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

[Stuart98]

Well, shortly after the collapse of the Moorish Empire...

Please upload images to imgur and use

 

[soul-breathing]

Well, shortly after the collapse of the Moorish Empire...

Maybe Tibetan Khampas just passed there when Moors collapsed.

 

[CaterpillarKing]

Maybe Tibetan Khampas just passed there when Moors collapsed.

Tibetan tourists were exploring the beautiful city. Then the nation collapsed and they said "screw it, let's conquer the city". And thus Tibetan-Moorish-Spanish-Cordoba was born.

 

[Shadow Warlord]

I think Tibet is just trying to outdo Poland in most ahistorical conquests.

 

[ales_]

Please upload images to imgur and use tags to imbed them in your posts in the future please, attaching them causes the browser to kind of derp out whenever I'm browsing on mobile. :)[/QUOTE]
One doesn't have to use Imgur, they can use the tag after uploading the image here.

 

[Tomorrow's Dawn]

One doesn't have to use Imgur, they can use the tag after uploading the image here.

He's referring to the viewing of the image on a mobile browser, of which forum attachments are not particularly compatible with, according to his experience.

Not sure which one, but I view them just fine on my mobile Chrome browser.

 

[Stuart98]

My most recent experience was with Mercury browser on a fire phone.

Basically I tap the attachment, it opens not in the center of my screen but below. I attempt to scroll down and the attachment disappears as soon as I start scrolling.

 

[Fresol]

Then you might need to zoom out before clicking on the image.

 

[Fresol]

Aztec demanding Drama from Thailand...

Spoiler :

Also you see that "Mexico" they claim to be, but they are really not.

 

[ozqar]

Uhm, before someone notes this down as a mistake to be corrected, "Mexico" is a correct name for the Aztec Empire, Tenochtitlan's full name is Mexico-Tenochtitlan (the first part pronounced "meh-shih-koh"), and the name the Aztecs used to refer to themselves was the "Mexica" ("Aztec" actually being a not too nice term). Mexico, the modern country, took the name from them.

 

[ales_]

My most recent experience was with Mercury browser on a fire phone.

Basically I tap the attachment, it opens not in the center of my screen but below. I attempt to scroll down and the attachment disappears as soon as I start scrolling.

OK. Now I understand.
1) The tag will fix it for you.
2) Try (if it's possible) to open the image in a new tab. That's what I do with my Opera Mini.

Uhm, before someone notes this down as a mistake to be corrected, "Mexico" is a correct name for the Aztec Empire, Tenochtitlan's full name is Mexico-Tenochtitlan (the first part pronounced "meh-shih-koh"), and the name the Aztecs used to refer to themselves was the "Mexica" ("Aztec" actually being a not too nice term). Mexico, the modern country, took the name from them.

Yes, and the Inca didn't call themselves in such a way. Everybody knows that. But civ names are names under which this civ is known as. So Mexico means the independent state which appeared in the 19th century.

 

[Imperator Knoedel]

Yes, and the Inca didn't call themselves in such a way. Everybody knows that. But civ names are names under which this civ is known as. So Mexico means the independent state which appeared in the 19th century.

On that note, the Byzantines never called themselves as such either, but they are still referred to as Byzantines often times.

 

[phoenix_sprite]

Italy is spured by its neighbor's colonialism and decides to work towards its UHV goal to control the Mediterranean:

 

[DC123456789]

Which also tells us that Italy needs a name for the Cyprus tile.

 

[LacsiraxAriscal]

Which really should just be Nicosia.

 

[Hightower]

Which really should just be Nicosia.

Limassol was far more important during the medieval period (the time when Cyprus actually had an Italian presence), though Nicosia was the titular capital.

 

[Shadow Warlord]

Look what the Mongols managed to flip:

Spoiler :

 

[Fresol]

The new Japanese UP: Frigates without knowing Calendar and Optics.

Spoiler :

 

[phoenix_sprite]

I started an Italy game to find this wacked out Mediterranean. Carthage and Persia are still alive, and Byzantium founded Islam. Most of my neighbours are Muslim.

 

[calad]

Why AI nowdays tend to found Carthage on one tile south for original location? It is disturbing.