u/No_Persimmon_7235

...and not wait until the game is literally over 🥲

No way this manor needs 439 years to be build. Anyone?

Ulf is absolutely clueless, nobody knows his mission, not even he himself 🤯

I swear he will pull the Reconquista on his own at this pace though😂

I had this event popped up (different naming from time to time but still same outcome basically) a few times over the past months when playing the ERE and I cannot figure how it gets triggered. I read something in regards to this but it was kind of unsatisfying and squishy from the guy who gave info about the scales of powers and I did influence them to my advantage yet there is still the event firing.

I really don't want to kill off my heir and son and also do not want to abdicate, is there no other way around this?

his crazy rage started when I killed 2 monarchs, 1 very early I did scout and trap into a woodline, finishing him off with an early knight in feudal as Rus.

In picture 2 he griefs on I am map hacking when I am literally Rus, I did get like 5 scouts in dark age to scout for another player who left early and wanted to locate his other monarch.

He just continues to grief and insult (rat, cancer) over the whhhoooole match up, in an 8 player free for all? Can a man not enjoy a ffa anymore? This is getting ridiculous. Like...I get it for 1v1 ranked competitive we all get a bit carried away sometimes but this? Sheeesh

took advantage of a brawl between Mongols and OotD, wiping first the ootd player, forgot to take the Kublai Khan (lol) - you see his crown in the 2nd picture still living in the end screen, dude was chilling 40 minutes ingame- when the Mongols were already crushed, so overall I had in theory 500 pop cap, 450 was enough to craze me out about queuing lines it was nuts.

I like how the last guy was coping with "everyone was down here". No dude. It was like 3 up (with me) and 3 down, then one guy in the middle and one in the very east which I took out at the third attempt, pincer moving him with a naval assault and land forces finally wiped him aswell.

No gg's calling when you are the last one in but complaining is so off 🥲

What was you guys highest pop in a ffa? Share your spoils of war!

partly cloudy, with occassional cannon balls raining down on ya.

Guys, I never saw this in any ffa nomad maps before, I played Rus and the map was painted in deer! The fps was cranking towards an unholy low digit

What's up fellow Rome-aboos,

I am on the road to regain the borders of the OG Roman Empire, talking bout empire size of good ol' Trajan.

Now I was experimenting with the administration system and got rekt in my first few runs being a bit impatient but then all things came together...friggin' Basileos in 867 CE start got the conqueror trait a few years in and now it is 1003 CE, 2 emperors later and I managed to preserve it and currently ruling as Adrianos II "the Merry".

Which family attribute is the best fitting one to venture further on with this ambitious goal, as for now I got "Respected Despots" and could upgrade it to tier 3?

Also I am trying to shape the themes I will gain further on in the west as the original ones, so to say Dacia, Pannonia, Germania, Gallia etc. Did any of you folks tried to install like puppet or client kingdoms such as the Ghassanids, Franks, Alamanni etc? I plan to conquer some parts of Germany and make a buffer zone and want make them independent and rename them fitting to their location.

Also, is there any chance I can like not split but let the Roman Empire rule in two halfs later on, is there somehwat of a possibility for it with 2 Augusti? And are there any possibilities to play those sweet roman civil wars later on with like for example a Gallic Empire-esque uprising or west vs. east head bashing like Frigidus just to give the playthrough a bit spice until 1453 CE because I fear it will become too easy once I get too big to fail?

Any fun ideas with some historical accuracy are welcome! Feel free to give some input and tips&tricks. Cheers.

my wet dream...Seleucid Dynasty with dumbos

...just to find out both Crusades defeat you AND the Eastern Romans (Byzantines). 1000 IQ AI move.

Well played CK3, well played...

Don't get confused I wear the Papal Tiara also, that is because I inherited it the first time I captured the pope and do not ask about my income the Black Death is just about to finish off and the whole worlds economy is in shambles....Anyways:

So the first picture shows the recent pope as my vassel trying to call a crusade in on me. I had an almost 100% chance to imprison him and thought hey, stuff might get cancelled out when I send him above to his beloved heaven.

So picture 2 has him in prison and I did execute him. Turns out the crusade did not get cancelled lol.

The 3rd picture shows the new pope, of course still being my vassel and I only got a 53% chance to imprison him but what is the point when always new popes pop up and none of them cancel the crusade on me?

Anyone got a solution to make them call it off?

EDIT: as suggested I left the pope in prison and did not execute him, nor had he the opportunity to flee, so when the crusade did pop I got instantly 100% war score with him being my prisoner and I won the crusade against me. Thanks a lot!

Arab mf wouldn't quit. I swear it was almost as bad as the Byzantine–Sasanian War of 602–628 aka "Last great war of antiquity"

I had to put up with his crap for 19 years ..in words NINETEEN years that guy who started it didn't even live on to witness its end lmao

34.000 soldiers on my side died. It was such a pleasure to see the Arabian Empire disintegrate afterwards, having Egypt, Persia, Zaydid, Makran etc

What was the longest war you had to fight ever, or the bloodiest losses?

to add also, the father is homosexual, this child is from a concubine which never slept with him and he knows it is from another guy

First playthrough overall with a Clan Realm. Started with a female custom ruler named Dido from the Mago Dynasty in 867 CE, Carthaginian culture and Adamite christian religion. Early game was really busy fending off the Abbassids, converting my peeps and murdering, counter war-waging and aswell as Crusading the crap out of the Abbas and simultaneously holding my possessions in Sicily and Corsica against the ERE (Byzantines).

I remember I had my wife installed on the Byz throne somewhere in midgame around the 11th century and my son would have inherited all the byz realm if she wouldn't had lost to another claimant war. After that it was impossible to destabilize them again so I made them a tributary state, just like the French at the end of the game as you can see in the pictures (tributary states are in grey/white).

My second last ruler died overstressed and I had to put up with the underaged Hannibal, he was 7 years old. Fortunately enough I had plenty of powerful alliances to keep the greedy, murderous and ungrateful kinship at bay and backing young Hannibal up. Hannibal reigned supreme, gained a conqueror trait and had a crush since his childhood with Izavel, a commoner and I gave him the opportunity to marry her later on, putting a ring onto the love of his life. Cheesy happy endings are still my favorite in CK3 I guess.

I also posted some of the inventory stuff I gathered and tried to conserve over time (crown, armor, weapon and such), the endgame dynasties, my capital and Hannibals family.

Thanks for reading!

...I guess Italy needs some visiting!

Second picture got the cultures shown, it was so hard to spread carthaginian/punic culture, yikes.

To quote Nasica and not the weirdo Cato: "Carthago servanda est!"

Had the opportunity to snack the kindom title from Italy in the 9th century being a duke in southeast France (broke free together with Aquitaine from the french), then the HRE bullied me out of Italy, since then I waged 3 wars on them to atleast contain their greedy ambitions. My goal is to recreate the Visigothic Kingdom or an Visigothic Empire, we'll see how it goes... any input to dismantle the HRE since, I think I cannot wear them down with military opportunities, is welcome!