The Polish term for 'Rome' always makes me chuckle. Ruled over by the benevolent hand of the Pzyp no doubt.
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How do you pronounce the "zy" in Rzym? In Russian and Ukrianian we call Rome "Rem" (with a long e)... that is why I can never learn Polish even though I'm Polish by blood, using latin letters for Slavic sounds and grammer confuses the heck out of me.
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well, if I ever end up in poland, I'll be able to pronounce Rome without problem 
More ship madness, after the war betwin italy/porto - spain (spain sunk most of mine and italys fleet).....denmark catched up in the ship building
and screw the suport limit......
yeah, and i we will have to see if i have time to get a million soldiers and 2k boats :rofl: ......i bet i will not manage that since i will probebly end up in a war soonspl said:
Denmark has to be paying a fortune to upkeep all those boats. I can't wait to see the naval battles
he can affor itcomagoosie said:Denmark has to be paying a fortune to upkeep all those boats. I can't wait to see the naval battles
take a look at the stats:
http://www.europa3.ru/cgi-bin/mpsta...w&league=int&season=comp&game=X&yearsave=1764
osh said:
"и" is pronounced exactly like an American-English "e" (long e that is).
i, as in "eh", would be Э.
Was that alliance an April Fools' joke?
However, it is deserved, I've dishonored alliance with them about 5 times- in every war they started
However, it is deserved, I've dishonored alliance with them about 5 times- in every war they started
Who said EU3 isn't historical?
Wait, the king of Sweden wasn't of sound mind? *cough*
I think the AI doesn't get the definition of "sound mind".
Way to start, Aragon.
Man, i can't afford 9, only 1489.
The forgotten African Reformation. This happened the month after i colonised it.
Rabble rabble! The rebels rebelled against the rebels.
You're just casually playing the game and than you see this and shit your pants.
(I'm fairly certain they either signed a White Peace or Ming got 1 or 2 shit provinces).
Wait, the king of Sweden wasn't of sound mind? *cough*
I think the AI doesn't get the definition of "sound mind".
Way to start, Aragon.
Man, i can't afford 9, only 1489.
The forgotten African Reformation. This happened the month after i colonised it.
Rabble rabble! The rebels rebelled against the rebels.
You're just casually playing the game and than you see this and shit your pants.
(I'm fairly certain they either signed a White Peace or Ming got 1 or 2 shit provinces).
Personally Im more perplexed by Naxos' ability to take a province off the Mamluks in picture #3
Lord Boreal said:Count the CoTs in Northern France.
Imagine if you conquered all of those!
I hate it when the AI does this. Since most of these trade zones are almost worthless, I think there should be a chance that they randomly get demolished so that the remaining ones are worth competing in. Also I always see the AI building trade zones in newly conquered provinces, just because those provinces are in obscure places, but then they get the non-core COT penalty of 50 years :wacko:
Haftetavenscrap said:
But it makes perfect sense if the country is not a trading nation- I do the same. And the more trading centers, the better for the owner- those 9 trading centers give 540+ ducats per year even if i don't trade in them.
This is how it's supposed to work, I believe; see _EDEF_COT_STAGNATION_LIMIT_ in defines.txt.Haftetavenscrap said:
Besides, it's not a bad strategy if you're not a trader; you get 10 base tax for every COT (eat your heart out, workshop) and you screw over anyone who is a trader.
Oh, and;
Sexiest alphabet everZandros said: