matter what path you choose. Plantation economy? Theocracy? Colonial empire? Industrial giant? Nation in arms? Liberal utopia? You want to try them all and compare them.

[@TheOghuz78]

hella informative video

[@NontonSejarah-drg.naufal]

I just relize that European Guy in new Victoria 3 main menu picture is Ludi himself

[@FreudRulz]

Hey Ludi, while youre correct about Yamamoto, I think you should also be aware that general in charge of the defense of Iwo Jima, Kurabayashi, also studied in the US and made a similar observation. The reason I think its important to note this is that Kurabayashi was part of the IJA, which as most people know was factionally opposed or in competition with the IJN, meaning that both factions had members respected and known by their counterparts in the US who understood the futility of attempting a war. Great video, as always, I really hope to see the Japanese campaign continue!

[@youtubeaccount1233]

i wanna see the next part

[@BigManInCanada]

Really hope EU5 is similar GFX/modding wise to vic 3 and ck3. Been such a pleasure making mods for this game lol

[@underofficerbrandonjoseph6512]

Time to get Manchuria, I mean east Japan under your belt.

[@AlanMakbeth]

Nice! I was playing it wrong.

[@BogdiFox]

Te salut, esti singurul de la care inteleg cum functioneaza jocul. Toate bune ! :)

[@kenomax3429]

What mod makes your map look like that?

[@sriramsridharan1041]

Is there a way to release Emishi and then unite japan as native japanese?

[@-ingar-]

Ludi, when are you gonna play Norway in Victoria and get Vinland back?

[@pilotpandashot]

More vic 3🥳🥳🥳 lets goo

[@Bullmoose1337]

ahh the legion

[@woolee9936]

Ludi, fruits are still the most expensive in Japan.

[@KevinFu5100]

This is kinda the playthrough I did as Japan, 0 imports, everything is domestically made (had to invade foreign lands to get raw resources though) and in the end had #1 GDP at one billion

[@modash1231]

This is honestly one fo the most unrealistic thigns about Vicky 3. Contrary to history, it strongly encourages protectionism and self sufficiency because otherwise your economy is so disrupted by any war you basically end up dead if the war doesn't end quickly.

[@KevinFu5100]

yeah, which is why I played just that one real game of Vicky 3, got the 1 billion achievement, and stopped playing; AI is not greedy enough @@modash1231

[@tuluppampam]

Dear Ludi, Prestige takes into account Prestige, arny strength (with technology), navy's strength, and GDP Gdp is taken into account and matters

[@arthurgomes6045]

Eu só não assisto suas lives pois não falo em inglês, ainda bem que o you tube traduz tudo, saudações do Brasil 🇧🇷

[@jacobwiens659]

When you have closed borders, the migration attraction doesn’t actually matter. If you want to get that effect, make sure to change your migration laws soon.

[@KenronTheGamer]

I found it hard to get corn laws as Prussia because of the customs union.

[@snackoman1577]

Bro is amazed by DoF

[@JanBuczny]

❤❤❤❤ awesome game bro!

[@LudietHistoria]

I'm glad you like it

[@JanBuczny]

@@LudietHistoria could you make a play through with Poland ?

[@keizervanenerc5180]

The path NO ONE uses: playing Victoria 3.

[@jacobwiens659]

In the early game, it’s not really worth it to build admin just for tax capacity, but when you need bureaucracy, definitely prioritize the states with those penalties.

[@abhishekvchaudhari8181]

Good stuff and stay isolationist

[@GileadGaming]

Here for the Japan puppet

[@cooperchappell8310]

Does this game have a system that tracks my history, including all the wars I've been in and my casualties?

[@512TheWolf512]

Prestige decides greatness of powers, and that is entirely reasonable. It's more about the on-the-ground respect that a nation gets for a variety of factors, not least it's military power and willingness to be aggressive.

[@petervandeven1548]

You tied those women properly

[@ivokas7282]

Ludi gib us that isolated Japan

[@cheeseofglass]

When I play Japan/China/India, I like to build practically everything in the capital. It's much easier to get rid of tax inefficiency in one state than the whole country. Railroads are more effective in the capital as well because of the infrastructure modifier. It makes a funny scenario where one state is like 90% of your GDP. The other states are just for resources. At least until your capital runs out of pops around the mid-game. I have no idea if it's actually optimal or not.

[@TeacosieRAF]

Japan opens up with Colonization now? Nice!

[@zombee0036]

the port in sakhalin isnt needed by the way, there is a little connection on the south side, the orange/blue dotted line. The only thing a port is important there early is infrastructure. edit: i did isolationist japan as well like 2 weeks after release. 1B GDP in like 70 years... completely busted xD doesnt come close to germany tho... 48y

[@user-cd4bx6uq1y]

Certainly one of the better ways to comment on this game

[@12354rony]

Ludi I'm pretty sure the tribal people of Sakhalin are in fact not naked😂

[@noahn627]

The port was not needed as their is a land bridge between Hokkaido and Sakhalin.

[@Ibm19000]

Seems like your Japanese people starving. Keep an eye on SoL to get better prices for the low strata. :D good video.

[@tijmenwillard2337]

It's better to start with a few tooling workshops. Japan is still on the basic PM for logging camps and building a few tools will get you on the next level, allowing you to gain a lot of capitalists quickly.

[@Zekk11]

Saw silly word man vid, must watch.

[@fuzzymeister5004]

finally

[@paulakelly1249]

Omg ludi i didnt know you posted forgive me 😭

[@Iajibagoa13]

Dormeo campaign when?

[@patsfreak]

Time to eat Asia a century early

[@rafaelivo]

28:18 Wait, the ai form scandinavia?

[@MundusMeus974]

9k? from the iron mine throughput? Pretty certain it was 6.2 bucko lol. Someone needs glasses. :3

[@markdobbins8393]

The Americas don't have the resources you need for an isolationist run. You want to move into Dai Viet or China for the silk and opium (and population base)

[@HiddenCitizenAR]

Do you use any mods?

[@LudietHistoria]

Nope

[@thinkingchess404]

Now restore the roman empire as Japan

[@hoyinching9313]

1:09 Agree, balance between city and environment.

[@TK-js7yz]

Chosing private construction option in game rules will mess up with the intent to build one industry per state to maximize economies of scale

[@quikoucat]

🤘🤘

[@sportiolli]

south americans want to be friends with the japense, UNACCEPTABLE

[@sergiedo4756]

Yes the fact that the political map disappears when approaching will be wonderful, specially playing in the HRE for example. It is difricult to find some nations even now. And how to apy that to the 50 different maps tzat we have.

[@josepinho894]

Second part please

[@Therealferm]

Ludi pleaseee do another qing video

[@eliot7189]

Brother, please show us how to play as Heljati i mean Haiti.... or Liberia

[@jacobwiens659]

If another country is improving relations with you, you can expel their diplomats, which prevents that. It also lowers relations and gives you infamy.

[@alonsocerva2596]

Im still salty about the military, I think they should implement something along the lines of vicky2 in that regard

[@Simonsavvi]

blur good?

[@crusadertankgaming6694]

Ludi is running out of titles for the videos and now he's using hoi4 ones, poor guy

[@LCRichardM]

hint: if you want to lower relationships, if the other nation is improving -> *Expel Diplomats* Has not expelled target's diplomats within the last five years Lose −30 relations with target, Target's diplomats are expelled for five years preventing improve relations action, Gain +10 infamy

[@incosto6036]

I would say tax capacity is a minor issue for an undeveloped nation, peasants got extremely low income they would barely cover admin building upkeep. Building out peasants should make more profit then covering low taxation efficiency. Also peasant only consume 10% of goods, so making them employees creates inner demand for everything and boost snowballing of GDP grows.

[@sebidragu4439]

Ludi joaca cu principatele 🙏🙏🙏🙏💯💪

[@LudietHistoria]

am sa joc

[@sebidragu4439]

​@@LudietHistoria❤❤❤

[@marcinnylon8295]

Give me this second part

[@DaxRaider]

no in the 20s not everyone in new york had a car xD in 1920 that was around 20% of the people and in 1930 it was around 40% xD but i get it, tokio was around 1-3% in that time so yeah but not EVERYONE that statement is literally wrong xD

[@LudietHistoria]

yeah true, not everyone, that was an exageration, but compared to japan it really was a huge amount ^^

[@sedraczek]

Why Ludi in his game has 60+% for colonial but i have in my game 6%...?

[@LudietHistoria]

Every new game you get different percentage based on your leader's traits. You can restart if you want to get more.

[@BSideWasTaken]

"The path noone chooses" is playing Victoria 3 still anyway Lubi xDDD

[@skyvuegen]

Game aint even that bad

[@skyvuegen]

@dilorenzo2797 why

[@denofgames2072]

Your comment is exaggerated ppl play the game quite a bit actually and with the new military update coming up the game will slowly mark it's place.

[@bonts7044]

No one plays Vic 2 anyways

[@bonts7044]

@dilorenzo2797it is better than Vic 2

[@fyang1429]

Again, pretty much anyone can do this trick in 1836. Declare interest in Dixie, build 2 naval ships, hire 2 admirals, conquer Texas. Bam you have acquired one of the best oil states in the late game with barely any infamy. If they got annexed by Mexico, restart.