Most lucky spawn?

[SheaD]

What was your luckiest spawn?
Mine would be when I was the French and Strasbourg which flipped to me has TWENTY axemen in it that all joined me too, I just went ahead and threw them all against the walls of the Roman cities and took them all with ease. I was shocked by how good it was (On a related side note, I think military defeats and deaths should decrease stability).

 

[nody]

Yes, 3000 BC France spawns can be outragious. Germany too, with all those barbs flipping.

 

[AnotherPacifist]

I routinely venture beyond the Great Wall and kill these barbs to avoid them flipping to the Europeans. Free XP too.

 

[SheaD]

I routinely venture beyond the Great Wall and kill these barbs to avoid them flipping to the Europeans. Free XP too.

I dont like building the great wall as Rome...feels like cheating.

 

[Leoreth]

(On a related side note, I think military defeats and deaths should decrease stability).

They do.

 

[Wessel V1]

I once started as the Spanish on Emperor, 3000 BC. Rome had built the Great Wall, and I flipped so many units that I had to delete them because I couldn't even pay their upkeep with 0% research.

 

[corovanrobber]

Lucky don't know, how about most unlucky?

Spoiler :

 

[SheaD]

They do.

Really? Woohoo, this mod does indeed rock my friends.

 

[flaming_iles]

Mine was when I was playing as America. After the first turn, I got the 'greed' quest, for the horses that are near Washington. When the cities on the eastern seaboard flipped to me, as well as completing this quest, Britain & France declared war on me, leaving me with an army of about 15 cavalry units, and another 10 riflemen .

 

[Jarlaxe Baenre]

I once tried a 3000 BC as Vikings, and I got about 10 extra units from barbs/Romans/Carthaginians.

 

[Leoreth]

Really? Woohoo, this mod does indeed rock my friends.

Oh yes
It's amazing how intricate the stability system works once you look into its code. This is something very well thought out.

 

[El Bogus]

I once had a 3000 BC start as Vikings, where a Lulea with Great Lighthouse, Temple of Arthemis AND the Colossus in it flipped to me! No, was just kidding... =)

 

[nody]

I once had a dozen dog soldiers flip to me as America... they are expensive to upgrade.

 

[fireclaw722]

I once had a 3000 BC start as Vikings, where a Lulea with Great Lighthouse, Temple of Arthemis AND the Colossus in it flipped to me! No, was just kidding... =)

Something like that happened to me as Mongolia, China had dozens of units in their northern-most city(Boutou, I think) and had the Great Library, Oracle, and the Confucian(and Taoist) Holy Shrine. I really don't know how they managed it because that city sucks in production(Guess they got lucky with GE's and moved them to Boutou). I thought it was amazing(and stupid, all at once).

 

[killerkebab]

Anyone had wonders flip to them?

Closest I've come to that is 3000BC games as Arabia - sometimes Baghdad, Parsa, or Niwt-Rst have some awesome stuff in them

 

[topsecret]

Les Légions française de Burdigala

Spoiler :

No I don't speak french!

 

[mechaerik]

Lucky don't know, how about most unlucky?

Spoiler :

I remember someone got a start where the babylonians won a Historical Victory before they even started playing.

 

[civ_king]

Persia on emperor, flipped 30+Chariots and conquered Babylon, it had Great wall so then I was left with 20 highly promoted units and the Great Wall! My empire got big! and I spammed settlers and axemen and gifted them to Egypt while taking over everything else, oh the joys

 

[TimeShifter]

That's pretty awesome. They were near Caucasus and flipped to me

Spoiler :

 

[nody]

That's pretty awesome. They were near Caucasus and flipped to me

Why is Byzantium purple? Is this the playable Byzantine mod?