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The Obligatory CK3 Strange Screenshot Thread
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In my current game all the european powers fell apart from the start. Here's the situation in 996:
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Welcome to 1.4.0In my current game all the european powers fell apart from the start. Here's the situation in 996:
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Byzantium and Khazars are awfully huge.In my current game all the european powers fell apart from the start. Here's the situation in 996:
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Never before have I had character where their name so perfectly matched their appearance. Dude is basically Santa Clause.
Also, some strange stuff going on in Iceland.
Also, some strange stuff going on in Iceland.
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Does Budli Sifsson mean Santa Claus or something?
What strange stuff?
Sorry, I'm American and to me his names reads as "bud-ly," so like the ultimate bud that you hang out with. He's got the right traits and the look, which is exactly like Santa Claus, a big, jolly fat dude.
She's a Norse character following Vidilist all the way in Iceland. I also just enjoyed the fact that she's from the same dynasty as Haraldr Fairhair.
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Oh, no. They're plotting against my rival. We must, um... stop this? I guess? Spymaster, please put it on your todo list. Not too high.
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The western nations fixed themselves rather quickly. The Byzantines are still going strong:
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Started a Byzantine dynasty from scratch with that awesome lady, then aged 16. Didn't expect her to rule for 85 years though... She died a few weeks before her 102th birthday. And she was still leading armies and sieges... Apart from the countless wars she waged, she did have some time to achieve a lot of stuff and become very wise.
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This is the most interesting byzantine empire ive seen in 1000s of hours of Crusader kings non cadet branch bulgarian karling independant kingdoms in anatolia, muslim kingdom in greece and this is all without my intervention at all
fourth crusade has nothing on this
edit just realized constantinople is rule by an independant russian duke for...reasons
fourth crusade has nothing on this
edit just realized constantinople is rule by an independant russian duke for...reasons
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My Court Chaplain, the Pope, is so good at her job that my vassal, the Pope, admired her so much that she gained opinion of me!
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As my signature says - Vikings get absolutely everywhere.
"So what have you archeived today?"
"Uhh....I managed teach myself to appreciate you a lot more, Mylord!"
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Sometimes it's much harder than teaching someone else, though.
Well, I may have initiated a series of immortal women...
Started like this (the white hair is a tribute to Ororo Munroe AKA Storm from the X-Men, she kind of fascinated me when I read the comics as a kid).
Ended like that...
So yes, that's a 92 years long rule, which sounds a bit ridiculous but since the game allows it...
Fun fact : in CK2 I managed to get the mysterious Immortality event just once, and it was already with an African character. He united the continent and finally killed himself out of boredom, aged 150 IIRC.
Names of the empire and of the dynasty are related, if you pay attention and know a bit about recent African history. Burkina Faso means "land of the honest people". In OTL it is a small country, one of the poorest of the world. And yet, in the 1980's there was a young leader named Thomas Sankara who gave the country this new name, and managed to make it as developed, democratic and independent as possible (not without downsides, obviously, but still some impressive achievments here). He made some powerful enemies in the process and eventually was assassinated after a few years.
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2nd game after adventurers were added, the Norse control most of Britannia:
Ireland is also Norse but of a different pagan religion.
Ireland is also Norse but of a different pagan religion.
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Yeah, I've noticed a lot of non-Asatru pagan religions ending up in the British Isles even though the rulers still have Norse culture. It's kind of weird.
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