I Played Every Hearts Of Iron 4 Difficulty (It Sucked)

I Played Every Hearts Of Iron 4 Difficulty (It Was Not Good)

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[swigs]

3:02 The US declaring neutrality as soon as you land in the UK is god tier timing.

[emmiannon]

9:40 "Ive brute forced as far as we can probably go there but the equipment.. it aint looking too good" - German high command 1942

[ScaleZenzi]

Using the country sliders to buff your enemies is generally a more fun way to challenge yourself than the difficulty setting imo

[a_person_of_all_time]

Make a good AI that can counter the player: ❌
Debuff the player: ✅

[CaptainFellowship]

Civilian mode is for the first 300 hours while you try to figure out what the all buttons do. Recruit is for the next 200 hours while you try to figure out how Navy works. the normal difficulty is for one you achieve enlightenment and realize that Navy is unknowable and doesn’t really matter

confession:
I play on recruit difficulty in Kaiserreich/Kaiserredux, precisely for the higher political power gain

[nargaflarga]

The way I see it, Civilian is for screwing around with friends who don’t know how to play the game very well, while Regular is the only other difficulty that matters if you’re trying to play a serious-ish game

[Dracowinges]

11:31 modern difficulty. Not so much upgrade the AI as just give it more resources and cheat.

[criticalwolf]

"Civilian difficulty is basically cheating"

Me: haha yeah😅 *struggles on civilian difficulty sometimes*

[andromidius]

HOI4 really needs an AI overhaul. Maybe then the difficulty slider would mean something.

[jermymckee]

Day 7 of asking ISP to collab with Drew and Alex one last time

[grandly]

I personally only do regular difficulty in ironman for achievements or when I wanna learn a nation and veteran for any extra challenge to play a defence game. I put civilian on if I wanna mess around with different mechanics in the game.

[espi]

I kinda like playing as the Soviets on max difficulty with max buffed Germany. It actually makes the war challenging.

[northernmostrat]

ISP slop is the last place I'd expect to hear a foo fighters reference 7:48

[sheacorduroy]

Shoulda played Black Ice difficulty smh

[mushroombased]

I play recruit and still struggle. I've been playing this game for a decade and I still don't understand how it works

[andrewcantor]

You don't understand the proper procedure on playing map games on hard difficulties.
1. Decide just playing games for fun isn't good enough for you.
2. Open map game with hard difficulty.
3. Have no fun but stress out while you have no way to raise enough troops to even defend your borders let alone conquer anything and the AI thrwarts your every move, not with any intelligence but with huge buffs.
4. Proceed to complain about how hard and "unhistorical" it is.
5. Angrily close map game.
6. Reopen map game and repeat.

[JoshKit]

I played a lot of civilian when I first started playing cause you can just ignore large parts of the game to focus on the essentials.
But I do kinda agree that you shouldn't use it for too long cause I didn't bother learning how to build division templates for wayyy to long and found that I missed out on an interesting part of the game because of it :P

[lorenzmaut]

But in EU4 the AI does everything to nerf everything you try to conquer, Trying to conquer italy, hold up, France already has 2 allies there, Spain has another ally, England has allies. Like Clearly by pure luck France decided to have all their diplomatic slots in Italy.

[haydeis]

I get rolled on recruit 😂 this game looks so fun, I’ve been watching you and Bo for years, but damn I’m not smart enough for it