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Tbf to them I would say that the wheel in terms of transportation is maybe the most overrated invention in history. I'm not saying it wasn't important, but in popular opinion it often overshadows other things like boats (there is a reason nearly every major city was build near a river, gorse drawn boats where a major mode of transporting stuff up into the 20th century) and canals or simply horses/donkeys/mules

do it

btw Atahualpa was the one who won the civil war and was captured by the Spanish

Love the acknowledgement that we tend to view and distort foreign histories and structures through the lenses of our own. Feels very silly over a paradox game (where EVERYONE needs renaissance or you can't progress society or understand a cannon) but I'm all for the discussion!

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Fun fact: the ancient Inca worshipped an entire roster of lesser gods, who they believed to control various elements of life, and from time to time mingled with, and even bred with humans. The most famous of these minor gods was Rutuy, who was depicted in stone carvings at both Cusco and Machu Pichu. A powerful demi-god, Rutuy was master of livestock and ranching, and took the form of a half-man, half-llama, and answered prayers related to animal husbandry, and grand strategy computer games published by Paradox Interactive.

Playing as Cuzco and no Pull the level Kronk joke??? unsubscribe!

The Winds of Change update for EU4 looks insane! Can't wait to see how you turn the tide of colonization. Is a Native American world conquest possible? 🤔 #EU4 #WindsofChange #HistoryRewritten

You can get up to somewhere near 28% Missionary Strength, which is just insane.

This patch has been such a joy for me as I am a nerd for the Incan, Mayan and Aztec cultures. It's a pleasure to see you so into the history of them.

Oh the Inca! I can say a few things aswell about this topic. They had an exceptional road system called "Qhapaq Nan". Essentially it transported goods, and delivered messages over long distances. As you might know, transporting stuff over mountainous terrain is hard, and so it was built which took alot of resources and manpower. Their language is called Quechua, which they also call themselves (I think) and they are different from the southern people called the Aimara. As the Aztecs, they also fell due to the Spanish conquests because they desired their silver mines. Sorry for the text, but I wanted to get this out. The mission tree looks cool, will try that next time. See you. 😄

I thought Quipu was not just a counting method but also the "written" (knotted) languag of the Inca? I might be mistaken.

Definitely do a part 2 and make europa universalis into Inca universalis

This Cuzco/Inca Mission Tree reminds me of some mods in the best possible way.

The Chanka Auxiliaries are mainly useful because they don't count against your force limit, so in the early game you can run a slightly larger army for a bit cheaper. They don't scale into the late game.

Wait... didn't the incas use strings as binary code as their form of writing?

Glory to Tawantinsuyu!

Commenting for the algorithim

It's nice to see someone play who sucks at archery. Makes me feel less deficient.

Would you prefer to be colonized or colonoscopitized?

Should have thrown Guam in to be all alone

"Sorry, but the human sacrifices will stop." -Romans in Carthage and Spaniards in South America

i need this mod

You are my father

I must thank UA-cam for this swift notification

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Day 254 of asking for an Oranje Free State Playthrough of Vicky 3.

Why on gods earth would you upload this at 1:00 in the morning, do you not sleep?

Vamanos cabrons vamos a enseñar Los espoñoles Como Los Incas se jugan.

Wonder if he knows about making your companions in to commanders of independent party's and then making an army with them effectively quadrupling your troop counter.

Combat system should be reworked. Deep and interactive mechanics should be added, in any field. If these are met it will be a great game.

Someone: *Mentions Spain, at any context* Spanish people hearing the algorithm: Ñ

Ludi is why I don't want to burn Carthage and Tunis to the ground... It's why I -need- to burn Carthage and Tunis to the ground to punish them for acting like they had a right to attack Rome.

Now I only have to learn how to play it

I sure hope it's the last one.

Day 253 of asking for an Oranje Free State Playthrough of Vicky 3.

Oh boy, I sure do love me some Bannerlord

You gotta make this into a challenge. Beat Anschluss and take Poland, then attack Russia in 1937 and win.

Há uma besta na mão do romano na última imagem. Mas a besta só apareceu no século 7.

Day 19 (2 weeks 5 days) of asking for laith to play march of the eagles.

I LOVE MARXISM!!!

I forgot who the most recent person to officially claim rulership of the whole planet was. Wasn’t it Genghis Khan who said he was like Ruler of the Universe or something?

The map is not accurate, Carthage had territories in both Sardinia and Sicily while Rome didn't have any Island and north Italy (264 BC) (they got the islands in 218 BC and north Italy in 202 BC)Bizantium wasn't a thing yet of curse, there were Greeks and a the Seleucid empire. Also fun fact, Hannibal was only 29 when he crossed the alps

Please play Fire Emblem!

Isnt same goes for Cossacks?

The eagle rising and map mod make such a good bannerlord experience

Brother really edited out how you only need to click the other side to cross with a ferry

espionage ideas grant -25% ae impact, which is very useful in single player naval is used on malacca/gb in multiplayer, which is the most significant naval war in mp overall

Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trocky were Khazars. Most of eastern jews had khazar origins, this is not new, it's just history.

I'm a big fan of the Dutch Polders