u/KyriakosCH

So why did this game end?

So why did this game end?

https://linesofbattle.net/game/243988

I have no reason to conclude that south just withdrew. So it's a first for me to see a game auto-end without a massive vp difference (I was north).

I think the devs just want games to end quickly so much that they forgot there is an actual game.

u/KyriakosCH — 13 hours ago

About Ashley's role in the Boys

I saw that some likened her to Hodor, due to her critical but sole contribution to the conclusion, but in my view she is about the trap-opening-door, so Trogdor.

u/KyriakosCH — 1 day ago
▲ 3.0k r/FIlm

Do many people expect Nolan's version of the Odyssey to not bomb?

If you are one who does not expect it to bomb, please share what signs you rely on; Nolan has made bombs before, eg Tenet.

u/KyriakosCH — 11 days ago
▲ 36 r/askmath

I need the drawing part to look passably accurate - the actual math part is theorem-based (eg geometrically constructing sin of 15 degrees in a unit circle) so proven fully.

Note1: I want to use the drawn construction to present values for (say) sin of the divided angles - so (for example) just drawing 30 and 45 degrees using the same vertex and taking the difference doesn't cut it.

Note2: I am strictly asking about Paint. Otherwise I could just take the perpendicular bisector of the looked-upon chord of a circle that has the 30 degree angle's vertex as center. It's just that at paint (due to size and pixel restrictions) it's highly unlikely to draw that bisector with accuracy using what you'd do if you had actual compass and ruler.

You are given a decently accurate circle to start with.

I thought of this method, but I want to ask if it's the most optimal:

Steps: Create a 30 degree angle (eg here with the famous method, presented by Euclid) by using an identical circle. Then bring parallel line to the top side of the 30 degree angle, starting with the center of the second circle, and draw a third equal circle using that line as diacenter (line of centers). Then just link the third circle's other end of the diameter to your starting circle's vertex of the thirty degree angle.

u/KyriakosCH — 16 days ago
▲ 16 r/eu4

Typically I would first go for Venice or Genoa, after the first war against OE, but in this game Venice got allied to Castille and Genoa to Lithuania, so my second main war was against OE too - with the image being the result.

I am allied to Hungary, and then some more peripheral powers: Naples, Serbia, Theodoro (they have Trebizond as vassal and are allied to Circassia) and Georgia. I chose this alliance because it's not unlikely that my third main war will again be against OE - although I might try the one against Genoa/Lithuania. Alliance to Georgia is there because I didn't feel like just guaranteeing them; it's in obvious anticipation of OE trying to expand (though the Mameluks will likely cripple it soon).

What do you think? :)

u/KyriakosCH — 20 days ago
▲ 4 r/eu4

(Unmodded EuIV, hard difficulty, Byzantine Empire)

Nothing bizarre. Genoa has no land in Italy (and is a vassal of Kazan), but that's still better than Venice.

I am currently #6 and close to the great war in the east.

Allied to Austria, Hungary and Naples. I'd rather annex the latter.

u/KyriakosCH — 22 days ago