Best Beginner Nations IN Hearts Of Iron - PART 2

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[Tindog]

ISP being an educational channel is the best.

[LegaliseFinland]

First things I did after buying hoi4: 1. Play my home country of Finland and fail miserably in the winter war 2. Learn combat with Italy 3. Germany world conquest (easy) 4. Keep failing at the winter war for 50 more playthroughs 5. Finnished him! 6. Touched grass

[MaceY._.]

My first game was with Germany. I was really happy that I got free lands from focuses, but I was afraid of combat, so I haven't attack anyone until 1945, and then I go instally deleted from the map

[mattythefatty]

ISP doing YouTube shorts almost seems like a cursed timeline but I’ll support my king❤

[oddforoddssake]

"Thanks, Chamberlain!" Got a sensible chuckle out of me lol

[somedudethatripsplanetinha]

Me playing Germany: imma make the benelux a stalemate

[alfredo.zauce]

I love how ISP uses “the world” the same way band managers do when they plan a “world tour” (it’s just Europe, the Anglosphere, and sometimes Japan)

[asomelord]

My first playthrough back in summer 2016 was with Germany. It definitely helped me learn all aspects of the game and kind of go at my own pace to start WW2

[raycegumpxx]

It starts out as, “I want to take everything, why can’t I, ” as Germany, and once you’ve played enough it becomes, “should I declare war historically, or build up, or invade Poland in 1937?”

[nemotastic]

day 4 of asking ISP to play as austria because theres a new strat for austria since blood alone where you can survive the anschluss because of the unpassable alps, you also would have to do a agency and boost ideology in hungary for non aligned so they dont join the axis. i would really like to see you try that

[corey_the_bird]

My worst learning curve was definitely learning how division templates worked, I was losing really easy wars because my templates were just awful.

[eleanorgreywolfe]

Germany taught me this game. It can teach you about every mechanic. Want to learn Naval stuff? Play Germany you'll soon learn when you have to deal with the Royal Navy.

[rubentelur]

I am a beginner in hoi4 rn and i am playing as Peru. It is going quite well

[aakanksha]

Cuz they actually knew how to shoot back unlike the French who thought that the baguettes could kill a German just like they kill our appetite

[tisFrancesfault]

Man, they will be upset if the dreaded Czechoslovakia rejects demands... That can go south real quick.

[Real_Sokrat]

Hungary was my first playthrough and I learned alot of stuff.
I made Austria-Hungary and expanded through the balkans.

[brokenordinance]

I got thrown into the deep end as Italy in a multiplayer game with a friend playing as Germany. He didn’t even tell me how to do the combat so within a week Ethiopia had retaken most of the north and half of the south. I was attempting to give my units individual attacking orders with no front line by left clicking and just watching my territory disappear. He had to send volunteers and save me.

Then the motherfucker expected me to understand NAVAL the first game! I still don’t understand it 3 years later!

[bredom]

As someone who's played this game for 4k hours with 3.9k of them as historical Germany I agree! The best part is your access to the "brutal suppression" occupation law!

[AidenStrike]

The "Eternal state" goes hard if you know the history of the country

[riptidezim]

Bro I learnt the game playing ethiopia back when it didn't have a focus tree. I then played irenland and conquered the uk. 650 hours in and I haven't done a single germany playthrough yet