Funny Screenshots: Part Deux
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The Fall of the Eleventh
Just pointing out, I'm pretty sure some civs have unique lists of names or something
I kinda agree though, it is cool
SamSniped
DJ Goodboye
I didn't mod it to be so. Especially since it was before I started modding.
Optical
The Fall of the Eleventh
Yeah, I meant in vanilla BTS.
I enjoy beelining Judaism whenever I see Hitler just so I can do that manually
(See the Sig, I have a Jewish Nazi Cookie
It may just be my ignorance, but there is no Hitler as a national leader in this game. Or is there a mod somewhere for new leaders that includes him? I've never seen one...
(Don't mean to derail the thread, just had to ask)
Graceheart the Leopard
Resident Amur leopard
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It's my mod, which includes Hitler.
strijder20
Wallowing in irony
Yes, like the road to war one included with the Vanilla Bts game 
Dragonxander PR
Emperor of the Drakons
That's an ancient bay bridge with a fantastic view to the Greater Bay of the Lighthouse!
Even Funnier: This is a completely inland lake. Babylon and Akkad are on it and can build any building that requires coastal and work boats, then I have Dur-Kurizwhatever on both the lake and the open ocean so it can build everything. So the GLH is in Akkad, which can't build Galleys.....
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Deity
It would be hilarious if your entire tank stack died and the warrior was able to destroy the ruined and barely protected city by himself. 
Apparently I'm not the only one planning to attack Gergovia.
Odds are the warrior will attack the tank stack
Because the entirety of the rest of the square wasn't good enough...
From History Channel :
"... You would think the Babylonians were most famous for their Great Lighthouse or their fierce war elephants, but it was in fact for their unique ability to construct floating brickroads, a scientific discovery, like the greek fire and roman concrete, that has been lost in the annals of time."
"Next week we will take a closer look at the strange event at the battle of Gergovia in 1930, where a hostile neanderthal'ish man emerged from an old mine. The incident that was later called : Club vs Tank, not to be confused with last weeks episode : Spear vs Tank were we looked at the possibility of the 300 Spartans could indeed have defeated Rommel's Panzers."
AutomatedTeller
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Why is there a barbarian warrior in this era at all? Shouldn't he be at least a sword by now?
strijder20
Wallowing in irony
Is it that hard to stay united
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