Funny Screenshots

[Lapoleon]

Taken while attacking a city just on the edge of the map.

 

[Adam7Eight]

I wasn't aware Keshik's could leap over mountain peeks.

 

[UnitQ]

That horse has nytro.

 

[ruff_hi]

Speaking of talk mountains ...

 

[RegentMan]

I wasn't aware Keshik's could leap over mountain peeks.

They could fly through them in Civ III.

 

[ZippyRiver]

Coyote love, baby.

 

[Adam7Eight]

I bet the good people of Bombay were crapping their pants when they saw this coming. It's not everyday Battleships and a few Transports filled with Marines just come rolling out of the back woods...

 

[CivFan91]

Rock on.

Nice one, low!

 

[Caprice]

almost fell out of my chair, low! thanks!

 

[Kissamies]

http://forums.civfanatics.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=110431&stc=1&d=1136511902
"You stopped trading with us... I must break you!"

Sneaky battleship/transport stack rolling out of the woods in the darkness of night (or just fog of war) is much scarier, though.

 

[Yaype]

Kinda silly--I call it Colossal Catch (punarrific!)

Either the fishermen are trying to catch the Colossus and the lighthouse, or they are trying to rescue the Colossus from the attacking clams.

 

[Meffy]

I don't even know what's going on here...

:-D I suspect we're seeing an error in the routines that handle mitering between adjacent aqueduct segments. The angle between two segments in your 'duct is too sharp for the maths, apparently, so you get some erroneous geometry... including objects whose inside surface is on the outside, or so it appears.

Always remember: If it swims like a duck, flies like a duck, quacks like a duck, but carries water to a city, it's an aqueduct. Or something.

 

[Tatran]

I was already focusing on the space race,then this happens,after
the election for U.N. chairman,the second election for a diplomatic
victory with minimum votes meant game over.

 

[UnitQ]

You guys remember my big city screenshot, well I got bored again .


The big city you saw in the screenshot before the game came out has nothing on this

Population, stands over..... 20 GAJILLION.

Look at the aquaduct system it needs just to make it liveable. This is the supeduct highway.

Ha, this city is the largest any civ4 player has ever created

 

[knupp715]

Amusing, but it might be a little funnier, if it actually happened in the game. Somehow though, knowing you did it in world builder takes the "funniness" out of the picture.

 

[CivFan91]

Yeah, the green square gives it away.

 

[knupp715]

Yeah, the green square gives it away.

The world map where you can see the city take up all of Central Europe is the funniest part of the picture.
I think Hitler would have had a harder time capturing Paris if it was this size in WWII

 

[potatokiosk]

And Rome is just hiding behind some mountains.

 

[UnitQ]

Yeah, the green square gives it away.

People, people I know this is a world builder. I did that on purpise becouse I thought it would be cool to do something like that and find it funny to post it on the forums. Funny Screenshots is about screenshots that are funny. I don't think the creater of this thread really cared weather or not it was made on the world builder.

 

[CivFan91]

That's OK, you are allowed to post WB shots, but it's less funny if we see right away that it was set up. It would be funny if that happened in a real game as a OCC, though.