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Is this link correct one? It redirects me to year 1643 in 1.27.2 game.
This is the permanent link to Skanderbeg (auto updates yearly)
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Thank you very much <3
This is the permanent link to Skanderbeg (auto updates yearly)
That was fun to watch.
Previous years I often felt that given how EU4 works wars were too deterministic, in the sense that somebody had "Modifier Country" and then just wasn't beatable; which could be a bit depressing to watch ^^ Seemed to work better this time around with more wars going back and forth a bit, and if somebody didn't have a chance, it usually was more reasonable that they didn't.
Previous years I often felt that given how EU4 works wars were too deterministic, in the sense that somebody had "Modifier Country" and then just wasn't beatable; which could be a bit depressing to watch ^^ Seemed to work better this time around with more wars going back and forth a bit, and if somebody didn't have a chance, it usually was more reasonable that they didn't.
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It was a great stream with great casters and to all the players... thanks for the entertainment!
How far in the timeline did they go? I only watched the stream on Thursday & Friday evening and a bit on Saturday morning, my impression was, that they wouldn't even reach the in-game year of 1700, did they?
No, 1679 I think. The re-hosts took a lot of time ^^; But given that they needed time for real-life diplomacy and all that it's kinda understandable.
Makes it all the more impressive that in the end they were some battles involving around 2M soldiers; that's certainly not happening in SP for me xD
I enjoyed watching a lot. I also thought the casters did an excellent job. All of them.
The only comments I have are:
1) There was too much gimmicky fake wars used to just manipulate province ownership, Livonia seemed to be flipping provinces left and right with Gotland and Russia.
2) The ally chains were often meaningless because once a war started many would sit out and I assumed just accepted to not loose prestige.
3) What is with all the 1v1.
It seemed the game was played pretty safe by many. I have to admit the dev clashes seem more exciting.
Still very enjoyable to watch.
The only comments I have are:
1) There was too much gimmicky fake wars used to just manipulate province ownership, Livonia seemed to be flipping provinces left and right with Gotland and Russia.
2) The ally chains were often meaningless because once a war started many would sit out and I assumed just accepted to not loose prestige.
3) What is with all the 1v1.
It seemed the game was played pretty safe by many. I have to admit the dev clashes seem more exciting.
Still very enjoyable to watch.
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It was amazing, but part of it was because the game was played with limited fronts. Opening multiple fronts at unexpected times is I think an important part of the game and fun.
The stream recordings have been deleted or privated everywhere for no reason?
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Yeah same here. Suddenly gone on twitch and nowhere to be found on youtube or archives.
Same I was about halfway done with the third day and when I went to finish today it was gone.
Oh no! I was getting ready to continue this grand adventure tonight :'(
Please tell me it will come back, I want to know what happened (I watched only day 1 and half day 2 yet).
Please tell me it will come back, I want to know what happened (I watched only day 1 and half day 2 yet).
For anyone wanting to know what happened to the VODs
Florry came in like a wrecking ball is what happened (yes)
I'm guessing they'll be back at some point.
Florry came in like a wrecking ball is what happened (yes)
I'm guessing they'll be back at some point.
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Can you elaborate on that? I can't imaging what he could have done to motivate paradox to remove all the streams.
Subscription post; I was also looking forward to watching more of them. Wasn't realistic to finish all of it in real time.
Someone posted on Reddit that they got DMCA'd due to someone humming a song by Miley Cyrus (maybe Wrecking Ball?). Don't know if that's accurate or not. But the 2019 ones are still available, so it sounds plausible.
Someone posted on Reddit that they got DMCA'd due to someone humming a song by Miley Cyrus (maybe Wrecking Ball?). Don't know if that's accurate or not. But the 2019 ones are still available, so it sounds plausible.