Where is our hussite bohemia you promised to us hawk 😔🙏

Bro hasn't heard of Venice.

I kinda want to see you go Hussite  Bohemia now and really spread the faith

7:58  Charles IV, king of Bohemia and Holy Roman Emperor, had a long and successful reign. The empire he ruled from Prague expanded, and his subjects lived in peace and prosperity.

When the Emperor died, the whole Empire mourned. More than 7,000 people accompanied him on his last procession.

The heir to the throne of the flourishing Empire was Charles' son, Wenceslas IV, whose father had prepared him for this moment all his life. But Wenceslas did not take after his father. He neglected affairs of state for more frivolous pursuits. He even failed to turn up for his own coronation as Emperor, which did little to endear him to the Pope. Wenceslas "the Idle" did not impress the Imperial nobility either.

His difficulties mounted until the nobles, exasperated by the inaction of their ruler, turned for help to his half-brother, King Sigismund of Hungary. Sigismund decided on a radical solution. He kidnapped the King to force him to abdicate... ...then took advantage of the ensuing disorder to gain greater power for himself. He invaded Bohemia with a massive army and began pillaging the territories of the King's allies.

It is here that my story begins.

6:29 NO WAY YOU PRONOUNCED WROCŁAW CORRECTLY

Please play burgundy

Very nice! As a Czech, it is pity RedHawk was not around IRL.

Dude, diplomatic focus in the age of renaissance isnt just for subject gameplay. You get 0.2 Diplomats, which gives you a damn lot of wiggle room for the diplo slider in the early game; +20% Improve Relations and +2 Diplomatic Reputation, which is huge for dealing with antagonism; 10% Warscore Efficiency, which helps with conquest; 5% Market Attraction, which shines later on and then a couple of subject stuff.

The stuff you get in administrative is mostly exponential and only really comes online in the mid to lategame when stacking more of those modifiers. The 5% max literacy doesnt do much in the early game, you really dont get tech that much earlier than others. Stability Investment is pretty much pointless since we can get 20 stability for free every 5 years. Court Spending Efficiency and Proximity Efficiency are nice, but also dont have much of an effect and even later they are more like "win more" modifiers.

I highly suggest you try out the diplomatic focus more often. You take admin for like 90% of your videos here, which not only gives people the impression that its the best, you dont even get much out of the stuff because your campaigns are usually so short you dont benefit from the effects they have later on.

Day 34 asking for Inner Aunus Karelia play and Hawk back on screen

26:08 "Promptly died" Like he wasn't siezed and burned at the stake.

13:11 The tooltip does not make it clear that Brandenburg are given the choice to become your vassal, it says they become your vassal. That's very unclear and a good example of how the game can piss people off after playing a long scenario

Poland is insane too, control is awesome and lands are pretty good

I think it is now time for a Spreberg campaign

you didn't suffer enough man doesn't feel like the eu5 we know and love watching

This would be awesome to have a part 2 where you do more tall and secure the hre frfr

Love your videos, but when I heard „This guy” i was sad. Karel IV. was the most important king of Bohemia ever. 😅 10:02

KCD 2 vibe

As Tall Bohemia you must get Kraleviec ( Kaliningrad ) Its core Bohemian territory

Day 62 of asking for Golden Horde in EU5

You can make gold/silver/gems provinces cities in Bohemia and grant them the Upper Bergregal Rights, gives them 100% RGO size  if you change the mining law to Bergordnung. You can also do the same with Iron, copper, tin, stone etc with the Lower Bergregal Rights.