41:55 he said nibba!

I have no idea how to rotate the map

Igit Igit left click + alt I think

wtf you can rotate the map?

wait what? you can rotate the map?

Dad is dead dear, tragic accident!

Same

Alexander became a king and a great general at the age of 21. Tough years. 😎

Every AI is bipolar LMAO! :D

They should make militaristic AIs (Egypt, Sparta, Norway, Zulu, Macedon...) not care (or care less) about warmongering.

The Geruto Alekusanderu

@@Sus-kz2bf idk man u seem pretty sus

@@Caimmia_ lol

@@Sus-kz2bf Yet another Macedonian who thinks that just because Macedon was in the same geographic location as modern Macedonia that their history belongs to them.

@@Riftmaker17 But Pella (where Alexander was born) is in modern day Greece... he studied under an Athenian philosopher, his father was educated while in Thiva, but everything still occurred in Greece, whether or not the geographical region is Macedonia or not

A bit painful if u wanna do early war but otherwise great

For real, that barbarian spam in the first two eras is very fucking annoying.

Restart your game then. Find a spot till you have some space. If you are close to barbarians, queue up this setup: Slinger, Warrior, Warrior, Builder and Slinger. Go into the archery tree once animal husbandry is completed. From there, if your archery doesn’t come in yet, kill a scout and get your archers (upgrade your slingers). Once you have at least two archers and three warriors, leave one Warrior behind and attack the nearest settlement of barbarians with your other groups. Once you have made your set up, your best bet would be to do bronze working and then iron working. I have found that horse back riding is meh. It’s not bad or great, it’s meh. If you want to move faster, then do horsemen and then bronze working. But the only reason I say be careful with horsemen is because most barbarians have spearmen and they reek havoc on your horsemen. Also, this setup starts you out pretty well to take care of city-states, too. But you probably need to have archers before you attempt to attack a city-state. You can get away with slingers on barbarian camps, but not city-states or capitals. If the barbarians are coming to you very early in the game (within the first 10 turns), do not go explore with your warrior. Or at least, not very far. Note: this setup is specifically for early conquest and for a domination pathway. (Don’t forget to put your +5 combat strength card in your military slot for your policies.).

@@Ceannadachthanks for that share bud, i know your comment was over 2 years old, but I wanna scrape off some of your knowledge bro, when it comes to war, do you keep it to the 10 turns, go to peace and then war again when build up and ready to kill (in early game) I've found when I war to take down a 2-3 city civ, i often find myself stuck getting archers, then getting batering rams and then cats because the enemy cities tech up and get harder to conquer as I move forward. I feel it stunts me having to do it hardway like that with tech and keeping up with the joneses or the world civs in technology, your advice or a suggested video would be greatly appreciated.

And then promptly marched them across a barren ass desert and lost half of them....

Pantelis Gaitanidis You might hate me for saying this, but that sounds like the plot for a bad anime.

yes it bring me pain when i listen them pronouncing some words, also Chalkidiki, its really simple, but americans and british constantly try to pronounce those words with their accent. In my language its simple, is pronounced "Halkidiki"

@@milosstojanovic4623 yes Halkidiki is the correct way to pronounce that as well :)

@@milosstojanovic4623 bro, you act like we're supposed to know the C is silent

@@thatoneguymatt987 it's not "silent", it's just a somewhat archaic transliteration of the Greek letter Χχ which assumes the German and not the English use of CH... think CH as in "Bach" or "chutzpah" and not CH as in "batch"

Yeah I'm a complete newbie, (like 1 week in) and these videos have helped me learn the game incredibly fast

spawned inside a mountain range

''maybe'' is not in his vocabulary yet

lol ditto. We do pick it up though. Sometimes in the middle of a game you can be like hang on I remember this!

He just got very lucky

7th turn: you meet Australia 10th turn: Australia declared war 13th turn: Australia capitulated you

He was fortunate with the terrain because his capital was surrounded by mountains and small chokepoints. Even if he was attacked it was likely to fail. On the other hand it makes domination harder for him because it's also hard for him to get units through that terrain. That's why the encampment in Methone was put in a great spot - it blocked Brazil and feeds new units directly into their nearest city.

@@adamweir1191 STFU mook

Exactly. He didn't sent delegation to brazil, but agressively settled toward him without any military and the AI don't attack... okay. It looks like settler difficulty.

Well, thats because of the amazing diversity in Greece in the Classical and similar ears.

I feel your comment on so many levels. Really haven't managed to figure out how to deity yet. Edit: must be the name xD

Think I preferred Ay Ay, Guy

Finally, Chalkidiki pronunciation really irritated me xDD

yup, use the hetairoi to flank the enemy from behind and use the hypaspists to attack from the front. Just like Alexander the Great actually did.

@@XxxSucks4UxxX 👍🏻👍🏻

yes

@@PotatoMcWhiskey where can we send you save files for the series?

@@semilogo7779 My email is publicly listed in the channel details.

A yes the "notice me senpai" comment spammer

@@Vardalos2 nope, my mouse is just really shit, sorry about that

He said production. Not space. Even if you put mines on all of them there isnt enough pop to work them all. Maybe with a few traders

I thought, that this was a weirdly short livestream ^^