55k rebels in Iceland... were there that many people back then? Or People, dogs, goats, and cats..
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55k rebels in Iceland... were there that many people back then? Or People, dogs, goats, and cats..
Nope, according to Statistics Iceland there were only 46.079 people here in 1806. : D
Protestant Reformation? Where you at?
Denmark = Fifty Shades of Blue; Mecklenburg, (they're there, but hard to see) Sweden, and that weird Peasant's Republic country
Oh. and Albania.
Denmark = Fifty Shades of Blue; Mecklenburg, (they're there, but hard to see) Sweden, and that weird Peasant's Republic country
Oh. and Albania.
I guess the AI got super lucky stomping it out? Like it is possible as a player but I'm pretty amazed the AI managed it.
Never looked at the flavor text for policies, then I see this... Good one, Paradox.
Who said Ottomans were nerfed! they can ignore zoc now.
(transport to besarabia, go to Silistria, Burgas, Constantinople, the captured Zocaeli, and tried to liberate Bolu (across Zocaeli's fort), got scared by the enemy stack and ran back into constantinople, burgas, etc, they are at war with all the tags they crossed)
(transport to besarabia, go to Silistria, Burgas, Constantinople, the captured Zocaeli, and tried to liberate Bolu (across Zocaeli's fort), got scared by the enemy stack and ran back into constantinople, burgas, etc, they are at war with all the tags they crossed)
All those tiles are adjacent to Gulf of Varna, therefore the army can move through them. The ZoC rules are bizarre here, but they work the same for AI and players.
and this? if you start at kangiri you still cant enter kastamonu (but you can always enter the other 3)
Is the player allowed to do that in 1.23? I remember in 1.22 with console-testing that AI was able to set paths that, upon tag-switching to them, would be impossible (trying to move the army already with move-orders to the same destination by the same route was impossible).
Anyway, this is more for bug reports than this thread.
Poor Scotland, can't even break free from their Mesoamerican overlords, despite being 9 mil tech ahead!
Oh hi Confucian...
Although that represents modern state of religions in Indonesia, that seems kinda...
P.S: I'm not the tributary of Ming and not before when I'm still Majapahit. Now I want to become one in the next ten years to eat Malacca, Patani and Ayuthaya.
Although that represents modern state of religions in Indonesia, that seems kinda...
P.S: I'm not the tributary of Ming and not before when I'm still Majapahit. Now I want to become one in the next ten years to eat Malacca, Patani and Ayuthaya.
That extremely strong adjacency of sea tiles only becomes usable if you landed from that sea tile. And this only works as long as your "return point" is on the sea tile.
I present to you: The conclusion of the Second Swedish Reconquest of Gotland!
I know, I know, AI and naval warfare, but still...
To make things even better, Gotland is literally the last stronghold of the protestant faith, with only one other protestant province at the Polish border of Lithuania.
I know, I know, AI and naval warfare, but still...
To make things even better, Gotland is literally the last stronghold of the protestant faith, with only one other protestant province at the Polish border of Lithuania.
thats the first picture, the second is all land
Another weird thing, at war with Milan, Milan goes ALL the way to kill the zealots that defeated the (now) 5.2 stack there. For all the times the AI does anything but help, gee, thanks? I suppose they are going for a Novgorodian fort.
(they actually went back after the clear)
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