What If Hungary Formed An Empire?

Added: 2026-05-20

[00:00:00]So today we're going to be looking at a scenario where Hungary forms an empire.

[00:00:04]Now Hungary is a relatively small country over here in central Europe with a lot of history. You know going back there was the Hungarian Empire of old times. And of course they're also very relevant in recent history fighting in both world wars. Of course first under the Austrohungarian Empire and then second as their own independent state.

[00:00:21]They were also a very important country during the Cold War. But in today's scenario we're looking at a scenario where they form an empire in the modern day. Now, you might notice things are looking a little bit different on my part. We got a whole different backup here, and that is because I have gone home for the summer. I'm done with college for the next 3 months. So, videos for the next 3 months will be done here at home. Um, of course, this isn't like the old setup that I had in the olden days, but it is the same recording location I had during the winter session. Uh, this is just I kind of rearranged the desk so it shows the background. And I think that was honestly a really good move because the lighting is very, very good. Now, I did upgrade my lighting so it is a lot better now. And as you can see, I'm fully illuminated now. Very beautiful.

[00:00:59]But I also think this is going to help the audio out a whole lot. It sounds very crisp when I've tested it so far.

[00:01:04]So hopefully there's no issues on that part either. But do know that I'm going to be making some changes here to the background soon. It's going to look very fun after this video. So hope you guys are excited for that. Anyway though, if you do enjoy today's video, make sure to leave a like on it and subscribe to the channel if you're new. And let's go ahead and jump straight into the scenario. Now, recently Hungary actually had an election in which Orban was thrown out of power. They elected a new kind of pro- European Union prime minister, which I thought was very interesting. For the longest time, at least recently, Hungary has been kind of anti-EU and has been on more so not like a pro-Russian side, but definitely, you know, a lot more pro-Russian than the other EU states, especially in regard to the whole Ukraine situation, but they've had a big change in pace now. So, they're very similar to other EU countries in their policy. But that doesn't really matter at all in this video because they are going to be going full scale imperialist and they're going to be invading a lot of their neighbors.

[00:01:53]And the first one they're invading is Slovakia. Now you might be saying it is if they attack Slovakia that activates NATO and also the EU would have a lot of repercussions. So why is Hungary able to do this? Well, that's because in this universe NATO and the EU are disbanded.

[00:02:07]They don't exist anymore. Meaning that there is no legal obligation for the rest of Europe to intervene in this war.

[00:02:13]And without the help of other European nations, Slovakia is absolutely fried, which is why we see Hungary win this war so easily. Russlava, of course, is captured almost immediately on the first day of the war, and Slovakia will surrender. So, with that being said, we can go ahead and take a look at this peace treaty. And in this treaty here, simply enough, Slovakia will be fully annexed by Hungary, making it a lot larger. They take on a lot of territory and now border a few new nations like Czecha, Poland, and that's it. But notably, Hungary does face some stronger neighbors like Poland. If they were to go to war with Poland right now, they would be absolutely wiped off the map.

[00:02:45]So, they want to avoid doing that, of course. Same thing with Ukraine and Romania. So, they're going to start looking elsewhere and more specifically down here towards the Southern Balkans.

[00:02:54]Now, it could be said that Hungary might try to reform the Hungarian Empire, which would mean taking on Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, and even other countries like Romania. But they could also take a more modern approach. We'll see how it unfolds. For now though, they will declare war on the nation of Croatia. And Croatia is definitely a little bit stronger than Slovakia was.

[00:03:13]So this won't be the exact walk in the park that they had with Slovakia.

[00:03:16]Hungary will face some challenges here, such as the Croatians pushing back, saving their capital city for a few more weeks. But the Hungarians will make the decision to do a full-scale invasion of the peninsula over here. This is not a peninsula. Uh the panhandle over here is what I meant to say. And that operation is successful as Hungarian troops now rally together to march towards the capital city of Croatia. Eventually, we see the battle of Zagreb start and the loss of Zagreb by Croatian forces. I hope I'm saying that right. These Balkan capital city names are kind of crazy, especially Svenia. I still don't know how to pronounce that. But, uh, Croatia is like Zagreb. So, Zagreb, Zagreb, I there's probably a pronunciation thing I'm missing, but still good enough, I think. I hope. Croatians, I'm sorry. I'd love to visit your country one day.

[00:03:56]Please don't ban me. And, uh, you're definitely going to want to ban me after this, but Croatia is definitely on the losing front in this war. Hungarians will now break through through this corridor here that is between Slovenia and Bosnia and they will reach the Adriatic Sea over here cutting Croatia into two different areas. From there we see the unthinkable happening with Bosnia joining the war and their goal here is to seize a lot of the Croatian coast of course gaining a lot more sea access. Of course in real life they barely have any but here they have the opportunity to go ahead and like I don't know like quadruple it. Actually this is like 10 times the coastline. So Bosi is definitely going to be happy, especially after Hungarian forces are able to wipe out the rest of Croatia, leading them into surrender. And now we can go ahead and take a look at the second peace treaty of this video in which Hungary and Bosnia are going to divide up Croatia. Someone is mowing their grass outside my window. I'm so happy right now.

[00:04:48]All right, quick before he comes back in this peace treaty here, we see that Hungary is going to make some pretty disgusting borders. If we go ahead and color them in, we can see um that they they aren't looking too pretty on the map, but you know, at least central Europe is looking different. That that's a good thing. Noticeably, Hungary is starting to form their empire. And of course, noticeably, other countries are going to notice that. That's a lot of noticing. But anyway, Bosnia and Herzavina down here. They now have a lot of coastline. And the lawn mower is back. And just like any chance at love in my life, it is gone again. So, we can continue on with the video. It It's back again. You know, I'm just going to wait till it's gone. Okay, I think we're safe from the evil lawn mower. Anyway, these are our updated borders of the Balkan area of Europe. Hungary is not done yet though because they see these borders and they also hate them. So, thank you Hungary for not being weird. But they are going to continue on with their expansion going right after yet another country. And Hungary is in a very advantageous spot here because all the countries around them are relatively weak. You know, a lot of these Balkan countries, no offense, without NATO are uh they're not the strongest. Their militaries are relatively small, relatively weak. Sylvania is probably one of the weakest ones here, but they will fall over to Hungarian forces pretty pretty easily. And we can go ahead and take a look at yet another treaty in which Hungary is going to fully annex a country. And just like that, the borders are slightly better down here now. Uh not as scrunched up, not as wildl looking, and the Hungarian Empire has a lot more coastline on the Adriatic Sea, which is all that they ever wanted, right guys? Yeah. No, probably not. But it is at this very point in time that Hungary is going to start to face some resistance in Europe with countries now forming alliances against them. And the first country to openly defy them will be Romania, who will form an official alliance with the nation of Serbia. Now this is very troubling for Hungary, who of course wants to expand into both of these countries to reclaim historic Hungarian land. But now that isn't looking too possible because of this mighty alliance down here. Of course, these two together are stronger than Hungary, so they're going to have to look elsewhere for their expansion. Alternatively though, they could also form an alliance of their own, which is what they're actually going to be doing next. They will form an alliance with the nation of Bosnia and Herzkavina. And they don't want to go banan with Romania, of course, because, you know, uh, Romania's ally is better than Hungary's ally, which means that technically the red team would be weaker than the blue team at this point. But we can definitely see some division starting up here in Europe. But now we're shifting our focus actually away from Central Europe and up over into Central Europe. Wait a minute.

[00:07:04]But that's because a very interesting and bizarre event has just taken place in the nation of Austria and it involves Germany. More specifically, the leader of Austria has been assassinated by Germany. Now, this is, you know, like I said, very bizarre because this wouldn't happen in the modern world. These two nations are allies. But here, it's an alternate world. So, we're going to get a little bit crazy, a little bit, you know, fun, if you will. Although, that's not a really fun topic at all. I will say that. Now, why did Germany assassinate Austria's leader? Well, that's because they're invading them.

[00:07:32]And now, of course, this is going to violate a whole ton of treaties. But, you know, Europe is going to bat an eye to it because that's what they love to do when Germany does bad things. German forces will move down into Austria.

[00:07:41]They're going to capture this city down here and cut off the Austrian panhandle.

[00:07:45]Though, you know, they're not going to go too crazy down here because the Alps.

[00:07:47]So, they'll shift their focus over to capturing Vienna, which the German army would have a very easy time doing. It is at this very point in time, though, that we see Hungarian forces join the war as they now cross the border over into Austria. And a very important question is raised. Are the Germans and the Hungarians working together to take down Austria? They are fighting on the same side. They have the same color as you can see here. Well, that is to be announced after this war is over. But the Germans and the Hungarians will very easily take over Austria and we can go ahead and take a look at yet another peace treaty in which Hungary will expand now including the nation of Germany. And in this treaty here, we can see that Austria is relatively divided up. We have Hungary gaining a few sections of land over here. very noticeably they gained Vienna and the rest of it of course will go over the Germany. Now you might argue that Hungary should have gotten a few more pieces of land in this war. You know it did look like they extended a little bit further than this but they were given a respect over to Germany who was you know the first one to instigate this war. So they decided to give their new ally in Germany uh the upper hand in the peace treaty. Now they aren't going to be signing an official alliance together or anything like that. you know, they don't want to give Europe a heart attack, but do know that Hungary and Germany are now partners at this point in time. Germany is going down a very interesting route.

[00:09:02]I'm sure we'll see more of that later.

[00:09:04]But while they won't join their military alliance, they will be aligned. And this, of course, is going to make the blue team down here a little bit nervous and even more nervous when we see a war declared on the nation of Montenegro with Bosnian and Hungarian forces marching down and taking over this entire country. Now you know Serbia and Montenegro, those countries were united not too long ago. They are surely allies. So why would Serbia not come to the aid of their partner down here if their alliance is indeed stronger than that of Hungary's? Well, that is because they're scared of Germany. You know, it wasn't officially announced like I said uh that they are in their alliance, but they are aligned with them. So Serbia and Romania are a little bit nervous that if they were to retaliate, then Germany would come to the aid of Hungary. And uh that wouldn't be good for these guys to say the very least. So Serbia will have to allow for Montenegro to fall over to enemy forces. This of course is going to extend the border they have with the enemy and overall will put Serbia in a much more dangerous position. But they just kind of have to let it happen. You know, it's not worth the risk of going to war with Germany.

[00:10:04]But in this treaty here, we see that Bosnia and Herzgavina will fully enex the nation of Montenegro. And I know this is a Hungarian Empire video, but Bosnia is kind of doing their own thing down here now getting land from both Croatia and their southern neighbor. But of course, the overall goal here for the red team is to kind of put a little bit of fear into the hearts of the blue team, which they have certainly done at this point in time. But the blue team will retaliate to this by adding the nation of Malddova to their alliance, which, you know, Malddova doesn't have much of a name for itself. But still, more help is always welcomed in the blue team. It's just that, you know, the red team is also adding some countries to it as well. Notably, they're adding Kosovo in Albania. And this is going to send tensions through the roof between the red team and the blue team, specifically because of the nation of Kosovo. And Kosovo is indeed a nation, but the question is mostly over whether or not it is a state. It is recognized by a ton of countries, more specifically Western countries. Um, but it isn't an official UN member. I I do believe it is an observer state, but Serbia claims it doesn't exist, even though it it kind of really does. So, it is complicated down here. Either way though, we have Hungarian military forces occupying into this area of Serbia or you know simply setting up in uh Kosovo which will make Serbia very angry because they feel as if it is impeding on their sovereignty.

[00:11:17]Still though, the red team expands even further down into the Balkans and the blue team is definitely now feeling that they might be at risk. There is good news for the blue team though because a side story is still occurring up here in central Europe with Germany now attacking Czecha. Where have I seen this path before? So Germany's just, you know, I guess they're forming their own empire. I guess the AFD came into power here and they've gone expansionist.

[00:11:38]Either way though, Germany will pour straight into Czecha and this war isn't going to be, you know, any good for Czecha. They're kind of cooked. That is unless the nation of Poland comes to their aid, in which they do. Now, hold on a second here, because this is going to spiral out of control very quickly.

[00:11:54]Polish forces will now cross the border over in the Germany while also reinforcing their Czech allies down in the south, heading straight towards Prague and recapturing the city with relative ease. This surprise attack by Polish forces really caught Germany offguard, which is why we see so much success for the blue team at first.

[00:12:10]Polish forces will be able to push out even further into Czecha, reliating a lot of the country while having some minimal success in German territory, taking over a lot of this area south of Berlin. I don't know if you guys can hear it in the background, but there's like a lot of noises in this basement.

[00:12:25]So, like you might be hearing like I think it's the hot water heater right now. It's really loud.

[00:12:30]I think you can hear it. It's loud. It's really like the only downside of recording down here. Otherwise, it's like probably better than my actual setup that I usually have back in college. Mostly because I like having a wall behind me. I feel like it's a lot better than just having like a bunch of stuff for you to be distracted by. It just seems a lot more easier. There's a lot more focus on the mapping itself.

[00:12:46]But uh on that note, let me know down in the comments which you prefer, the actual, you know, room background or just the wall background because a lot of the time in the olden days, they actually just had like the foam, like the black foam background. I like that a lot. But yeah, it's up to you guys. I don't think I'm going to change this.

[00:13:00]But still, your opinion would be appreciated. Anyway though, back over in this war, of course, the blue team is still having the upper hand against Germany. Not that Germany is weaker than both of these countries, but just because they were caught so off guard.

[00:13:10]Now, remember what I said earlier.

[00:13:12]Germany is a partner to Hungary. And of course, Hungary isn't going to set this war out. They of course are going to join the war on the side of Germany in hopes of gaining land in both Czecha and Poland. Now, I'm sure that Poland calculated for this risk. It was very well known that Hungary and Germany were working together. So, when Hungarian troops start to flood into Czecha, uh you know, Poland isn't super surprised by this. They knew that it was probably going to happen and even more so when Hungarian troops start flooding into southern Poland. Now, the city of Krakow is at immediate risk of being captured.

[00:13:41]But Polish forces will do a good job at holding on to it. At least I believe this is Crocow. I might actually be wrong, but in surprising news, the Hungarian forces actually they overwhelmed the Polish forces there, which did not go to plan. I know I just said they were accounting for that possibly happening, but not at the rate that it just occurred. And with that news now reaching over to Germany, they're going to feel a lot more motivated to begin to push back against their Polish oppressors, which is um a crazy word to use. I don't know if I would say Polish oppressors. The word I was trying to use was aggressors. But the Germans will push the Poles back considerably. You know, they free up Berlin a lot. So, there's no longer a risk of that city being captured. And that will of course make the Germans feel a lot more safe when they continue their advance into Czecha, meeting up with Hungarian forces in the south and now capturing Prague for good. At this point in time, it does now start to look like that the blue team might be on the retreat here, especially as we see German forces, push Polish forces all the way out of their country. And with that, German forces cross the border.

[00:14:39]They once again meet up with Hungarian forces down here in the south of Czecha.

[00:14:43]And together, they push Polish forces all the way out, forcing this country into surrender. At this point in time, Poland is on defense. They are being invaded on an entire front line that spans from the very northern tip of their country over here in the west to the very southern tip of their country over here in the southeast. It now looks like that Poland made a very big mistake and join this war against Germany because of course Germany and Hungary are aligned. Um, but Poland has one last card up their sleeve and that card involves activating the blue team alliance for sure. that. Wow. Anyway, like I was saying, they activate the blue team. So, Serbia, Romania, and Malddova all join the war on the side of Poland against the Hungarian Empire and Germany. This is actually huge for the blue team because it now makes Hungary fight a two-front war, one which they didn't see coming. As it turns out, behind the scene, Poland was the one pulling the strings in southern Europe.

[00:15:32]They're the ones that really formulated the creation of the blue team alliance, but they made their membership completely private and it was really only ever a partnership they had with them. So very similar to what Hungary and Germany have, but in this case a lot more lethal because of its secrecy.

[00:15:47]Romanian and Serbian forces will now cross the border over into Hungary and instantly they're going to be targeting the capital city of Budapest. Hungarian forces will rally from the north to come defend their capital city in which a siege will occur of the blue team. They take over around half of the city. But once those Hungarian forces reach down here, they'll be able to repel those forces and hold on to the city for now.

[00:16:07]Over here in the far east though, Romanians are having a field day, moving through, well, the field. They're taking over a large part of core Hungarian territory all the way up to where Slovakia is. Noticeably, this will allow for Poland to push back in the north as they retake the city of Krakow and move all the way down to the border that they had with Slovakia. Of course, Slovakia doesn't exist, but they're moving now into occupied Slovakian territory. and they will actually be able to meet up with those Romanian and Moldovven forces over here in the east creating one unified front line now against the nation of Hungary. And with all this occurrence, we have to recognize that Hungary by now would have called their alliance into the war, which once again, I don't know why this always happens, but these three nations will join the conflict. They probably should have joined it as soon as the blue team attacked Hungary. But nonetheless, their impact will be instantly felt as Bosnian, Kosvar, and Albanian forces all across the border now into Serbia. And just like that, what started off as a brawl between Germany and Czecha has turned into a fullscale European war in central Europe and Eastern Europe. The Western nations declining to join and the far eastern European nations have, you know, bigger fish to fry, but everyone else is involved in this conflict. With their allies now helping out in the south, Hungary will be able to alleviate their capital city even more, pushing back against those Romanian forces and now reaching all the way down to the border of Serbia, which is exactly what Hungary wants to happen.

[00:17:27]That is because they're now going to send their forces straight into northern Serbia. And that is specifically because they have historical claims here.

[00:17:34]Noticeably, the city of Belgrad is in risk of being encircled or even captured. While up north, Germany has shifted their focus primarily to defeating Poland. By doing this, they'll be able to help out Hungary, but also by doing this, they'll weaken the blue team significantly. Germany will also send some reinforcements down to Hungary in order to help them specifically push back Polish forces in the north of their territory. And by doing that, they're allowed to expand their front line down here to capture the city of Cow. I don't know if I'm saying that right. It's either KCA or Krakow. Polish viewers, let me know in the comments. Also, I did forgot to do the question of the video.

[00:18:06]So, uh, let me think of that real quick.

[00:18:07]I guess this question is going to be very simple, you know, very broad, but if you guys could visit any country in the world that you haven't visited yet, which country would you visit and why?

[00:18:16]And uh, you know, tell me what you would do there. You know, would you see go sightseeing? Would you look at like historical stuff? Maybe it's for religious purposes. Just let me know down in the comments. I'm interested to see where you guys want to go. For me, if I could visit any country in the world right now, I'd probably have to visit Israel. No, no, I'm just kidding.

[00:18:32]Definitely not. But actually, seriously though, staying in this region, I think I'd actually like to visit Jordan. I've been hearing a lot of very interesting things about this country recently. I know they have that really cool sculpted wall. I don't know what it's called for the life of me. Excuse my Americanism, but I've heard that, you know, it's a very friendly nation, and I would like to experience, you know, a very big cultural shift. Of course, you know, being in America and being in Jordan, those are two very different environments. So, I'd like to see what it's like down here. I've heard, like I said, it's very friendly. A lot of cool things to do here. A lot of things to see. Just as long as, you know, next door neighbor doesn't get too crazy. I think this would be where I'd want to go. Anyway, back to this video. German forces are very familiar with Polish territory, to say the least. They've been here a few times, to say the least.

[00:19:10]Likewise, Hungarians are very familiar with fighting against Romanians, whether it be online or in wars. But Hungarian forces are now gaining a complete upper hand against their Romanian ops here.

[00:19:21]And to further spell defeat, the city of Belgrad has been captured in Serbia, leaving this country extremely weakened.

[00:19:27]Red team forces will now push completely up against this river here, setting it up as a natural defense. While up north, German forces will cross this river in the north, flooding into the northern area of Poland. I think I might have said north three times in that sentence.

[00:19:40]Doesn't matter though because German forces have completed an encirclement of Polish forces in the center of the country leading to their surrender. And soon after we see German forces march in and take the city of Warsaw. Down south we see Hungarian forces cross over into Romania. And even further down south we see Serbia go ahead and get wiped off the map as they are completely occupied by red team forces who then cross the border over into Romania, creating one solid front line. But for now, the Balkan nations will actually pause their advance into Romania to shift their focus up north to Poland and wiping them out of the war. Because as soon as that's over, Romania is actually pretty likely to surrender. So, they'll help Germany out in finishing off this country. They won't have to do too much work because Poland by now would have already surrendered. And once that's done, Germany will now send their forces down to deal with Romania, who um they're probably really scared if I had to bet. They might need a therapist after this one. But there will be some difficulties traversing the terrain over here in this area of Romania. You know, Transennylvania, they do have that very large mountain range, which isn't too easy to go through, I would say. But Germany's pretty good at throwing manpower at mountains. So, they're just going to get over it eventually. Once that's happened, they're going to go ahead and start to go ahead and spearhead straight down towards Bucharest, which they will capture. And once that's over, we indeed see the surrender of Romania and a battlecry from Malddova to avenge the Romanian brothers as they begin to push back and obliterate the red team's forces, taking all of Romania back and forcing the entire red team into surrender. Anyway, with Maldova now surrendered as well, we can go ahead and take a look at a peace treaty where the red team is victorious in their war against the blue team. It was a very long and large-scale war. It started off over a simple conflict between Germany and Czecha. But now that the dust has settled, there is one clear winner. And the Hungarian Empire helped out tremendously by Poland. That's not Poland. That's Germany. Why do I always do that? I'm so confident when I call the countries the wrong name. And trust me, I know that this is Germany. I I would never get that wrong. It's just kind of funny how my brain doesn't switch to the right country. Like I'll be thinking of things to say about Poland while talking about Germany and then like it kind of crosses over. So I'll say things like, you know, Poland was able to defeat Germany, even though it's the other way around. Anyway, yep.

[00:21:45]Aside from my weirdly wired brain, we can now take a look at the peace treaty of the largest war in Europe since World War II, I think. And in this peace treaty here, we're going to see a lot of changes occur over here in Europe. Um, I haven't filled in all the colors yet, but that's because I want to show you what pieces of land are going to what countries. So, starting off with Hungary, of course, the main character in this video. They're going to be getting around half of Czecha, as well as the city of Crocal from Poland, which comes with a lot of the southern land in Poland. Additionally, they're going to be given a lot of northern Serbia, as well as a chunk of Transylvania from Romania. Now to Hungary's Balkan allies, we have Bosian and Herzgavina getting a good chunk of Serbia over here. In Kosovo doubling in size by taking over all of southern Serbia. This will leave Serbia very small, but they do still have their capital cities. So they should be able to survive as this. But now moving on up north, we have a lot of changes happening with Germany, who is going to enex all of Czecha and then half of Poland, leaving Poland all the way over here into the Far East. But similar to Serbia, they do still have their capital city. They still have access to the Baltic Sea, so they should be just fine. So, let me go ahead and color in all this land. And here are our new borders of Europe. So, Germany is now huge. They are looking like a German empire of their own, having taken out Austria, Czech, and half Poland. Of course, Hungary has taken out a ton of countries. They've taken land from Czech and Poland. They've taken out Slovenia, taken land from Austria. They've taken out Croatia. Um, a chunk of Romania, Serbia, a lot of countries, Slovakia.

[00:23:08]Bosnia also kind of forming their own mini empire by taking out Montenegro, Croatia, and Serbia. And then Kosovo took over a chunk of Serbia. So they're really happy. But yeah, the Hungarian Empire at this point is now complete and they are in very good hands because Germany has joined their alliance. And now we kind of have this kind of neo bad guy alliance in Europe, if you will. Um, you know, Hungary and Germany are both expansionists. So that definitely puts them on the bad guy side of things. And this could very easily lead into a larger scale war which involves Western European countries like France, maybe even Italy gets involved. Poland would definitely jump in at that opportunity.

[00:23:42]And then of course you know Serbia, Malddova and Romania would all join. But it really opens the door for other countries to also get involved in this conflict. Like maybe Russia gets involved on the side of the red team.

[00:23:52]And now we have like World War III in Europe. This would lead to a very interesting war scenario. You know, Ukraine would probably join up on the blue team and then we would see Barus turned up on the red team. So yeah, this could get out of hand very quickly. Um I just kind of want to keep expanding this. You know, Greece would join in on the blue team. uh North Macedonia, they probably would get invaded by Greece, so they'd end up on the red team. This opens the door for Bulgaria to be on the blue team, although I feel like they'd want to be neutral over in Western Europe. You know, we could see the UK join up on the blue team. So, this war, you know, this is looking kind of similar to World War I. I'm not going to lie. Just, you know, the sides are a little bit different. Um, but yeah, this would be extremely interesting. We're not going to look at that here, though, because I don't have time for that. Like I said, that is the end of this war scenario. So, I hope you guys did enjoy this video where Hungary formed an empire. I feel like this is probably one of the better Empire videos I've done in a while. All while I'm in this new fancy setup that I absolutely love. I can't stress enough how I prefer this setup over any of my other setups so far. It's so simple. It's just the wall in the background. We have this ugly trim on the wall for some reason. But like I'm in a corner, you know, there's another wall over there, but the room is open over here. The camera last year when I was recording videos in this room for the winter was facing that way at the bed. So, kind of if you can imagine that instead of it facing this way, it's kind of turned. I You can't imagine that. I'm sorry. I'm stupid, but I'm just trying to emphasize it. I like the setup. I have a new light up here. Shout out to my grandma for getting it for me. I think the audio should be better because I'm not like facing a wall and it doesn't have the opportunity to really bounce off the wall back into the microphone, if that makes any sense. I also have this little light down here, which I can change the intensity of. I was thinking of like keeping it off for the video, but I feel like just having that little light down there, it kind of improves the camera a little bit. So, uh, let me know what you think about that if you're still watching. Anyway, though, once again, thank you all so much for watching this video. Uh, if you did enjoy, make sure to leave a like on it and subscribe to the channel if you're new. As always, all the support is greatly appreciated. If you want to show even further support, make sure to check out our channel membership program where you can get early access to each and every single one of our videos, as well as access to members exclusive content. Once again though, thank you all so much for watching. I hope you all enjoyed, and I'll see you all in the next video.

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