The Obligatory CK2 Strange Screenshot Thread
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I could give you the save file, but it is unfortunately an Ironman game. If there is some way to de-Ironman a save I'd be glad to know, I'd like to swap to the Byzantines too.
The seed is stronk. Anyone know what causes a dynasty to change colors in the mapmode?
England created by the Irish. I betrothed the son to one of my bastards lol.
England created by the Irish. I betrothed the son to one of my bastards lol.
Dynastic color in the mapmode is chosen by the title of the head of the dynasty, who is generally the dynast with the largest realm size.
Yea, my spy master often talks to me like that as well, even when he really likes me. It's odd.
In other concern: What's that message? I've never seen an option to make your spy master tell everyone to cut it out like that
In other concern: What's that message? I've never seen an option to make your spy master tell everyone to cut it out like that
Happens when you toggle the button to "auto stop all plots" or some such nonsense; I tend to leave plots open so i get free excuses to improson my vassals, and bankroll them; but once you turn into a huge empire it is a waste of time.
The Middle East. A Broken patch-work of competing states, ripe for the taking.
Oh wait.
I never see Islam break up
Do I just need to restart my game to fully experience the new patches?
Okay, so I probably set the standard of ridiculousness pretty high when I started a relaxing steamrolling campaign as custom-created Jain Mongols, but I had nothing to do with this and I have absolutely no idea how this could even happen. I noticed that Byz turned Catholic, thought "huh, that's pretty early, but it happens", went to look how long ago it happened... and saw this.
Basileios turned Catholic. Yes, that Basil(eios). The historical one. The very first damn ruler of Byz in 867. WHAT?
Basileios turned Catholic. Yes, that Basil(eios). The historical one. The very first damn ruler of Byz in 867. WHAT?
At a guess, marriage/friendship with a catholic followed by event conversion? But damn, that's incredibly unlikely. Well, christianity is effectively united-have fun with that.Okay, so I probably set the standard of ridiculousness pretty high when I started a relaxing steamrolling campaign as custom-created Jain Mongols, but I had nothing to do with this and I have absolutely no idea how this could even happen. I noticed that Byz turned Catholic, thought "huh, that's pretty early, but it happens", went to look how long ago it happened... and saw this.
Basileios turned Catholic. Yes, that Basil(eios). The historical one. The very first damn ruler of Byz in 867. WHAT?
Well, Mongol Jains never lose, so bring it on.
By the way, he even managed to convert his dad before he croaked.
Fathers and mothers get an opinion boost with their children, so that's not a surprise-I'd be more concerned about the number of vassals he manages to convert. Plus he'll be able to get any bordering byzantine duke or lower to swear fealty to him.Well, Mongol Jains never lose, so bring it on.
This this an old one, from pre- Charlemagne times, but I felt that I need to share it.
Go ahead, spot what's weird in this screenshot
Go ahead, spot what's weird in this screenshot
The Swedes decided to try something different this time.
Maybe he heard tales from how awesome conversion went for the Polish (note: It didn't go well at all):
BTW they did this as a response to a holy war from German Catholics - so OBVIOUSLY this conversion ended the war.
Maybe he heard tales from how awesome conversion went for the Polish (note: It didn't go well at all):
BTW they did this as a response to a holy war from German Catholics - so OBVIOUSLY this conversion ended the war.
Free Investiture in HRE @ 1066 start, "of Wessex" was assigned heir to one of the bishoprics.
You're at war with cumania?This this an old one, from pre- Charlemagne times, but I felt that I need to share it.
Go ahead, spot what's weird in this screenshot
