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I'm very suprised the Mongols did not get any real share of Ming.
Also, Frosty... do not listen to his propaganda!
Also, Frosty... do not listen to his propaganda!
The Protector of Asia won't look kindly on invading europeans.
That said, we encourage trade, co-operation and mutual prosperity all over the world.
That said, we encourage trade, co-operation and mutual prosperity all over the world.
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May the Mongols make pyramids of your skulls, ashy ruins of your dwelling-places, and slaves of all your women. Praise be to Khan!
Yes, the former player of Egypt, also known as "Frozenwall", "Caliphapope" or "Mr. I want more colonists".
Old Slowsted is hallucinating again. Just ignore him and let him be the old senile himself =D
Also, since our GM values words over actual interesting information, the maps have outlived their AAR value - expect 500 words of uninspired prose from now on.
Sure there is. It provides my competition with useful data - better to just spam pointless propaganda
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Sure there is. It provides my competition with useful data - better to just spam pointless propaganda
The stats already do.
Yet you never make an argument as to why I shouldn't want your land.
Actually regarding your post Qin never got any buffs, my values are on par/same as vanilla Ming's for the section of land I have.
But regardless you don't want my land because you would fail and only lose and waste men and resources on a failure of an endeavor. It will never succeed because even at our worst relations no one in asia will want, tolerate or accept a European owning a non trivial amount of Asia.
A war against one of us is a war against all of us.
Indeed, as far as buffs go, Kongo and Ethiopia seem like the more natural targets. China wasn't given any basetax or manpower buffs, in fact it was nerfed by being split into three parts. I don't understand how you can be confused on this point; surely you did not miss the howls of outrage? I assure you that neither Dano nor I are stupid enough to first nerf something and then buff it.
And the land is still piss poor.
Changing who owns the nations changes the worth of the land? Wow, I had no idea.
I seem to remember a certain amount of basetax/manpower shuffling in order to "balance" out the three Chinas. Perhaps that was simply moving borders, but I don't think it was. Nonethless, the land Qin is currently in is undeniably rich.
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