Oh, hey.
I found some independent conquistadors for you.
I found some independent conquistadors for you.
The "OMG! Look what happened!" Thread
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corovanrobber
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Ha thats probably the first actual independent conquerors screenshot instead of "indie conquerors hurr durr commonplace had them twice last night" talk with no pictures at all. Im exaggerating though, but still
I was surprised. 
Gem Hound
Deity
I said I had seen it happen twice BEFORE not in one night. It was before I joined Civfanatics though and I didn't really think to screenshot it at the time because I had no one to show it to anyways at the time.
This time I was Ethiopia on DOC.
More conqueror independent shenanigans. This time, Portugal had gotten conquerors on all three native civs. Their army was passing into Aztec territory, but their stability dropped, Huaxyacac declared independence, and their army turned back around - and started conquering Mayan cities from the Portuguese. 
corovanrobber
King
That's actually more interesting than regular independent conquerors.
Alexius08
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That's actually more interesting than regular independent conquerors.
Rebel conquerors?
Well, I did cause this one, but it is fairly OMG.
I was playing as China for space and I got unstable and lost half my empire(I had indonesia, manila, the eastern half of the US, England, the mongolian capital, pyongyang, and some other chinese cities), and Loyang had a tactical nuke in it, and I was at war with that civ. Luckily, I still have about 4 ICBM's left in Luoyang.
I was playing as China for space and I got unstable and lost half my empire(I had indonesia, manila, the eastern half of the US, England, the mongolian capital, pyongyang, and some other chinese cities), and Loyang had a tactical nuke in it, and I was at war with that civ. Luckily, I still have about 4 ICBM's left in Luoyang.
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DylanAraki
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Well, this is new.
Akbarthegreat
Angel of Junil
Well, this is new.
We're gonna see them getting Hanseoung next
Mr. Sulu
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Woah, the only way I see that happening is if the AI crossed Russia, or went through central asia, crossed the Gobi desert, got Open Border with Mongolia or China, or neither he could have run into independents, take the mountain pass (Chengdu) into Tibet and happen to be lucky enough to have only 1-2 archers or warriors in the city.Lucky, to say the least. I say they go that way because there's no way you could go through southeast asia as Praetorians can't go through jungle. Got to love the Civ IV BTS AI.
. I say they go that way because there's no way you could go through southeast asia as Praetorians can't go through jungle. Got to love the Civ IV BTS AI.
Woah, the only way I see that happening is if the AI crossed Russia, or went through central asia, crossed the Gobi desert, got Open Border with Mongolia or China, or neither he could have run into independents, take the mountain pass (Chengdu) into Tibet and happen to be lucky enough to have only 1-2 archers or warriors in the city.Lucky, to say the least
I'm China, actually.
Akbarthegreat
Angel of Junil
I'm China, actually.
Did they have OB with you? Because if not, they forced some druids to give them their magic portion, and they just pushed the Himalayas aside
Akbarthegreat
Angel of Junil
Another explanation: Dilli is taken by barbs so the legion goes till N or NE of Dilli. Next turn India recaptures it, their borders expand immediately, and[because they dont have OB with India] the legion is teleported there. That explains why the legion attacked Lasa from the West, and not from the east, from where he should have attacked if he came from the tibetan pass.
Did they have OB with you? Because if not, they forced some druids to give them their magic portion, and they just pushed the Himalayas aside
Actually, yes, OB.
Akbarthegreat
Angel of Junil
Actually, yes, OB.
But then why did they attack from the west?[Look at the direction the legion is facing]
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