Of course it is, it shows how awesome your advisor's skills are.Kikaider said:Yes, but is +15 Stability really EVER necessary?
Strange Screenshots
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Duke of Wellington said:Good luck to em whatever it was
Yeah... reminds me of Ryuku inheriting Ming in my last game as France. Don't really know how - they're not supposed to have RMs as vassals - but they did. Maybe Japan annexed them, then they revolted back to Ryuku? Either way, friggin' awesome. I wonder if I have a screenshot of that somewhere...
Snake IV said:
I have an EUII game where Austria ceased to exist, mostly through the efforts of minor nations.
Ouch! Just what has Alsace been doing?
The Holy Roman Empress. Though I'm not sure this is all that strange.
The Holy Roman Empress. Though I'm not sure this is all that strange.
Yekaterenia?ElectricEel said:Ouch! Just what has Alsace been doing?
The Holy Roman Empress. Though I'm not sure this is all that strange.
Duke of Wellington said:Good luck to em whatever it was
Deccan and Delhi beat them up :rofl:
They're left with a few provs in the north east i think, ill get a screenie next time im on
I wish I had thought to screen cap. this but I didn't think how odd it was until afterwards...
I installed the patch and reloaded a game, got 6 spy pop-ups saying various stuff (pirates mostly), but I also got one saying that Aragon had sucessfully incited troop desertion in one of my provinces. Only problem was the only troops there at the time were... Aragon's! They were coming back from invading Portugal and crossing my land.
So the Aragon spy convinced Aragon soldiers to desert? And this was a SUCESSFUL mission?
I installed the patch and reloaded a game, got 6 spy pop-ups saying various stuff (pirates mostly), but I also got one saying that Aragon had sucessfully incited troop desertion in one of my provinces. Only problem was the only troops there at the time were... Aragon's! They were coming back from invading Portugal and crossing my land.
So the Aragon spy convinced Aragon soldiers to desert? And this was a SUCESSFUL mission?
Varam said:
Not exactly the most likely annexation.
We should give them a screenshot of the AI Ming
Arilou said:We should give them a screenshot of the AI Ming
If anyone would like to see a massive Ming, they need look no further than here.
Fulcrumvale said:
An independent AI Netherlands and a one province Burgundy 20 years into a GC.
Which patch?
I'll have to post a screen soon of my first 1.21 game. I mean.. hey, so force marching 100k troops from Songhai all the way to Iberia was a bit much I grant you. And yes, I did set Castile up to fail before looking for a nice quiet asian country to play with but... good lord, I looked at the save game menu and there's a Ming that rivals the Mongols in 1466!
Nimic said:I tought this was a fairly big Persia by this time. (Persia is AI, but I took them now so I could take the screenie).
Yeah, Persia's a pretty big deal in my game too, but the Mameluks have pushed them back from taking the west coastal areas or Egypt.
Either way, I'm having a blast beating the British to the vassalizing punch in the far East with the help of my Swedish buddies (aka "Rent-A-Navy") so I doubt I'll get there. Besides, my horse doesn't need gas =)
Kaigon said:Looks like my Brandenburg game just after I inherited the lucky AI Austria.
Crap, I never inherit anything! With the number of marriages I've had w/ Lithuania and England, one would think I'd win the proverbial lotto at SOME point!
p.s.-no screeny, but in my game England controls all of Portugal, and Portugal exists as the Canary Islands, and that's it. It spooked me when I "triggerd a war with Portugal," But then I looked around, found the Portugese Canaries, and taught the birdies a lesson.