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my question is...how?t0m said:*pic*
I just couldn't help myself, this had to be posted
Trebizond not just surviving but gaining a province!
t0m said:
I just couldn't help myself, this had to be posted
Trebizond not just surviving but gaining a province!
BYZANTINES WILL LIVE! :wacko:
Long story.Marconius said:
Burgundy is a lucky nation who quickly took over most of Germany. I fought a lot of long, difficult wars with them.
Poland inherited Lithuania and pretty much took over Eastern Europe. I allied with them to help deal with Burgundy.
Poland declared war on Kazan, which was allied with Persia and Crimea. And since Burgundy was warning Poland, they came into the war too. I'm not exactly sure how the Papal State got involved. (They're currently in Mainz, incidentally; Aragon captured Rome and then I captured Rome from Aragon, about a century earlier).
Several years later, I'd grabbed a few Burgundian provinces and signed a white peace with Kazan and Crimea. Persia didn't want to play, so I was still at war with them at the time of this screenshot.
t0m said:
I just couldn't help myself, this had to be posted
Trebizond not just surviving but gaining a province!
Are you kidding me? I actually survived for 100 turns with Trebizond once. Took 4 regions then fell soon after. Gang up syndrome you see. The Turks didn't like me all that much.
Warning: Lots of pictures. LOTS!
... :wacko:
I think it's a bit early for the Austro-Hungarian Empire, don't you?
As you can see, its a union between the two biggest blobs of Europe (Hungary controls almost all of the Ottoman Empire - Bavaria holds the rest, except for Thrace - the Ottomans still have that).
That's their only province.
And talk about a long-distance relationship.
... that's odd...
If no one lives there, why is it Ottoman-controlled?
... :wacko:
I think it's a bit early for the Austro-Hungarian Empire, don't you?
As you can see, its a union between the two biggest blobs of Europe (Hungary controls almost all of the Ottoman Empire - Bavaria holds the rest, except for Thrace - the Ottomans still have that).
That's their only province.
And talk about a long-distance relationship.
... that's odd...
If no one lives there, why is it Ottoman-controlled?
We know about the lake, but what about the area around it?
Everyone knows that North Finland is populated mostly by Bavarians.
We've seen this before, but its always funny to find the senior member of a PU at war with the other member. In this case that's Oldenburg (a vassal of Austria) fighting its junior member - Great Britain :wacko:
My vassal has a vassal. They got it after I vassalized them.
Obviously it will take that long to get there.
Is that... Yemen? :wacko:
And now for something we rarely see:
.... France getting beaten.
Its super-Korea!
An event built that university... in a province with only 300 people. Well, they'll be the 300 best-educated people in all of Russia.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you...
... the New World
...Yes, that's Hungary, Prussia, France, and Austria
Edit: oh, and Creek too.
.... France getting beaten.
Its super-Korea!
An event built that university... in a province with only 300 people. Well, they'll be the 300 best-educated people in all of Russia.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you...
... the New World
...Yes, that's Hungary, Prussia, France, and Austria
Edit: oh, and Creek too.
I thing this is REALY Strange for Eu3 and inedepedet Holland never ever seen that before...
You can see the log and burgundy...
You can see the log and burgundy...
The one "France getting beaten"- France losing to Spain 21 provinces in 13 years? What happened?
Also, my pic here- where is my salt?
Also, my pic here- where is my salt?
Neblogai said:The one "France getting beaten"- France losing to Spain 21 provinces in 13 years? What happened?
Also, my pic here- where is my salt?
maybe it got lost in the grain and is why there is so much of it.
They were all taken with 2.2 + MMG.kolmy said:
Portugal (and Spain, the lesser partner in a PU with Portugal), declared war on France. Since I'm Russia, I don't know exactly what happened, but when I looked at France (who I was royal marriaging with in the hopes of getting a PU), all of their European provinces were occupied (I don't know about colonies, because for some reason the spread of discoveries seems to have ignored the New World for me), it was all occupied by Spain and Portugal. In MMG, there is an event that gives you control of a province if you hold it for a long time (I've only gotten it once, so I think its fairly rare). I think that event is what happened to France, because several months later a white peace was signed.Neblogai said:
Oh, and that green in Ireland is Portugal also. Prior to the war, Ireland was owned by France.
I've been having a fairly odd play through.
I'm not quite sure the exact origins behind Gotland's enmity to Sweden, but it must run deep. They declared war on a nation their men couldn't reach. Good thing for Gotland that the mighty 8000 strong Swede army was trapped in Tavastland by their eternal enemies, the Danes, and that Sweden also lacked a navy.
The war was left to the German Empire and it's 36 ship... err 30 ship navy?
The Fall of the English Empire. England gets into a succession war with France over Munster. England's navy consists of 5 transports, and their army is 60,000 strong... but were all overseas.
Also note Aragon's religion, they been changing religion roughly every eight years ever since I forced Protestantism on them.
Ten years later...
I get a message that Cornwall goes bankrupt, only to find that much of the England has decided to join Cornwall. God save the King.
I'm not quite sure the exact origins behind Gotland's enmity to Sweden, but it must run deep. They declared war on a nation their men couldn't reach. Good thing for Gotland that the mighty 8000 strong Swede army was trapped in Tavastland by their eternal enemies, the Danes, and that Sweden also lacked a navy.
The war was left to the German Empire and it's 36 ship... err 30 ship navy?
The Fall of the English Empire. England gets into a succession war with France over Munster. England's navy consists of 5 transports, and their army is 60,000 strong... but were all overseas.
Also note Aragon's religion, they been changing religion roughly every eight years ever since I forced Protestantism on them.
Ten years later...
I get a message that Cornwall goes bankrupt, only to find that much of the England has decided to join Cornwall. God save the King.
Cyrus_The_Great said:
They gained Lancashire and Yorkshire. I've dispatched some troops to quell rebellions in Cornwall's gains.