"There's nothing to do" while having a inactive colonist for a decade and being only a few provinces away from the entirety of Central America. Why not form the Aztecs and figure out if your mission tree breaks, like you mentioned?

Why dont you just take admin focus and take exploration with native penalties? You can colonize and reform with the incas by 1480 if you colonize a province in Brazil. If you need colonial range you can core a province from the northern natives in Colombia at the coast. This has been the meta strategy imo since El dorado DLC

The Migratory tribes have knowledge of all of South America, so if you ally/vassal them you can do Request to Share Maps with them to see when/where the Europeans land. You can then send your colonist adjacent to be able to reform sooner than them making it to you.

3:20 bro complains there's not more context while completley disregarding the event text which explains it

Skill issue

Pretty clear that playmaker doesnt ever play colonial (i don't blame him its usually boring af), hence why he completely forgot about the colonist and that he could have maybe gotten to central America

Oh yeah, Cuzco is the preferred one- they got an amazing starting ruler that's not too old, and you get to keep the one level of Machu Picchu. Also you get to throw people out the ear-window, if they ever throw off your groove.

I normally tech up to get exploration and expansion to get the maximum colonists. I was able to get to brazil and reform completely in a much shorter time than you did in the video.

Thanks for the consistency w the posts man , I watch all the eu4 videos but in the last few months you been noticably killing it, had to let u know man , keep it up I’m loving it!

6:30 you get the silver company because the region has silver mines. They are represented by gold but its actually silver. And the region has metric fuck ton of silver

This streamer lucky nation modifier is pretty op.

Glad to see you found it just as tedious as me. If I have to colonize, I'm out.

I'm amazed that he knows how to pronounce Machu Picchu

Hey man I really appreciate the fact that you are posting like crazy. Your content is high quality. Keep it up!

is that dark souls music i hear

No worries, once you play a native you can even see Ming not collapse and take exploration ideas, of course desiring your goldmines

So if the new patch made natives easier, does that mean three mountain somehow becomes easier?

Ngl man i have no idea how you are able to go from streaming to instantly editing your videos 5 days in a row takes massive dedication!

I like how you just cut your last sentence. Guess there was nothing left to say.

Rare Playmaker L lmao

Still hating on Inno I see :(

You need to try very hard

Easy nation, you don't max, no use colonist, ignore the mission tree, but 4 power without problem. Play Florence with innovation ideas and plutocratic, get sortition reform, for geronto government 6/6/6 leaders with 69 years old for infinite mana points and dev hell, get 30 dev in all Italy complete the mission "make haste slowly" change to monarchy change religion to ibadi or some stupid Muslim variation, enact IQTA government, conquer Mamluks, complete mission tree, get Arabia before tech 20, unlock achievement "prince of Egypt".

They are too powerful" (early 1500s, quits by 1550s) Then the nations of Europe all come at you at once in the 1600s... Spoken like a person whom plays the game almost exclusively in Europe and Asia... Didn't even know that the well known country of Mapuche was down there and an opn... Booo go back to Europe! 😆😆😆 Totally messing with you. Not everyone finds the Americas as fun to play in as I do. I've played nearly every nation in the Americas into the 1600s or more. I LOVE the new mechanics for the majors. Things seem easy in the 1500s, but its the 1600s where like 6 or more MAJOR nations all are hostile and desire all of your lands. Things change quickly from easy to HOLY SHIT! Anyways, Thanks for the vid!

Honestly, it feels like the Inca are not even worth playing, compared to the Aztecs. Mesoamerica is a blood fueled thunderdome, with constant action, and by the time you're done (depends on your ability as a player) the Europeans are starting to arrive to colonize and you can keep a bit of momentum, whereas playing around the Andes is much tamer and also quicker to clean up. Not to mention Aztecs have much better national ideas compared to Inca. I feel like the Inca still need a touch up. The only time I can imagine someone would consider picking Inca over the Aztecs is if they're interested in them from a historical standpoint.

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