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yeah it's because of some event that turned them after i converted the provinces.
Sorry for the long post and/or huge images. I'm cleaning my screenshots folder and I play on high resolution. Some/many of these kinds of things have probably been already posted, so sorry if they aren't new ^_^
Sunni... Mongol natives. What?
Never seen a Protestant Zaporozhie before.
MERGE YOUR UNITS ALREADY.
(And they're all off sitting on a little Danish island, too.)
Naxos is expanding.
(IIRC they ended up with all of Sardinia and kept it for a while.)
Something you don't see every day. It lasted through a monarch death too (and this is a winning Burgundy, not a failing one.)
OHCRAPOHCRAPOHCRAP
I think that one succeeded also.
They have two rulers, each of whom also has his own country.
Wonder how that happened.
Yes. Yes you do.
(The odd thing is that both Cornwall and Northumberland are vassals of England (and at war), and Northumberland doesn't own any of its original cores. Also, Northumberland ended up annexing England in that same war - I thought that was only possible to do on revolutionary nations, not by them...
)
They must be really depressed if their navy makes them that happy.
Epirote nationalists wandered all around Greece for a while, so Epeiros has some nice cores.
Sure, the Ottomans do it all the time, but Aquileia?
Just an awesome name.
What's Aragon doing supporting Sunni zealots in the Hungarian-held Caucasus?
Go Gotland!
Dang religious Irish there.
The Irish do love their trade centers. Every nation except Munster has one, and Tyrone has three - one of the ones that looks like it's in Meath is actually in Louth.
In the same game, Norway also had two trade centers at once. It was chaotic.
They're so patriotic, they took over their own country to show their love for it!
(In case you want to know, they're revolting from Ming - I had some fun with Zheng He, then switched to Byzantium because I noticed that they weren't failing miserably for once.)
The Aboriginals are apparently pacifists - they let me win before I even got my troops in sight.
(More fun with Zheng He, this time in WWM.)
Sunni... Mongol natives. What?
Never seen a Protestant Zaporozhie before.
MERGE YOUR UNITS ALREADY.
(And they're all off sitting on a little Danish island, too.)
Naxos is expanding.
(IIRC they ended up with all of Sardinia and kept it for a while.)
Something you don't see every day. It lasted through a monarch death too (and this is a winning Burgundy, not a failing one.)
OHCRAPOHCRAPOHCRAP
I think that one succeeded also.
They have two rulers, each of whom also has his own country.
Wonder how that happened.
Yes. Yes you do.
(The odd thing is that both Cornwall and Northumberland are vassals of England (and at war), and Northumberland doesn't own any of its original cores. Also, Northumberland ended up annexing England in that same war - I thought that was only possible to do on revolutionary nations, not by them...
)
They must be really depressed if their navy makes them that happy.
Epirote nationalists wandered all around Greece for a while, so Epeiros has some nice cores.
Sure, the Ottomans do it all the time, but Aquileia?
Just an awesome name.
What's Aragon doing supporting Sunni zealots in the Hungarian-held Caucasus?
Go Gotland!
Dang religious Irish there.
The Irish do love their trade centers. Every nation except Munster has one, and Tyrone has three - one of the ones that looks like it's in Meath is actually in Louth.
In the same game, Norway also had two trade centers at once. It was chaotic.
They're so patriotic, they took over their own country to show their love for it!
(In case you want to know, they're revolting from Ming - I had some fun with Zheng He, then switched to Byzantium because I noticed that they weren't failing miserably for once.)
The Aboriginals are apparently pacifists - they let me win before I even got my troops in sight.
(More fun with Zheng He, this time in WWM.)
Trying out HttT as Burgundy, experimenting with the Sphere of Influence feature.
Quite interesting considering how they just lost some wars, have a regency council, just lost one of their provinces, just left the HRE while I've expanded my realm, beating france in several wars!
Well maybe it's supposed to work that way, who knows?
Quite interesting considering how they just lost some wars, have a regency council, just lost one of their provinces, just left the HRE while I've expanded my realm, beating france in several wars!
Well maybe it's supposed to work that way, who knows?
Really? Are 280k soldiers afraid of 13k?
(they feel threatend by New Brunswick wich only has New Foundland)
Is that at game start
Hazard a guess :rofl: They year is only 1512!!!
IIRC, the natives there have alway been Sunni Mongols, all the way back to the original release of EUIII.
Pretty common, actually.
Again, pretty common.
OK, that one is a bit unusual.
Something you don't see every day. It lasted through a monarch death too (and this is a winning Burgundy, not a failing one.)
OHCRAPOHCRAPOHCRAP
I think that one succeeded also.
Yikes.
?
The odd thing is that both Cornwall and Northumberland are vassals of England (and at war), and Northumberland doesn't own any of its original cores. Also, Northumberland ended up annexing England in that same war - I thought that was only possible to do on revolutionary nations, not by them...
Nope, either the revolter or the country revolted from can annex the other. I think it was reported as a bug some time ago, but the bug report was dismissed with the comment that this is WAD.
Lol.
?
Yep.
Trying to mess up the Hungarians, I'd guess.
Indeed.
Not sure what's supposed to be strange here...
That's gotta be a bug or a corrupted save or something.
Now that they've become independent, the troops will change over to being just regular Sicilian troops, probably when the 1st of the next month rolls around.
I'm missing something on this one.
Figured. Ah well.
Just the fact that an OPM is Papal Controller. Maybe it's not as weird as I thought.
I'm guessing bug - I don't remember reloading and finding that.
I haven't done anything at all and my warscore is already 100%. No occupations, no battles, no nothing.
York > England > GB.
Not as good as my England > GB game in Civ Universalis where as 10 years after I conquered aquitaine, three french kingdoms became under me in PU's
As for a strange screenshot...
The AI's infinite capacity for suicide never ceases to amaze me.
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I need to finally play through a Civ game. I keep getting started, but I lose interest quickly and quit. The massive late game blobs look to be fun adversaries.
I'm afraid I don't get the joke....
The AI ignores guarantees so when Saxony declared war on their neighbor, they now have to fight half of the HRE. And they have one province. There's seven different nations sieging leipzig with more on the way
