THIS Is The NEW WAY To PLAY TALL - EU4 1.36 Mamluks Guide

In this video, we'll be teaching you the SECRETS of EGYPTIAN Wealth and how to get rich as a Mamluk in the EU4 1.36 Mamluk GUIDE!
As a Mamluk in the EU4 1.36 Mamluk GUIDE, you'll be able to amass a fortune as you conquer Egypt and the surrounding regions. We'll teach you the secrets to victory, and give you the guide you need to amass immense wealth and power in this unique EU4 game!
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IF YOU WANT MORE:
1. COLONIZATIONS guide: • EU4 COLONIZATIONS GUIDE
2. TALL PLAY guide: • EU4 GUIDE TALL DEVELOPING
3. CONQUEST guide: • EU4 GUIDE CONQUEST
4. ACHIEVMENTS guide: • EU4 GUIDE achievements

[@lookasetbella]

Egypt is an incredibly strong country to play for TALL development. Let me know if any of you have tried to play the Innovative Ideas campaign or played with cheap technology.

[@2009worstyearever]

if you conquer 20 East African provinces, you can get Tier 5 Cava units. For 2 mil points you get a free unit, you can consolidate them to instantly build it up to 1000 strength and then either you have a giant army or you can disband them and get their manpower costs back so instantly re-fill manpower.

[@lookasetbella]

Oh I didn't know that, is it some kind of mission or a national decision?

[@2009worstyearever]

Its a mission and a decision. You can either get cawa in tier 5 or you get random Ethiopian advisors that are -75 percent st random times

[@mathfrom0to96]

Need 60% professionalism for manpower on disband no?

[@2009worstyearever]

@@mathfrom0to96 no. Cawa is powerful precisely because it doesn't require it. So you have at tier 5 unlimited manpower (the only limit being mil points)

[@nrbmemes2414]

​@@lookasetbellaonce you click the beyond the nile mission it starts an event chain with benefits and integrating the Ethiopians.

[@user-Erimej]

It's extremely criminal to NOT gain a historical friendship with Venice as Mamluks. That way, it's much easier to maintain the newly vassalized Venice

[@evamnuelepifanio3994]

Great video Lookas!!

[@lookasetbella]

Thanks!

[@solidspiderznake8100]

you can get ibadi provinces from oman or tunis and trigger zealots to flip then get +10% Goods produced modifier to stack up :)

[@the_niss]

Gonna rush that in my next run. Thought about oman, but Tunis is way easier

[@lookasetbella]

Yes, to max out the stats, I would change my faith to Ibadi.

[@anthroposium]

Very cool campaign :)

[@amilavxilmen5632]

Finally Mamluks had a decent mission tree

[@empireempire3545]

I did a Yemen run recently and it's... interesting : D

[@iftar1456]

fun video. what is the background music?

[@HelicopterShownUp]

The thumbnail should show the before on the left and the after on the right. That's how it's read, left to right and how other before and afters have always appeared. It's even called a 'before and after' not an 'after and before'. :)

[@lookasetbella]

But that's the point. People usually see the top left corner first and then see after. And they are intrigued as before. This makes them look at the thumbnail longer.

[@CooltasticOG]

Thumbnail suggestion: Before image should be on the left, and After image on the right. And there is a typo on before where it says 'Befor' instead of 'Before'

[@lookasetbella]

I used to do it so that first it was BEFORE, then AFTER. Surprisingly, such thumbnails clicked worse than the order I use now. People pay more attention to the left side of a miniature, so if it catches their attention, they will take a closer look at it. An exception to this is, for example, the use of faces on miniatures. But many KZbin advice channels recommend placing it on the left side. PS. Thank you for pointing out the typo.

[@CooltasticOG]

@@lookasetbella Ah, interesting. Never knew that until now, and I might consider doing the same for my thumbnails, but atleast I did something.

[@Temuho]

Please another video as egypt

[@jakegrice5853]

15:22 "beautiful, we have face sitting" 😳

[@lookasetbella]

Ys i love it

[@drchaos2000]

mamluks is the kind of country that got so overbuffed in the last patch that they are no longer fun in the hand of a player

[@2009worstyearever]

it was already an S tier country though. The only difference now some of its missions are sort of entertaining. But you'd just Dec 11 the Byz and that would be that for the Ottomans

[@lookasetbella]

Depends on experience. Most experienced players think that if you start with more than 1 province and you don't have 3 strong countries as enemies nearby, it's generally BORING! The missions in this DLC are mostly good. They don't make countries too powerful. This is not the level of France or England, which after 10 years is basically guaranteed to conquer the world.

[@Rosemarie_and_tomato]

Name 3 overbuffed things about Mamluks

[@the_niss]

The coffee monopoly...do you get free tax dev every time you renew it?

[@jormun]

Yeah it seems pretty OP if it's like that.

[@lookasetbella]

I need to check this :P

[@NathanKrausch-sb4rt]

Need a update where your development go up or down because of mini ice events

[@NathanKrausch-sb4rt]

Also add population

[@NathanKrausch-sb4rt]

Also need to add years 1822-2000

[@NathanKrausch-sb4rt]

Add 5 new idea group per ages

[@user-xm2of8bv5v]

Haw you check mana stats of Rulers ???)))

[@lookasetbella]

Save scaming, rulers' statistics are defined when the event occurs. I generally don't do this because it spoils the fun. I showed it as a curiosity.

[@sahilhossain8204]

Ah yes the resurgence of pax Egyptia 🇪🇬 🗿👌😎👍 as Mamluks

[@sahilhossain8204]

Lore of EU4 1.36 Mamluks Guide - THIS Is The NEW WAY To PLAY TALL momentum 100

[@viniciusyugulis7278]

Culture shift to Turkish ASAP > Form Egypt through mission > Westernize military (don't bother with the rest) > Form Rûm

[@silence5014]

What is the goal ?

[@backmoonthe2nd]

@@silence5014 Best army strength in the middle east.

[@viniciusyugulis7278]

@@silence5014 Eyalet spam + one of the best armies in the world

[@silence5014]

The big disadvantage of the eyalet that you have to call them manually to war which is annoying if you have more than 10

[@viniciusyugulis7278]

@@silence5014 you can call them in the menu when you declare war actually, just beware they can be separated peaced

[@nodaridolidze7655]

We want Rassidid!

[@lookasetbella]

Currently, I have the Secret Road for Byzantium and Najd campaigns in preparation

[@nodaridolidze7655]

Suggest to create Byzantine Empire as Georgia, then Roman Empire. Harder version: Unite Georgia as Samtskhe, create Byzantium, create Rome.@@lookasetbella

[@luka.pilasanovic]

is this a google transdlated chatgpt script? there's a weird flow to the sentences and some weird grammar too. No hate I like the video its just noticeably weird haha

[@lookasetbella]

You know that if you say something isn't hate, it is :). Because even you yourself think it can be perceived that way. I don't use Google Translator. But I use chatgpt to translate most of it. This is the English version of my Polish episodes. I'm trying to improve the translations, but I don't have much time for it, so there are probably some mistakes. Next year I will definitely post materials from time to time, which I will record first in English.

[@Born2Die2times]

Thumbnail should be reversed

[@lookasetbella]

This is not book.

[@oguzhanaktas775]

First war byzatium

[@lookasetbella]

it's tooooo easy mode

[@Trihahalos]

Mamluks can genuinely do whatever. 1.) You can attack the ottomans right away and you can win with some loans. (done that and I am not a good player. Good players can win without loans) 2.) You can attack Byzantium, vassalize it and then beat the ottomans. The game is over at that point. Mamluks easily outscale even colonial powers (did that too) 3.) You can hit the bayliks, then attack the ottomans and dominate them or just settle with preserving byzantium and cutting their asian holdings in half. You can utterly destroy them later. 4.) You can just attack Qara Koyonlu, beat them, take the land, cut the ottomans from the rest of Asia and then get powerful european allies and beat them. 5.) You can play tall, get european allies and beat the ottomans 6.) You can play tall, and using the tactics in this video here just outscale the ottomans and beat them. Or you can ignore them and do whatever, you will still be at the top. 7.) You can even fool around and get colonial ideas, then get another settler from the mission and dominate the colonizing game in Africa and Indonesia and start bashing heads in the far east (which is a cakewalk due to the technology advantage) I mean... I mean...

[@lookasetbella]

ad.1 I'm not saying not to do it, I'm saying that I'm not doing it on purpose to have a stronger Osman later. More fun. I say that it is more optimal to destroy Osman using the Byzantine strategy. ad7. This is the plan for episode 2, but I'm wondering whether to record it.