The Obligatory EUIV Strange Screenshot Thread
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Scotland conquering England? Psh, that's small fry. I present to you: Ethiopia the mighty, defender of Christendom, savior of Jerusalem, bane of Egypt.
The answer, of course, is rebels. So many rebels... I actually watched the Mamluks dissolve. It was quite the self-destruction.
Sadly don't have a picture, but in my Commonwealth game, Burgundy was leading a PU with Austria for a some time. Under a von Hapsburg monarch no less.
I was just waging war on the Mamluks and then this happened without any popup or warning or whatever:
A province defects to me with a claim from me on it (even though I never fabricated the claim, I have no idea why I have a claim on that province) with a 50 unit freedom fighter rebel stack on it that defected to me.
Can anybody tell me what the hell happened there!? lol
A province defects to me with a claim from me on it (even though I never fabricated the claim, I have no idea why I have a claim on that province) with a 50 unit freedom fighter rebel stack on it that defected to me.
Can anybody tell me what the hell happened there!? lol
High base tax, high base manpower, high revolt risk from previous owner and probably event spawned rebel size 2 or even 3.
Working as designed, according to majority of players.
Working as designed, according to majority of players.
As designed obviously, everything happens as it has been designed in eu4, but maybe not as intended. That one stack was larger than all armies of all countries (individually) at that point. If I didn't mostly disbanded it, it would've drained my coffers in 2 months. I did keep that nice eastern steppe cavalry though, that I can't produce myself.
I got 30k troops when Kaffa defected to me. A most welcome addition since I was just going through a Peasants' War that time.
AI completed the HRE Reforms as the Palatinate by 1716, except the HRE is Small mess of unattached holdings in my game.
The best part is Byzantium is still orthodox so they could've revolted to them.
(also funny part is Japan's alliance to Muscowy seeing as how they haven't even started colonizing yet)