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Eu4 Winds of Change 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. 8 New EU5 MAPS & Potential RELEASE DATE !

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[flic]

Lets all get hyped up for a game that will be in its optimal around 2028!

[iacorianus]

I've been checking your channel every day for this, man. lol

[etiennedlf]

When they say 14 laws + 40 later I think they mean that there are 14 categories and each of those has a coople issues. So the amount of customization of details part of the kingdom should be massive

[lightworker]

EU5's mechanics?

Oh, you mean Project: Caesar's mechanics.

[inspector_beyond]

Pavia confirmed that with Turkish Succession Law, the Successions will be bloody. So yeah, successions do be looking interesting.

[Valkanna.Nublet]

It sounds like laws are many different EU4 mechanics all pulled together and organised in a style similar to Vicy.
I like that idea, it simplifies things.

[amorencinteroph]

I like the newspapers being literate. One of my complaints about Vicky 2 was that the USA had a low literacy rate, whereas historically it had a higher rate of literacy than most developed European countries at the time. Thanks in part to the Protestant culture (moms taught their kids to read the family bible) and the popularity of newspapers.

[SpaceKitten]

Can't wait for EU5 German empire borders by 1400





Help me ludi has been keeping me captive in his basement

[Lightman]

While it took a bit longer to be fully codified, Henry VIII did make himself [and thus future kings] the head of the Anglican Protestant Church. As such, it was eventually written into UK law that the monarch cannot be Catholic. Many Muslim rulers have the title of Caliph, which is a similar situation, where the Head of State is also a Church leader.

[LB]

It’s crazy that EU5 will have the Salic Law but not CK3, where succession laws are probably the most important mechanic

[eligoldman]

Wait the estates can build things? That’s kinda cool to at independent parts of society that react to you and also affect the market.

[simonioos]

remember just because the modifier has the same name doesnt mean it works the same

[myrddinemrys]

The heir religion law is probably based off of a real law that affects the British succession which still prohibits Catholics from becoming Monarch (although for around a decade now, you're no longer disinherited if you marry a Catholic).

[jurgenraucher]

Ludi, where is Vic3 Japan part 2? It's already 6k likes. Chop-chop YouTube boy (with love& appreciation ❤)

[AFrenchGuyIGuess]

Remember when people were worried that EU5 would lack content and mechanics (compared to EU4) until it had 2-3 years worth of DLC? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

[catgremm]

Lets new ludi video 🔥🔥 cant wait to see the quality drop today

[alittlejoke]

I believe the difference between common law and civil law should play a huge role in the mechanics since the split between the two can still be felt to this day. And has its roots in diffent cultures and histories. Common law stemmed from the writ system in england and result in a very diffrent Legislative than the Continental system which used civil derived from the law that romans used. Furthermore during this time period a lot of regions also applied parallel to theses systems customary law which was the prominent rule of law in the middle ages. Also this split only existed in Europe legal systems outside of europe used way diffrent judiciary systems for examples in muslim countries shari'a law was prominent. Oversimplifying this might loose out on a lot of immersion and interesting mechanics that could differentiate the diffrent regions drastically and would lead to a lot of replay value

[YiannissB.]

It's weird Ludi, you found again your mustache but I can't find my wallet

[TesaLegitimusVonAtti]

In the comments, a developer confirmed that the Ottomans would have a special succession and that it would be bloody.

[SebiSupermil]

So the laws are a mix of the Vicky 2/3 (didn’t play Vicky 2) system and EU4 gov reform system?