And not even a pic to show!Haftetavenscrap said:
I have one. Ignore the ship and troop numbers. I found that Atlantis also builds province improvements:
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I have one. Ignore the ship and troop numbers. I found that Atlantis also builds province improvements:
I edited it 30 seconds later! I have two pics to show!EUROO7 said:And not even a pic to show!
Haftetavenscrap said:Yes!!!!!!!! 5000!!!
And a rather broken event:
And a rather broken France.
That doesn't really count because I did itFijj said:And a rather broken France.
Haftetavenscrap said:That doesn't really count because I did it
CHEATER!!!
These mods are getting out of frecking control with there nerfing and such!
I didn't cheatFijj said:CHEATER!!!
These mods are getting out of frecking control with there nerfing and such!
. I just invaded them about 15 times over 100 years . And this game was on Vanilla IN. No nerfing.
You certainly made a nice patchwork.Haftetavenscrap said:I didn't cheat
Diplo-annex them all at the same timeHaftetavenscrap said:I didn't cheat
Haftetavenscrap said:And a rather broken event:
I'm not sure what you mean by broken. It's supposed to give you +60 relations with everyone you border.
But it seems kind of strange that one country insults me, and I magically say "try to improve relations" and every country I border suddenly likes my more :wacko:Nimic said:
Haftetavenscrap said:
It might be strange, but it's not broken. That's the entire point of it, some country is acting hostile, and you ease the tension, making everyone realize how peaceful you really are
A few more from my recent games:
[Novgorodian Merchant]: I told you we forgot something!
[Novgorodian President]: ...
Modder's Tips #34:
Sometimes, your modifications work a little too well...
General Tufyakin was definately not looking forward to writing the report on this one.
So if both England and Scotland declared independence from Great Britain, who's running the place? The Welsh?
It may seem strange at first glance, but actually, in the 16th century, Pezzini was one of the most common surnames in all of Russia.
Some of the Orthodox faithful in this colony get caught up in the fervor of the Reformation and decide to denounce the Pope. Needless to say, the rest of the Church was a bit confused.
[Novgorodian Merchant]: I told you we forgot something!
[Novgorodian President]: ...
Modder's Tips #34:
Sometimes, your modifications work a little too well...
General Tufyakin was definately not looking forward to writing the report on this one.
So if both England and Scotland declared independence from Great Britain, who's running the place? The Welsh?
It may seem strange at first glance, but actually, in the 16th century, Pezzini was one of the most common surnames in all of Russia.
Some of the Orthodox faithful in this colony get caught up in the fervor of the Reformation and decide to denounce the Pope. Needless to say, the rest of the Church was a bit confused.
Earl Uhtred said:
spl said:
Yes, that's Virginia. I added all 13 original states to my game. However, because I don't know how to set up an event like the ones for the other colonial nations, I've just added cores to the relevant provinces at the beginning of the game (which sometimes leads to odd results, admittedly). If you're interested, here's a screenshot of Virginia after I released it later on:
JT121 said:
Thanks.
I have lots more I'm saving up, lol.
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Fijj said:Maybe if SOMEONE finishes a mod, we can all enjoy this...
I edited in a screenshot of Virginia (and a wee bit of North Carolina, too), if you're interested.
Garak said:I edited in a screenshot of Virginia (and a wee bit of North Carolina, too), if you're interested.
Ok, there's definitely something fishy going on here.
I think its about time someone nails a bunch of theses to a church door.
I think its about time someone nails a bunch of theses to a church door.