The "OMG! Look what happened in DoC!" Thread

[The Diocletian]

A few contributions:

There are two things wrong with this picture:

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Education in 1145 AD!?!?!?!

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Caliphate of Castile:

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[TheGryphonPrince]

Caliphate of Castile:

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So the moors with overflow never conquer Spain despite having mech infantry, that's fine

But the moors without overflow conquer Spain and convert to catholicism?


Link to video.

 

[DC123456789]

Education in 1145 AD!?!?!?!

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It's even more impressive when you consider that it's actually 1045.

 

[ales_]

There are two things wrong with this picture:

The first is Kudüs being the holy city of Taoism, what's the second?

 

[cudfather]

Islam in 616?

 

[Alexius08]

The second must be the lack of a Hindu holy city.

Wait, is that Poland controlling Copenhavn?

Probably.

 

[The Diocletian]

It's even more impressive when you consider that it's actually 1045.

I was reallllly tired when I posted that.

 

[The Diocletian]

A few more:

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A very multicultural Germany.

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And finally, more Southern American imperialism.

 

[VGL]

A few more:

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A very multicultural Germany.

PERSIA STILL EXISTS????????

 

[Daedwartin]

And still Zoro

 

[Royal Tenenbaum]

I still think, as a hidden easter egg, if Mexico becomes Zoroastrian Zorro should become the leaderhead.

 

[The Diocletian]

PERSIA STILL EXISTS????????

Persia was still kicking in 1900 AD, first as a vassal of Britain, and then my vassal.

 

[Hojsimpson]

So the moors with overflow never conquer Spain despite having mech infantry, that's fine

But the moors without overflow conquer Spain and convert to catholicism?

I was able with Portugal to reach the Americas before 1400 stealing techs from Moors, I even founded protestantism. They could win the war against Spain. They didn't had overflow city. Super-moors.

 

[phoenix_sprite]

Catholicism spread to Mexico without having contact with the old World?

It happened again.

 

[Atlantic Pacf.]

-first picture-

Is that China developing Rifling in the 1400s?

 

[The Diocletian]

I have a picture of China with Steel in 1650 AD.

 

[Hippo8085]

Who needs Europe...

for bad AI city placement?

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or for settling your cities? Yep, those were settled by France and Holy Rome, respectively.

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And a little great person wierdness:

 

[ales_]

What's the problem with GP?

 

[Hippo8085]

Andrew Jackson - born 1767, died 1845
Richard the Lionheart (Richard I) - born 1157, died 1199

 

[phoenix_sprite]

Is that China developing Rifling in the 1400s?

I suppose so, but the AI tends to thrive when there's a human player trading with it.