Forming YUGOSLAVIA 70 YEARS EARLY in VICTORIA 3

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In this video I restore Tito's legacy to forming Yugoslavia with Serbia in Victoria 3. Not sure if this works post patch but you should be able to do something at least similar post 1.7.2

[aufusjad]

I feel like the Balkans need to be spiced up a bit, in every playthrough it seems like nothing changes there, compared to what happened historically it's a shame

[affinitycrafts]

19:44 Toby: scolding prussia about being bad

France in the background: shifts colors

[efulmer]

When I did this way back when, I ended up building a level 551 furniture factory in Belgrade, supplying 80% of the world's furniture, employing millions of people, and literally draining the world dry of wood.


Also this was back when having level 5 worker's protections would eventually cause weird stuff to happen in your economy because the wage you paid your pops would climb ever higher because it was trying to make your minimum wage your average wage, so those pops working in Yugoslav Chair Industries were *rich.*

[Tarkusarkusar]

The reason you couldn't liberate Hungary btw was that you demanded Delvidek, which is a Hungarian state. Can't liberate a country if you're taking EVEN ONE STATE from its borders, sadly

[gabinboillon]

Forming Yougoslavia 70 years early, so it can implode 75 years early

[greenmancz]

That unused authority throughout the game just triggers me :P

[TheDirtyShaman]

If you want to delay progress on a front you are going to lose, you can split your army into single regiments with 4 generals each. Every general on defense slows the progression until the next battle on a front, so stacking generals can delay battles for months. The same also works for naval invasions, but far more effectively. When a naval invasion is launched, you have to fully control the attached trade-node and will battle enemy fleets until the have to "repair". Ships can not actually be damaged, so instead the Admiral attached to a fleet gets disabled for some time. When you have 12 Admirals with 3 ships in total, the Admirals will get disabled in turn with enough time for the first one to reactivate, delaying any naval invasion indefinitely.

[meh]

Watching his gdp go up and down throughout the video was the most exciting part lol

[mathewmchugh]

Nice work on those pdx guides for this dlc. They came out well.

[zephyrwyman]

26:23 ah yes the treace peaty I love those

[eliasvsaa]

Silly challenge/video idea: form Germany as the Baltic Governorates

[tigrosabertooth]

32:15 that scene from "the good, the bad, and the ugly"

[JeremyFissder]

I like how you almost take all of Austria but then just take a tiny chunk and give them back a lot of won land 😂

[ArchyeSnail]

I hope you succeed cause your content is good,
Not much people subscribe or like now-a days. Keep it up man!!!

[Banaanpapa]

In the thumbnail Yugoslavia turns out much bigger

[tigrosabertooth]

there's a way to escape power bloc invitation - they need to have 200+ influence on you to invite. so, you can maneuver between power blocs, having 2, 3 or even 4 power bloc embassies and have almost equal influence on you, so mo one can invite.

[riotdrone]

i love how victoria 3 is good now (if you get sphere of influence dlc)

[Uloncl]

love how throughout all this greece did nothing didnt even try and expand

[xeanderman]

19:43 and here we see a France in the wild, switching to a Republic. Don't disturb it, else it will switch back to Monarchy

[guibbers]

It's amazing how I can spend hours watching Toby play a game I've never even touched. Not only that but I also feel obligated to ask: Are you gonna continue the A to Z series? That was awesome! Other than that, just well done on another great one and keep up the good work!!