The Obligatory CK2 Strange Screenshot Thread

[beinbear]

http://weknowmemes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/humans-ancient-aliens-guy.jpg

Genius!

 

[ChosenChaos]

Google 'Fall of France 1940'.

And "Franco-Prussian War 1870-1". Although I suppose that technically it doesn't really count, since Germany hadn't really unified at that point.

 

[PineconeKing]

And "Franco-Prussian War 1870-1". Although I suppose that technically it doesn't really count, since Germany hadn't really unified at that point.

Only part of Germany kicked France's ass.

 

[tokle]

Actually, the Aztecs.

Edit: Unless we're talking real history and the Germans did reach Paris. In which case you've given me something to google.

The Franks were a Germanic people. So, technically the French are Germans.

 

[Mattobro]

No idea how this happened.

 

[unmerged(566615)]

No idea how this happened.

The prince and the thane generates women doges as well, so that women can actually become lord mayors and such, very strange but I think it has to be a bug

 

[tolec]

Nope.

Note how he doesn't have any family, claims, or titles beyond the imperial level title.

I've seen Il appear in the middle of Bulgaria and Anatolia, but not as far as Germany...

 

[Darkgamma]

I've had a hands-off Golden Horde end up everywhere between Spain and Aral

 

[prymcik]

Hi there, can anyone explain this to me?

http://cloud-2.steampowered.com/ugc/884107627895991790/E32D2C6A273830E88D61705083D7750275EEA32F/

http://cloud-2.steampowered.com/ugc/884107627896000447/27B666FE761BEAAB5E7C017CBF1A6E68F7823296/

 

[Morgothic]

Your guess is as good as mine.

 

[DC123456789]

I think it's because the game treats anyone with claims to the Papacy as an antipope. Since she's a (bastard) child of a Pope, when he died she got claims on his titles (including the Papacy), thus making the game think she's an Antipope.

 

[Aminti]

Speaking of interesting claims, here's one that doesn't quite work out right.

 

[MaximumFailure]

Google 'Fall of France 1940'.

I feel like hitting myself in the head, now.

 

[Hackworthy]

This isn't SUPER weird but in my 650 hours of CK II I've never seen something like this happen. A big powerful pagan kingdom even this far in. Seems the AI can't wait for TOG either.

 

[MaximumFailure]

my 650 hours of CK II

Once again, someone trumps my 647 hours. Guess I'm off to play more CK. Also, I've seen AI Perm before. For some reason it never really expands far enough as its de jure borders, except for one time where the Scot-Gael Tengri King Sultan I Arpad inherited Poland. It was a weird game.

 

[Jorlem]

What is the cassus belli ?

Mongol Invasion of Bavaria. (At least, that was the name of the war...)

 

[Vince75]

Yeah, it's kinda strange that they go that far.

 

[unmerged(80402)]

I think it's because the game treats anyone with claims to the Papacy as an antipope. Since she's a (bastard) child of a Pope, when he died she got claims on his titles (including the Papacy), thus making the game think she's an Antipope.

So... if I marry someone with claims on papacy, and my heir inherits it... i can become antipope?

 

[takedown47]

So... if I marry someone with claims on papacy, and my heir inherits it... i can become antipope?

That sounds weird but strangely correct.

 

[Nyrael]

Hi there, can anyone explain this to me?

http://cloud-2.steampowered.com/ugc/884107627895991790/E32D2C6A273830E88D61705083D7750275EEA32F/

http://cloud-2.steampowered.com/ugc/884107627896000447/27B666FE761BEAAB5E7C017CBF1A6E68F7823296/

That sure is one mighty Anti-Pope :-O