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[unmerged(17167)]

I had a similar thing happen in my rebel game when Silesia declared independence but the army that had been besieging the province continued and in the end captured the province from Silesia despite not being in a war with them.

Sometimes, when the AI is sieging a rebel-controlled province when the government falls, they don't stop the siege, even though control reverts to them. Then, when they win the siege, the province becomes rebel-controlled again! :wacko: :rofl:

 

[th3freakie]

Sometimes, when the AI is sieging a rebel-controlled province when the government falls, they don't stop the siege, even though control reverts to them. Then, when they win the siege, the province becomes rebel-controlled again! :wacko: :rofl:

Another classic situation, even if not as buggy, is when country A controls province Z from country B, bordering the non-war-related country C. Country C then has a rebelion and the rebels, after taking their own province, move on to liberate province Z for no good reason...

 

[unmerged(16483)]

The CK-syndrome

The flying Dutchman ​

 

[unmerged(52192)]

The flying Dutchman

i don't get it

 

[unmerged(16483)]

i don't get it

Pirate's navy is 0 ships strong.

 

[unmerged(52192)]

Pirate's navy is 0 ships strong.

oh, i see it now. i thought it meant that the french fleet was flying in some way :rofl:

 

[unmerged(49083)]

I thought you was using Van der Gent's special rank!

 

[SeedSnatcher]

I found the rebel headquarters! The game didn't crash, and as soon as it was done colonizing, my government fell. :rofl:

 

[Charle_88]

Italian culture?

Well... that does explain a lot of the rebel behavior in the game. =)

 

[th3freakie]

And yet another adition to The Eire-Files

Dauphin! Just when I'm doing a Burgundy and will have to take them down eventualy...


On the curiosity field...

The red thing on the middle east is a big Ramazan, and I was wondering if they had anything else so I used columbus and found that venice prov... no idea how they got there.

 

[SeedSnatcher]

Must be some complex diplomacy for Venice to gain a Caspian coast.


At the beginning of every month, my government falls. I can't seem to colonize my capital.

 

[unmerged(49083)]

How can rebel scum have rebels?

 

[SeedSnatcher]

That's what I wonder. I think if one of my provinces ever revolts, I'll control the army, and they won't siege the province. It'd be rather strange to lose control of a province to yourself.

 

[the_genius]

How can rebel scum have rebels?

Talk about Guerrilla and Anti-Guerrilla factions

 

[KaiserChicken]

Reaction!

 

[GrimPagan]

Damn reactionary forces.

 

[th3freakie]

How can rebel scum have rebels?

Trotskist revisionist scum!

 

[tripp_trap]

Talk about Guerrilla and Anti-Guerrilla factions

:rofl:


Man I love this thread! Keep it up! Just because of all these hilarious pics I'm gonna start playing EU2 again!

 

[the_genius]

I'm gonna start playing EU2 again!

Why the heck you stopped playing it?

Heretic!

 

[unmerged(17167)]

Italian culture?

Well... that does explain a lot of the rebel behavior in the game. =)

Hehe, further evidence that the rebels are secretly headquartered in Rome (and funded by the Vatican? )...

This is actually true, in some sense...

EDIT: Now that I think about it, it's actually somewhat odd that your government fell. After all, the criterion for government falling is (# of provinces controlled by Rebel Scum)>(# of provinces controlled by government)...and those two numbers will always be equal!

EDIT2: Ah, IIRC colonies/TPs controlled by the rebels count in that criterion, but colonies/TPs controlled by the government do not. So if you managed to get your colony up to a city, I would expect that your government would stop falling.