Weekly AAR Showcase: Echoes of A New Tomorrow: Life After Revolution in the Commonwealth of Britain

[TheButterflyComposer]

Not an actual game thing, surely! Just you being all Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds?
Anyway, congrats @GangsterSynod

Oh boy...I wish I could make stuff like that up. Have a look, it's worth a read.

 

[Bullfilter]

Oh boy...I wish I could make stuff like that up. Have a look, it's worth a read.

Where is it? This AAR, or another?

 

[TheButterflyComposer]

Where is it? This AAR, or another?

It's another one. Name escapes me but there really was a dragon character like that. Also Britannia was ran by Elephant Lords. Bless.

 

[Bullfilter]

It's another one. Name escapes me but there really was a dragon character like that. Also Britannia was ran by Elephant Lords. Bless.

OK then, sounds fun but I’ll just have to take your word for it.

 

[TheButterflyComposer]

OK then, sounds fun but I’ll just have to take your word for it.

Usually I'd go through my back catalogue, but it's a CKII game from years ago so buried under hundreds of others presumably. However...fairly sure it won a weekly or quarter award so could look there...

 

[El Pip]

Usually I'd go through my back catalogue, but it's a CKII game from years ago so buried under hundreds of others presumably. However...fairly sure it won a weekly or quarter award so could look there...

Reckon you are talking about Against the Great Animal Calamity . Which was not literally barking mad purely because I think it lacked dogs. It did have the elephants, dragons, bears, hedgehogs, etc.

 

[TheButterflyComposer]

Reckon you are talking about Against the Great Animal Calamity . Which was not literally barking mad purely because I think it lacked dogs. It did have the elephants, dragons, bears, hedgehogs, etc.

Yes, thats the one. Dogs are in fact playable (bloodhounds I believe) but can't remember if they were present.

Finally this thread digression can end

 

[GangsterSynod]

So I have shamefully and selfishly not paid too much attention to this thread before I actually won an award, but I assume I can now nominate an AAR for this next week? If so, I vacillated for a while between quite a lot of the AARs I like when I realized it should probably go to a new CKIII AAR. There have been quite a few excellent ones so far, but I think I am going to nominate The Chronicle of Black and Gold by @Twighlight Array 17 . It is very nicely written, occasionally educational, and ambitious in its different perspectives, all while remaining lively. Please join me in wishing them congratulations.

 

[TheButterflyComposer]

Good choice. Well done!

 

[Twighlight Array 17]

Oh, thanks so much! What an unexpected but pleasant surprise.

 

[Specialist290]

Congrats Twilight Array17!

EDIT: Formatting borked.

 

[stnylan]

Very many congratulations

 

[El Pip]

it should probably go to a new CKIII AAR.

And so it begins.

That said, congratulations @Twighlight Array 17

 

[Le Jones]

Congratulations @Twighlight Array 17

 

[DensleyBlair]

Many congratulations @Twighlight Array 17!

 

[TheButterflyComposer]

...anyone around? Shall we get back to this?

 

[Wraith11B]

I know we like to give a bit of leeway to the awardee but I'd imagine that you're fine to make a recommendation.

 

[Nikolai]

I know we like to give a bit of leeway to the awardee but I'd imagine that you're fine to make a recommendation.

Agreed.

 

[Qorten]

Agreed. You know the drill, alas...

 

[DensleyBlair]

I’d like to nominate @Cora Giantkiller for their excellent A Most Forgiving Land over in the CK3 AARland exclave. A breezily written historical style and excellent to see gameplay in West Africa. Worth catching up with and more than worth following!