The Obligatory CK2 Strange Screenshot Thread
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It's not that bad.So, I heard you like bordergore...
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So? What made you think of 4th crusade on the first screenshot?
It is the same Byzantine Empire as it was from the very game beginning. I really don't understand why you guys think of 4th Crusade, at this game session Constantinople wasn't taken by Muslims.
Well, at least he remembered to not name his daughter "Charles".
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As was mentionend
WTWSMS translates to:
WhenTheWorldStoppedMakingSense
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Well, this is unexpected. A half-Irish son of my dynasty (the son of a nephew I married into the Duchy of Apulia, whom his son appointed a bishop) managed to get himself elected King of Lombardy.
I actually have two dynasts down there; the other one is the Duke of Latium. Oh, and I also accidentally replaced the ruling dynasty of the Sacz Empire (the green blob on the right) because one of my brothers was married to the khatun's sister and she was killed by the friendly fire bug.
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Here are two from my recent Charlie start as the Duke of Tuscany.
First, I accidentally left the checkbox filled to start the game married when I created my custom character. Turned out for the best because the randomly generated wife it gave me had the Quick trait:
Next, do you see the two little army icons in Orvieto and Pisa? Those are the retinues of Amalfi and Amalfinos respectively. They both have been pacing back and forth between the two mentioned counties for decades. They also both only have 1 soldier in them each, as the attrition from being away from home for so long swallows up any reinforcements. If I use the console to play as either ruler and disband those armies they reappear within a year or two, presumably in as much time as it took for those characters to buy a new retinue. I have absolutely no idea why the AI thinks that this is an effective use of their soldiers - my best theory is that they're stuck in a loop trying to stand in the the closest county to their trading post in Cagliari (south Sardinia) and their path keeps getting recalculated every time they stop. Then again, I've also seen retinues from Genoa do something similar, so maybe it has something to do with Republics?
First, I accidentally left the checkbox filled to start the game married when I created my custom character. Turned out for the best because the randomly generated wife it gave me had the Quick trait:
Next, do you see the two little army icons in Orvieto and Pisa? Those are the retinues of Amalfi and Amalfinos respectively. They both have been pacing back and forth between the two mentioned counties for decades. They also both only have 1 soldier in them each, as the attrition from being away from home for so long swallows up any reinforcements. If I use the console to play as either ruler and disband those armies they reappear within a year or two, presumably in as much time as it took for those characters to buy a new retinue. I have absolutely no idea why the AI thinks that this is an effective use of their soldiers - my best theory is that they're stuck in a loop trying to stand in the the closest county to their trading post in Cagliari (south Sardinia) and their path keeps getting recalculated every time they stop. Then again, I've also seen retinues from Genoa do something similar, so maybe it has something to do with Republics?
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Beware of future catastrophe. They are clearly associated with the Wild Hunt and disaster is not far behind.
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The pic seems to be broken, man.
Well, this is unexpected. A half-Irish son of my dynasty (the son of a nephew I married into the Duchy of Apulia, whom his son appointed a bishop) managed to get himself elected King of Lombardy.
I actually have two dynasts down there; the other one is the Duke of Latium. Oh, and I also accidentally replaced the ruling dynasty of the Sacz Empire (the green blob on the right) because one of my brothers was married to the khatun's sister and she was killed by the friendly fire bug.
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Not visible, huh? I was trying to use Google Photos because Steam was having problems. Here it is again.
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Not visible, huh? I was trying to use Google Photos because Steam was having problems. Here it is again.
Gahhh, why is he Lombard? He should've been Italian! That way, the Irish side of your family can taste some delicious pizzas!
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