The Obligatory EUIV Strange Screenshot Thread

[Liberaliter]

Forget about Spain, what's going on with the Black Sea? Tuscany and Ukraine?

Ah yes, I believe Tuscany ate Genoa and carved out some land for themselves based on the Genoan holdings. Ukraine has been pretty aggressive, it managed to basically destroy my ally Crimea (I couldn't defend it well enough against an alliance of Ukraine, Muscovy and some other neighbours, my Ottomans were mainly focused on the Balkans.

 

[Dakilla TM]

Balchuistan in Siberia? LOL wut

Spain had an inheritance spree. And after integrating a massive Poland, things began to look very messy.

Right clock on the pic and view from new tab!

 

[aethel27]

Dakilla no pics to see they just aren't showin up

 

[unmerged(139685)]

Not strange at all. The HR Emperor is just calling the King in Greece on his Roman bluff. He knows full well that the Greeks haven't been Roman for about a millennium by then.

Well, they did consider themselves Romans, or to be precise "Romaioi" in Greek.

 

[Dakilla TM]

Dakilla no pics to see they just aren't showin up

Right clock on the icon that shows up, and click "open image in new tab". How do you posy Steam screenshots on here?

 

[Barkingdragon13]

This is why I don't like the atlas style names in this game, they don't look atlas style .

Finland is clearly doing its very best to conform to history. Also, Crimea has Ottomans in PU.

 

[Chieron]

Right clock on the icon that shows up, and click "open image in new tab". How do you posy Steam screenshots on here?

There is no icon visible, only text. Though, the links are visible in the code (quoting your text)
You tried to insert the image, but gave a URL pointing to a page not the actual picture, I think.
Here your pictures inserted as links :

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=178925012
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=178924853

 

[Chieron]

This is why I don't like the atlas style names in this game, they don't look atlas style .

Yeah, pretty silly to have so many small Granada-tags

 

[Dakilla TM]

Oh thank you kid sir!

 

[balmung60]

Well, they did consider themselves Romans, or to be precise "Romaioi" in Greek.

Doesn't mean that other people considered them Roman.

 

[Vexed]

Papacy moved... French well is.... and OMG POLAND, they were bigger but it looks like the ottomans are taking them over.... Notice Venice.. or what used to be venice... lol...

 

[calvinhobbeslik]

Is this a bug or a coincidence?

Wow, France really wants Spain to break apart...I think Spain somehow managed to kill all those rebels though.

Somehow, I became the Emperor. It seems Austria voted for me after France killed it and made it too small to vote for itself without support.

"Massive amounts of money..." LOL

 

[aitaituo]

I believe the English Civil War event can make Oliver Cromwell the ruler of England. Still funny that he ended up a king.

 

[Count_Curtis]

maybe theres an option for it. i watched the film cromwell the other day, and they did ask him if he wanted to be king in it. then again, that film is totally inaccurate

 

[Chieron]

I believe the English Civil War event can make Oliver Cromwell the ruler of England. Still funny that he ended up a king.

The republic probably starts at 0 tradition, easily becoming a despotic monarchy simply by event (I think, new republics may need some fee tradition to make them more stable)

 

[aitaituo]

If it happens, it starts as a Republican Dictatorship, which has no elections. It must have switched to an elective republic and then reverted to a despotic monarchy somehow.

 

[Volantredx]

This seemed a little backwards to me.

Just your normal Catholic merchant republic.

I think Xi may have had one too many.

 

[CyaN]

The "Xi" name looks like a guy sitting back on a patio chair and smoking a massive cigar (probably greenish).

 

[unmerged(608922)]

Not cool Spain! Not cool!

 

[KPJ]

What a dick!:

Uh, Tsar? I get that you respect the West but don't you think we should be learning from someone a bit further West?:

In the same vein as Volantred, a reverse Ireland situation: