Do your beautiful runs more often and you will get 100k at the end of August, really

Foah teh Emprah!!!

4:50 Dogs? Dogs?!? DOGS?!?!?!? PARADOX YOU SICK BASTARDS....

It was awesome.

I know you can do it, you only need to lose 400 in a little over a month.

Yeah, we need United States missions at the bare minimum.

@@notme8232 not really

@@whyops9862 yes

The expanded missions mod gives trees to most formable colonial nations like, USA, Canada, Colombia, Australia, etc.

@@notme8232 Nah we dont. EU4 timeline is set long before the US, and the game forcefully ends almost right when the US got their independence

I’d like to smoke some Hawaiian Great Crack

Gotta love the really long Hawaiian names

And Jack in terms of mineral resources. T. Its half the reason why we yoinked their land.

ah yes, change a perfect name to a much harder to say name, never change hawaiians

@@collinlogan4170 it’s really not that hard to say, Hawai’ian phonetics are fairly easy. Anyways, Kama’ehuakanaloa is the native name; Lō’ihi was the name given to it by scientists that didn’t know it was already named, and it just means “long”.

I think Hawaii would actually make for a cool game but the achievement robs you of the true Hawaii experience + the MT could be better

@@QuarbitGaming My goal is to one day make an Hawaii Pacific Empire. To turn everything that touches the Pacific ocean under the heal of Hawaii! (Eastern Asia to the western coast of the Americas)

No donkeys?

no swallows required

I mean, they did that for sure but like, in the paleolithic or something, not in the 15th century. That's like asking "why are italians catholic and not pagans in eu4?"

@@garak55 That is true.

Eastern pacific is the pacific in the america side...

@@garak55 Polynesians reached Hawaii in 400 CE, nowhere near paleolithic. It was the same time as the collapse of the Western Roman Empire.

It seems around 1300 is when historical evidence of Polynesian expansion stops which would be linked with the time that the Samoan and Tongan empires begun to collapse. Not too much is known about their collapses, if they were still expanding after the 1300s, or if they were up to anything else (i.e. landing in the Americas or Australasia).

I think this is also true for Bermuda

Also, Greenland counts as part of north america so if you are playing as england or Norway and want to get colonialism or the splendor from being in two continents there you go

run was so boring you had to buy a new pc 💀

Hawaii didn’t, they were the result of earlier exploration though, but not of the EU4 style where you report back.

Im surprised they didn't make explorers a part of their government type

@@najdopanovski566 makes sense, they also have colonial range from events and another event which give a navigator advisor, it's basically the most useless modifier for a nation that for some reason gets explorers as an ambition, if they managed to get in these islands by exploring them they should also get the possibility to explore the rest of the world, there are even hypothesis that some of them made it to the americas.

The polynesians didn't get neglected, lol, the whole reason we have polynesians AT ALL is because they bothered to do it alongside other, more pressing regions at the time. They just didn't get a very expansive amount of content, which is... well, to be expected. Close to no one will be playing the polynesians, and on a Grand Strategy level, they did close to nothing at all in the game's timeline.

@@joujou264 well yeah, but something as simple as swapping the ambition and traditions should have been thought of.

I like the way you think

I don't know if it was intended but if you vassalize a nation out of your colonial range and you give them land in a war you can claim land for yourself next to that province. You can't core it unless you lose the rest of your provinces and become an OPM but if you do it in Mexico you will be able to find some easy targets that you will easily conquer. This way you can reach the New World before the Europeans and be strong enough when they start creating colonial nations. Once you start snowballing you can easily conquer the whole continent and if you stack the correct modifiers you can get tons of governance capacity and 40% minimum autonomy in territories.

Yeah, you need to move the capital to America. I gave everything away to vassals. Although I did thy great mistake to colonize that damned island in my capital region, which despite being in the state it's not in the same sea tile, so I could not give it away. So, I had to move my capital twice, first to the damned island and the to the New World. :P

Doesn't make sense that that's a choice seeing as Hawaiians had no form of currency and making war claims was super difficult because you had to defend your reason to the tribe and inspire them. Even if you were a chief you could still get shot down plus it depends on what tribe and island and time of year you invade. We had a holiday that made it kapu (illegal) to start wars. This was the same time Cooke came hence why we didn't kill him despite knowing who he was. This is why when king Kamehameha went to war with the islands he used guns. Some tribes joined without conflict though. Really, you don't need vassals in Hawai'i because we were self sufficient and had everything we needed. Only reason why we united was because of threat of invasion by the English. Other than that there was no reason. Instead, the run should be about trading and discovery rather than warfare as that is what traditionally Pacific Islanders did, warfare was a background thing and was rare until the 19th century but that was because of Colonialism rather than pure greed or ignorance.

True, he should get explorers and conquistadors as a tradition because the polynesians went all the way to Madagascar, it's like saying that Morocco should raid after their get the ambition, after all if they were ambitions they shouldn't be existing nations in polynesia in the samr way Barbary piracy did from the 15th century.

@@Rullino32 sort of. The Polynesians didn't go to Madagascar. The Austronesians did. There is a distinction. Basically the Polynesians are one of a variety of groups descended from Austronesians. Also i think that there should simply be a fairly wide "seen" area, but beginning with a conquistador or colonist right away would be a bit op. Colonist and conquistador as a 3rd idea for the smaller island nations seems fair to me. Notably the Maori did not do much exploration after settling in NZ. NZ had so many more resources than the Polynesian island chains that it seemed pointless. One major change needs to be the number of provinces in NZ, as well as a reworking of the system to reflect the multi-tiered whanau-hapu-iwi structure of Maoridom.

YOU'RE NOT MAORI, COLONIZER.

@@chomskyhonk2366 Calm down

@@AnemoiaBlues The time of the white man is soon over.

In the start screen he can continue as balrajin so he plays anbennar

welcome back

I mean he said it was easy just boring

What would the Tonga time Achievement require? Never heard of it.

@@Rullino32 i just thought that it would be funny to add an achievement called like that. I know Paradox likes puns in achievements, so a "tonga time" as a reference to "history of the entire world, i guess" would have been something nice i guess ^^

It's called "sented cons" by an artist I have forgotten the name of. Enjoy!

Humble Bundle helped a lot of people catch up.

They added a subscription which let me get all of them and even if I pay for it for a year it’s still a really good dral

The royal family still has the gifts we gave them more than 160 years ago they call my people big brother and big sister

take it back

​@@QuarbitGaming My King, we have sent a highly cultured letter to Quarbit. However, they have somehow interpreted it as an INSULT. We are amused at their lack of culture but they appear to be quite upset.

they hardly do, you're not missing much

fell asleep making it