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[Macknull]

The Protestant Iroquois Republic year 1638. Westernized through Naples and Prussia

Notice India has formed and is on a warpath through muslim territory. France and Burgundy are split North and South France, with Burgundy being the much stronger nation. Niger has also formed...as a constitutional republic :wacko: . Morroco is also pretty beastly.

Ming MEGABLOBB'D
How did you turn protestant?!
+it's pretty weird South Amerika almost uncolonised
What mod is it? Just Whole World or something else?

 

[unmerged(138419)]

Playing Rising-nations. I didn't clear my map cache till 10 years in so that could explain Naples and Prussia in na and the lack of colonization. RN allows religious conversion. Westernizing plus converting to catholic then Protestant plus having no forts meant 100+ years of revolts and turmoil.

 

[Macknull]

Playing Rising-nations. I didn't clear my map cache till 10 years in so that could explain Naples and Prussia in na and the lack of colonization. RN allows religious conversion. Westernizing plus converting to catholic then Protestant plus having no forts meant 100+ years of revolts and turmoil.

What does "clearing map cache" means and how to do that?

 

[Sabaron]

My Sicily to Persia game, 1690. Enjoy!

 

[unmerged(138419)]

What does "clearing map cache" means and how to do that?

If you ever notice Connacht colonzing Indonesia in the first 10 years of the game, or Savoy colonizing North America, it means it's time to clear the cache. Simply go into your installed directory and go to maps then cache. Delete every file in the folder(Do this in your mods directory too) and empty your recycling bin.

After you start up your game the next time you play, it will rebuild those files and fix all the weird/broken colonization distances.

 

[Macknull]

If you ever notice Connacht colonzing Indonesia in the first 10 years of the game, or Savoy colonizing North America, it means it's time to clear the cache. Simply go into your installed directory and go to maps then cache. Delete every file in the folder(Do this in your mods directory too) and empty your recycling bin.

After you start up your game the next time you play, it will rebuild those files and fix all the weird/broken colonization distances.

...Korea colonising Labrador is 'nuff to do so? :rofl:
SICILY to PERSIA? You men your turned SICILY into damned PERSIA? OO

 

[General_Grant]

Thats kind of an original game.

Congrats, not try to form Mughalistan with The Palatinate or something like that. (Its probably much harder since you need to get an Altaic culture first).

 

[Neblogai]

My Sicily to Persia game, 1690. Enjoy!

That dark orange is not Morocco, right? Is it Fez?

 

[unmerged(25822)]

Notice India has formed and is on a warpath through muslim territory.

YAY this is the first time i see a working event to form India , i am playing WWM and nothing happens when clicking on the decision , RN and WWM are made by the same person ?

 

[Musthavename]

You know the Indian decision is bugged in WMM. There's details of a fix in the mod thread, there's just a missing parenthesis.

 

[L Lawliet]

RN and WWM are made by the same person ?

Highly unlikely. But, however, you never know, maybe two different guys living in two different countries aren't really who they claim to be :|

 

[unmerged(25822)]

You know the Indian decision is bugged in WMM. There's details of a fix in the mod thread, there's just a missing parenthesis.

Thanks , i will look it up

Highly unlikely. But, however, you never know, maybe two different guys living in two different countries aren't really who they claim to be :|

Never say never

 

[tunkio]

My Naples Italian Game year 1514.



:rofl:

 

[Macknull]

My Naples Italian Game year 1514.



:rofl:

Wtf you ate the BBB
GJ

 

[Dafool]

My Inca Empire at endgame. I managed to westernize in the late 1600's and survive the colonization by Spain. I'm still animist as well. The world looked much cleaner before, but Milan went revolutionary in 1810 or so and they currently occupy all of Europe and most of Africa. A lot of older nations and colonial revolters have taken hold since then. I still stand strong as the nation with the 3rd highest income(after Milan and then Spain) and I tie with Milan in terms of most advanced tech. My army and navy are quite pathetic, since I've only fought 4 wars the entire game.

 

[Vladislav]

Looks like it was a very interesting game. And congrats on surviving.

 

[Martman]

Here's my game in 1605:

And again in 1637:

A particularly blobby game. I've drawn a line to show the boarder between Persia and the Golden Horde (who are still surviving despite being tribal and being that size). I've mentioned who I'm playing as below, but feel free to guess without reading. It was probably less obvious earlier in the game, but there are a lot of blobs who could easily be player controlled!

Some interesting developments in the east. Japan inherited Manchu, becoming a powerhouse and playing power politics in China. Some provinces defected to Korea in the south too (damn religious rebels), so Korea started messing with China too. This caused Ming to collapse and Qin was formed with all but two of Ming's provinces (so a dynasty switch basically). Then later as Sukhothai (me), Korea and Japan carved up Xia, Xia itself collapsed and the Ming dynasty was restored, with Ming gaining all but two of Xia's original provinces! However by this time I was on the warpath, so the restored Ming dynasty hasn't got long left.

I've got an incredibly successful Persia to my west, which I'm not sure I want to deal with or not. I've westernised so it'll be like a hot knife through butter (my wars in China were a LOT of fun), but the size means I'll have to be careful of attrition (I have a lot of non-core provinces from my recent Chinese aquisitions so WE would cause a lot of rebels).

Europe looks interesting. Venice has been going to war with the Papal States every few years or so, but just doesn't seem to want to annex them, which is a shame. Other than news of a few wars between the east and west of Europe, I haven't paid too much attention.

 

[Neblogai]

My (slowly, but progressing) WC game as pagan (annex=no) Lithuania, 1573:



When posting the screenshot, the hardest is not to "spy" on territories that are not explored yet

 

[EUROO7]

What is the date when Lithuania starts as pagan?

 

[Neblogai]

Non, I had to mod it in. I wanted to play as proud pagan- after all, Lithuania became Christian only in 1387, and could have easily fallen back to paganism, like it did in ~1270s.