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

Not sure how to post screenshots, but I just started up a game as Italy, 3000 bc. The tamils were snooping around Europe so I met their masters, the Maharajate. Looking at the tradescreen, although India was at the top of the scoreboard, it was revealed that, in 1170 AD, they had not yet developed a calender. I had to see this for myself, so I opened up world builder and, indeed, saw an India with many calender resources completely untouched.
 
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Your using the images page link instead of the image URL (right click on the image to get the option to copy this down) It is an easy mistake to make :)
 
These are from an attempted Roman game, which is going iffy at the moment.


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That's the longest name I've ever seen. And Wikipedia says it had "Portus" before it.



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Ignore the rest, just check out that name. That's awesome.



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Roman historical territory in Nova Scotia. I don't even.



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Made peace with the Maya because I didn't want to take Chichen Itza. The Native troops were bumped south into Panama, everyone else got teleported across the east coast. Free exploration is never a bad thing!
 
Good to see you have made the pics work, but try putting them into one post.
That's one messed up Europe as well :eek:
 
It looks like a fun Europe. Has anyone figured out how to do that switch civs midgame thing where you can play as any AI civ at any point?
 
chipotle + Ctrl+Z?
 
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