actually that isn't surprising considering that her great grand father(I think) Aegon the fifth married a lady of house Blackwood.
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Ah, that's nice to know. Makes sense too, to an extent. She doesn't marry a great house to emphasise her independence and that she won her throne with her own forces and dragons
I just played as a pirate king and murdered off every named character from the novels that I could spot.
G.R.R.Martin would be proud.
G.R.R.Martin would be proud.
I just played as a pirate king and murdered off every named character from the novels that I could spot.
G.R.R.Martin would be proud.
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That actually is a pretty nice ending, i applaud your game for deciding to be merciful for once, but it was clearly a bug of some kind, Got is not this nice.
For me personally my favourite ending was when i took the Throne as Stannis, burned like half a dozen lannisters, stripped the westerlands and Casterly rock from them and gave it to another house (something beginning with K i think, Kenning it might have been) then defeated Robb Stark and pardoned him alongside his Uncle, had Dany assassinated (and her three year old son), killed you know who who arrives with a company of a certain colour, then took the fight to the walkers and won.
House Baratheon ruled for a century after Stannis' death in his sixties. Even defeated the Aztecs because i forgot to uninstall that dlc which was fricking random but awesome. Oh that was such a good game.
Planning on playing as him again, as a certain house with a certain bastard needs put to the sword, now.
For me personally my favourite ending was when i took the Throne as Stannis, burned like half a dozen lannisters, stripped the westerlands and Casterly rock from them and gave it to another house (something beginning with K i think, Kenning it might have been) then defeated Robb Stark and pardoned him alongside his Uncle, had Dany assassinated (and her three year old son), killed you know who who arrives with a company of a certain colour, then took the fight to the walkers and won.
House Baratheon ruled for a century after Stannis' death in his sixties. Even defeated the Aztecs because i forgot to uninstall that dlc which was fricking random but awesome. Oh that was such a good game.
Planning on playing as him again, as a certain house with a certain bastard needs put to the sword, now.
Has anyone ver seen the mummer's dragon win? Normally he gets crushed pretty easily. In this game the Dornishmen sided with him, but he was still easily defeated and is now marshal to the county he landed in
I've never seen the AI actually win with him no, even when he once landed during an extremely war-ravaged time he still managed to lose.
I tried playing as him in the appropriate bookmark, the Crown threw everything at me from the start.
Spoiler (kind of)
I'm pretty sure his invasion in the books will go about as well
Nah ive never seen him win, he tends to lose fairly quickly in my games.
NGParadox has recently been playing a game as Bronn (actually ended up married to Daenarys) and the AI Certain Bastard did in fact win. Granted in the last battle which won him the war he was hit in the head and became Incapable. But he still ruled for awhile. Worth the watch on his youtube channel.
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I see him win fairly regularly, but only from the FFC bookmark, never in ACoK.
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I've seen him win once or twice in the latest version, though (again) only in the AFFC starts. The new setup forcing the Lannisters to split their attention in so many different directions helps a little, apparently.
Indeed, there are happy endings in this world!
(I can't imagine a happy ending that has Dany end up the Queen, though, and kill Stannis)
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Gah, Littlefinger getting what he wants. Must... not... vomit
Indeed, there are happy endings in this world!
(I can't imagine a happy ending that has Dany end up the Queen, though, and kill Stannis)