Strange Screenshots

[Earl Uhtred]

Almost certainly Korea. Seems to happen most games. One for the patch methinx.

[Fijj]

Almost certainly Korea. Seems to happen most games. One for the patch methinx.

I usually see Wu and Wui revolt, I don't think that is strange though. Its odd, cause they just get random territories in Ming and as a result none of the territories really connected. I might show the pic.

[spl]

Korea in south China...Qin revolted when I screwed Ming over.

[Jolt]

Just think, if he excommunicated himself, he must be going to confession every 20 minutes

Non sense! He simply excommunicated every servant of the church and created a new branch of Christianism. Excommunicate Christianism or Rigan Excommunicatism!

[Jolt]

Just think, if he excommunicated himself, he must be going to confession every 20 minutes

Non sense! He simply excommunicated every servant of the church and created a new branch of Christianism. Excommunicate Christianism or Rigan Excommunicatism!

[Duke of Wellington]

And I found this screenshot from the early game!
Ragusa strikes back!

I like that.

[ratonbox]

if they take dalmatia too, they might be able to annex them(because i think thay they revolted from hungary... there isn't other plausible explanation, i guess)

[Dostojevski]

[DavidsonShdw]

I didn't twig to what was strange in that shot until I scrolled over.

[EUROO7]

And here I was thinking a 20k rebellion in Italy was big!

[Duke of Wellington]

I'm sure good old attrition will fix that up soon enough.

[Jlop985]

And I found this screenshot from the early game!
Ragusa strikes back!

The AI doesn't know when to quit when fighting against a revolting nation. I frequently see the revolter annex their former controller.

[Haftetavenscrap]

The AI doesn't know when to quit when fighting against a revolting nation. I frequently see the revolter annex their former controller.

I like the way this works. I causes nations to 'change ownership'

[Garak]

So, Johann of Riga was excommunicated, then someone annexed the vatican. Then the excommunicated Johann proclaims himself the new pope.

I thought of that after I posted it, but I still find it a bit confusing, as I didn't even notice the Papal State getting annexed, lol. Guess I missed it; wasn't paying much attention after I took Roma.

[Garak]

Nah, somebody made a similar thread I put in my signature

I have this world map:


And I found this screenshot from the early game!
Ragusa strikes back!

Wow, that is awesome, lol.

[Dostojevski]

I'm sure good old attrition will fix that up soon enough.

Does attrition affect rebels? to me they never seems to get fewer exept after a battle

[Garak]

What would make spaniards bleed in this pic is Catalonia just lying in the middle of Old Castille


EDIT: just noticed it is Bearn, but it's odd anyway

I dunno, they still might be kinda mad. Those provinces defected to Foix, which is my vassal, meaning that France owns half of Castille.

[SeedSnatcher]

So, Johann of Riga was excommunicated, then someone annexed the vatican. Then the excommunicated Johann proclaims himself the new pope.

With a name like that, I'd certainly let the man do whatever he damn well wants.

Nobody truly excommunicates Johan(n)!

[Haftetavenscrap]

Allied in a war with a country that doesn't exist (Etruria is nowhere on the map):


Backwards Personal union:

[Earl Uhtred]

I usually see Wu and Wui revolt, I don't think that is strange though. Its odd, cause they just get random territories in Ming and as a result none of the territories really connected. I might show the pic.

But do they exist in vanilla IN?