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Hey fellow EU4 fans! 👋
I just launched a new YouTube series called "Castile to Empire", where I take a realistic, historically grounded approach to playing Castile in 1444. The goal? Form Spain, expand across the Americas, Africa, and Asia, and build a global empire — but with a twist:
In Episode 1, we cover:
- Why Castile is a great choice in 1444
- My long-term strategy for expansion
- Game version, mods & rules
- Managing Estates, Pope relations, and subjects like Galicia & Granada
- Preparing to explore the New World 🌎
I’m a big fan of grand strategy and aim to create content that feels like you're playing through history with thoughtful decisions rather than just min-maxing.
If that sounds like your cup of tea, I’d love your feedback on the first episode:
🔗 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_jkjXNhXiA
Would love to hear how you guys like to approach Castile — aggressive wars, diplomacy, or heavy colonization?
Thanks for reading — and for all the inspiration this community has given me over the years! 🙌
www.youtube.com/@SaitamStrategy78