EU4 but only ONE PROVINCE per continent is settled?

In today's Europa Universalis IV (EU4) video we will be voiding every province in the world except for one capital province per continent. The nations of Brandenburg, Aztec, Kongo, and a couple others will be tasked with colonizing and repopulating the entire world, and then they have to fight it out for dominance!

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[gugfitufi]

I think it's fine to force spawn the reformation. Although you technically interfere with the AI-only experience, I prefer it when the countries keep getting technologies steadily. Also, the unique mechanics in each age of the game is super fun to see! How they start blobbing with absolutism and how the revolution changes the world is just cool to see. So please spawn in the reformation!

[bobsmith]

I don’t really care one way or the other whether you help along the AIs. All I ask is that you be consistent. I think that if you’re going to help Mongolia upgrade to Yuan then it only seems fair that you then help Brandenburg upgrade to Prussia.

[Bblnk]

In Old Norse they called it "Ísland" which translates literally to "ice-land", it just happens to look like "island" in English lol

[OcaenNam]

i personally love tsardom, and especially great veche republic, because spamming streltsy is really fun.

[DanjasLP]

Absolutely gotta be Republics. Especially later on when you have the government reforms done, you can essentially choose your leaders first trait and then just bump then up to 6/6/6 within a decade. It's so so powerful when done by a player.

[vfzwwnm]

Iceland in norwegian means Island, and yes it is written the same as the word island. Just that the difference is that "ice" in english is "is" in norwegian whilst "land" is the same

[simmilimmi]

Actually Iceland got it’s name from one Viking who visited it and called it Iceland cause there was a lot of ice, Ísland is Iceland in Icelandic cause ís is ice and land is land. Island in Icelandic is “eyja” and in Norwegian “øy”

[kahedakylar]

me: i need to do something productive today

also me: *watching AI fighting each other for 94. time*

[darksuperganon]

I think what happened is that Palawa formed Australia, but when you form a colonial nation you have to give up all the land outside of that CN. Which, in this case, returned it to... Palawa since there were no other cores.

[corvus]

"I think it's over here in Newfoundland." Points at Nova Scotia.

[williampavlik]

I dont have the dlc to remove bad kings or queens. So I always go democracy/republic. Because then I can pick which power to focus on.

[Chainmonkey]

Military dictatorship I find to be a way to remain permanently dominate, army tradition-> general-> strong leaders-> more war-> army tradition... I may be biased though as I just love Milan🤣

[duskpede]

spawn every "rome" tag (rome, byz, rum, HRE, romania) with their largest territorial borders each (with a lot of overlap) and then see which ones come out on top

[froplay]

i think the reason pdx disables some events for ai is that they will set the provinces as provinses of intresst, its like when the mughals wants the world because of its mechanic. And that makes shenanigans as ai italy wants the entire mediterranean sea and will break alliences and stuff like that

[datbo]

Here's an idea:
Simulating ancients- by that I mean, do a custom nation in historical places of ancient civilizations (or use preexisting tags if they exist) and let them colonize the world and see them fight for dominance

[CaliRed]

Republic is basically a gurantee to have a 6/6/6 about 80% or more of the time.

[fedorustimenko]

Imo, republic is very powerful with its ability to produce god-like rulers at reliable rate

[Infidi]

9:44 you could write your own event which has a 50/50 chance to spawn the reformation and can only fire once

[kohuded]

It is believed that iceland is called that due to all the drifting ice around it way way back.

[SubSpace-bsfr]

The name of iceland comes from the icelandic "Ísland" which means ice land, NOT "island" which is "eyju" in icelandic.