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EUROPA UNIVERSALIS 5 hordes are kinda stronk

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The following DLC is used in this series:

Eu4 King of Kings Domination Lions of the North Origins leviathan Emperor DLC, Dharma, Rule Britannia, Cradle of Civilization, Third Rome, Mandate of Heaven, Rights of Man, Mare Nostrum, The Cossacks, Common Sense, El Dorado, Art of War, Res Publica, Wealth of Nations, and Conquest of Paradise.

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[sharif]

Living in an area that paradox considers impassable terrain actually feels nice

[MattFerr]

2:00 that's because it's not a corridor Ludi those are locations, Pavia did say that the reason why there are a lot of "uninhabited" lands is because there weren't any permanent settlements that we know of since the people there were nomads

[EnzoLB_]

I can’t wait for the Australian Hongarian Empire achievement

[qyogurt]

They're impassable terrain (around Aral sea in GH) because I assume it's just Kazakh desert. There's still NOTHING in the vast majority of these areas and the corridor follows a river.

[QasqaZhol]

Kazan being high dev is probably developers way to portray where the metallic industry of the empire located. Because it was the place where cannons were made.

[vladmir]

I'm actually from the Ural area, and the fact that the mountains are mostly hills is pretty accurate as they have been weathered significantly over time, and more recently by mining efforts. The amount of mountains in the area should nevertheless be increased.

[ZombieBoy]

EU4: World Conquest by 1700!
EU5: Survive till 1700!

[Yasinets]

That's right. Moldova didn't exist in 1337. The first mentions of Moldova were in 1360s

[agostontoth]

Hongoraians are definitelly not hungarians. There were some hungarians in the east, stayed behind near the Volga river till the 13. century. Hungarian dominican Friar Julian actually found them in 1236, when he returned one year later, the eastern hungarian were completly destroyed by the mongols.

[goktugarslan]

I wonder how the AI will response to navigable Caspian Sea, I hope we dont see Golden Horde spamming hundreds of ships in a lake

[thesupertaco]

I hate how they erased karluks the modern uyghurs are actually karlucks the uyghurs fled to gansu and became yugurs so it's so inacurate that they removed karluks

[AHappyCub]

100+ cultures ?
Indonesia with 1331 ethnic group each with its own culture: "Hah, amateurs"

[UwU_for_Christ]

Hongoraian is a typo it should be Khongoraian, which refers to the Khakas who are indigenous Turkic Siberian people. Khongoraian is very outdated though Khakas is the modern terminology so seems weird they would use it.

[alusha]

2:00 This is big a river, which is surrounded by uninhabittable steppes and deserts, so thats why, if I remember right this river called Syrdaria or smth like that

[dreadvoice]

I can't wait to know how Japan gameplay is like since they said that the daimyos are building based nations

[prikolhicokol]

10:30 kazakhs being depicted as uzbeks is one of the biggest insults that i have ever taken

[sasi]

17:24 *Pahari kingdoms*
Pahari means mountain people, but it is also the name of the language they spoke, and the name of the ethinc group that lived along the himalayan mountain range. Nepali is just a citizenship for people from the country of nepal.

[gamuhnerdu]

Uighurs were not forcibly converted to islam by the chagatai, islamisation was a slow process that began with the conversion of the kara-khanid turks (circe tenth century) who were ruling over the uighurs prior to the mongols. (Although chagatai nobles embracing islam certainly also contributed significantly)

Uighurs would not completely convert to islam until the 17th century (long after the chagatai) so here we should have a mixture of muslim and buddhist uighurs.

[hoyinching]

Agreed with PDX, we know this is the dark times.
At least PDX is trying to explain what it actually happens in Steppe nomads.

[christurner]

The Hongoraians are definitely not related to us Hungarians, because the accounts of Friar Julian who visited these 'eastern hungarians' places their locations elsewhere, I believe near the Volga river in Volga Bulgaria. And it's believed that when the Mongols came all of them were wiped out. Even if not all of them to the letter, there would definitely not be enough there in one place to form a major enough people group to depict.