EU4 - What if Prussia Existed in 1444?

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In this video titled EU4 - What if Prussia Existed in 1444? we take a look at what would happen if Prussia existed in 1444 / What if Prussia existed at the start of EU4. In this video I created the nation of Prussia with their peak territorial borders in 1871, but in 1444, at the start of EU4. Prussia instantly became the number two great power in the world. As you can probably guess this scenario resulted in some pretty funny shenanigans. Obviously you would expect that Prussia would dominate, but did it really turn out that way? This whole run was controlled by the AI only without my interference and it yielded some pretty interesting results to be honest. So, after watching this video you will know what would happen if Prussia existed in 1444 in Europa Universalis 4. What is the next "What if" scenario that I should do? Leave a comment below! The save file is available for all Tier 1 and above Youtube members in the save-games Discord channel.

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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:17 - Dragon City
01:36 - Rest of the video

[syro]

What if Castille and Aragon didn't exist in 1444? Leon, Galicia, Asturias, Valencia, Catalonia, Granada and Navarre become the new Spanish powers. Oh, and Majorca, Sicily, and Naples are free.

[mehmetemirkaraaslan]

When Prussia got PU over Russia, they forgot the first letter in their name.

[janknoblich]

The coalition bug with the timurids is most likely due to the request relative for an heir favor option. Instead of giving you 20 AE with everyone of their religion it gives you 20 AE with all countries in the world. Tho this bug was fixed in 1.31.5 if I am not mistaken

[GarfieldRex]

What if USA, Louisiana, California, Alaska, Cascadia, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Brazil, Argentina, and Australia existed in 1444? Scenario 1, as independent nations. Scenario 2, existing in 1444 at the same time if a unified Spain, France, UK, Netherlands.

[alexfield]

What if Napoleonic France existed in 1444. (Only European borders but I guess if you want them to be even more op then include colonies.) I feel like Napoleonic France trying to defeat the hre would be cool.

[cryed]

could you unite england and france and create a colossus in west europe in 1444?

[kyledavidg]

Germany requires adm tech 20 which I imagine slowed them down, also need 50 cities in North and/or south Germany regions.

[lukasosterloher]

Me, a Bavarian, seeing Prussia doing very well and forming Germany: Oh no!
Me seeing them having a von Wittelsbach on the throne: I see that as an absolute win!

[fem]

Bro Germany gained more land than I do in the entire game

[talhazubayurulislam]

Our boy is growing at an exponential rate.
Congrats!!

[justiniani.]

Holy shit, my man is getting sponsors. Nice going.

[formula.clips.]

I have a crazy idea: what if Mongol Empire (with its larger extension borders) never collapsed

[ypablosvy]

Can you do a Spanish empire in 1444? Without the colonies but with European territories at that period

[mashroomghost]

Really sad to see Prussia is there but no Hohenzollern could you?? :(

[arifakkas]

I faced with this coalition situation before, when I was playing a custom nation. My custom nation reformed Byzantium, after 1600 Bahmanis got gangbanged by almost all countries in the world due to coalition. I think it is a bug but I really enjoyed seeing this weird thing.

[felnuts]

don't know which was more cursed, the timurids coalition or uzbek ruining the name placement in russia for 100 years lol

[nungus]

Wholesome dragon city advertisement by wholesome eu4 guy. C:

[rovalin]

What if communist Yugoslavia existed in 1444? What if Gran Colombia existed in 1444? What if australia was a super power in 1444?

[zachfakename]

"They are an economic hegemon. A couple of decades ago, they were a military hegemon, but I guess they swapped."
The jokes write themselves

[nicolascolchero]

Love Granada as a Christian monastic order in Asia.