The Obligatory EUIV Strange Screenshot Thread

[Sian]

First one, i think the highest chance (by far) is the emperor, and after that its whoever have a RM with Burgundy (not Bohemia), prehaps with Castille having a outside chance to get the pick first.

 

[Dakilla TM]

You mean Brunswick inherited Burgundy? Not Bohemia LOL

 

[Victory5]

Well this is a first

 

[Oryxslayer]

Well this is a first

Brandenburg gets a event to PU prussia, you just see it very infrequently because it's triggers are not usually fulfilled. It does lead to some weird things, I once saw a oligarchic republic of Prussia get PU'ed by Brandenburg.

 

[KungDenzel]

Turns out Syria is a really adventurous vassal in this campaign:

A while later they had a stack sieging Lisboa too, but sadly they got destroyed before I thought of making a screenshot. :/

The Syrians have seem pretty huge cohones

 

[Krajzen]

The Syrians have seem pretty huge cohones

BUT FRANCE HAS BIGGER BATALIONS

 

[Lord_P]

And I have never seen this type of heretics before.

The Old Believers were actually Orthodox people who resisted Peter the Great's reformations of the Russian Orthodox church. They mostly fled to distant places like Karelia to escape intolerance.

To see them rise up in Poland is an entirely different thing, however.

 

[TheRomanRuler]

I've got two, one strange, one funny IMO.

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Brunswick inherited Burgundy while Austria was the Emperor. Not too sure how that happened. But good for them!

Edited a typo out. Names, what's the difference!


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I like your Europe, ruled by Prussia, Finland and soon-to-destroyed-pitiful-nations

 

[kertp]

When the Papal State fought against taking Constantinople from the Ottomans...

 

[chrnno]

When the Papal State fought against taking Constantinople from the Ottomans...

Assuming no religion changes better heathens than heretics?

 

[Blutharsch121]

When the Papal State fought against taking Constantinople from the Ottomans...

Dat Wallachia, though.

EDIT: Wait, what. Multiplayer?

 

[Homusubi]

OPM Denmark in Bornholm, which became a Reformed CoR. If you really hate idolatry, throw the statues in the sea.

Medieval robot rabbi?

 

[Sunspawn]

It can't be an OPM since it has at least one other province to have the trade capital in.

I like your Europe, ruled by Prussia, Finland and soon-to-destroyed-pitiful-nations

Five dollars says Finland is a Prussian vassal.

 

[TheArrogantOne]

I too have some to share :

Go home Kiev, you're drunk.

 

[123robot]

Brandenburg gets a event to PU prussia, you just see it very infrequently because it's triggers are not usually fulfilled. It does lead to some weird things, I once saw a oligarchic republic of Prussia get PU'ed by Brandenburg.

I've also seen Brandenburg PU Prussia. I forget what happened later with them.

 

[Homusubi]

It can't be an OPM since it has at least one other province to have the trade capital in.

Assuming everyone has Wealth of Nations... isn't that like assuming a spherical cow in a vacuum?

 

[Sunspawn]

Assuming everyone has Wealth of Nations... isn't that like assuming a spherical cow in a vacuum?

As a rule of thumb, I'm always assuming everyone has all DLCs. Deal with it.

 

[Homusubi]

As a rule of thumb, I'm always assuming everyone has all DLCs. Deal with it.

Equally, I get told to deal with silly assumptions daily. Deal with it. End of argument. Back to odd happenings in EUIV.

 

[Krajzen]

As a rule of thumb, I'm always assuming everyone has all DLCs. Deal with it.

Not everyone has all DLCs, deal with it.

 

[TheArrogantOne]

Not everyone has all DLCs, deal with it.

I've got only El Dorado for the designer. Might buy some more but certainly not in the near future. It's possible to live without DLC's, deal with it...