The "OMG! Look what happened!" Thread

[Akbarthegreat]

It wouldn't. If (typically) Rome is slacking like a b*tch and fails to research Theology in time then Christianity is auto-founded in Jerusalem.

Greece too.

 

[corovanrobber]

Or a random celt city failing that

Wait is this RFC: DOC? As Burdigala or Hattusas would come before Jerusalem in founding Christianity.......

Independent Jerusalem, mind you. If for any of the reasons it isn't independent then other cities take precedence. Failing that, Arabia will spawn with Christianity founded in Mecca along with Islam.

 

[Mr. Sulu]

Oh, I stand corrected. Thanks for the information. You know Christian Arabs would be interesting to see...

 

[CladInShadows]

It seems to me like there could have been an easier way to build that aqueduct...

 

[hoplitejoe]

Face the conquers like a man

 

[Synapce]

Of course, Confusion Vikings

Ragnar is looking at me as if he's saying "What? Nothing unusual here."

 

[Kubko]

some omgs, vanilla rfc i just made it so euro civs don't spawn if rome is alive but i don't think it made these happen

Spoiler :

Ethiopia in egypt

Spoiler :

2 omgs: knossos(never ever seen it before) and persia

 

[Akbarthegreat]

The second pic isn't an OMG. Knossos is founded often and Persia almost always captures Hattusas and Yerushalayim.

 

[Alexius08]

Ancient Persians getting to Anatolia is historical. How else could they go to war against Greece?

 

[mayor]

Greeks coming to them

(I know..I know..)

 

[merijn_v1]

The second pic isn't an OMG. Knossos is founded often and Persia almost always captures Hattusas and Yerushalayim.

Not this time. There isn't a Yerushalayim anymore.

 

[corovanrobber]

You wish there wasn't one, eh. Terrible city location. BTW I had AI USA capture Yerushalayim once, it got renamed to Jerusalem.

 

[OrcWarrior]

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[Kubko]

The second pic isn't an OMG. Knossos is founded often and Persia almost always captures Hattusas and Yerushalayim.

I've never seen it before, I noticed that the AI seems to be finding different cities on my new computer that they never found before on my old computer


heres some more from the same game:

Spoiler :

ethiopia attacking arabia!!

never knew the incans used war elephants notice the minimap, thats what happens if euros never spawn when rome is alive

 

[merijn_v1]

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Why did you build Utica?

 

[Akbarthegreat]

I've never seen it before, I noticed that the AI seems to be finding different cities on my new computer that they never found before on my old computer


heres some more from the same game:

Spoiler :

ethiopia attacking arabia!!

never knew the incans used war elephants notice the minimap, thats what happens if euros never spawn when rome is alive

The Incan elephants there means that the Andean pass has been opened[which happens with the arrival of the conquerors]. I guess the Easterners paid a visit either before 1300 or the Incans fought them back. And the Ethiopia is crazy.
BTW, which civ are you?

Of course, Confusion Vikings

I was first looking for some confusion in that pic

 

[blizzrd]

Why did you build Utica?

I'll go out on a limb here and say that it was to speed up the circumnavigation of the globe. A Trireme can be waiting in a city in New Zealand and instantly upgraded upon learning Optics, and can then head east to meet up with a westward-bound Caravel that leaves from Europe at the same time.

 

[Wessel V1]

I'll go out on a limb here and say that it was to speed up the circumnavigation of the globe. A Trireme can be waiting in a city in New Zealand and instantly upgraded upon learning Optics, and can then head east to meet up with a westward-bound Caravel that leaves from Europe at the same time.

0/3 In 1685AD, probably this wasn't the poster's reason.

 

[Kubko]

Dumb ai, brought 2 stacks of units:
First stack has 4 workers, 2 settlers
Second stack has 1 settler, 1 musketman

 

[Dumanios]

Why did you build Utica?

Because New Zealand's awesome. Just not as awesome as Armenia.