Strange traits?!

[Lovejoy]

Hi everybody!

I been playing as sweboz for a couple of years when I noticed something strange.

Two of my generals had this strange trait:



wuuuuuut wuuuuuuut??!? lol!

whats the idea? awesome - but strange!

[Tristuskhan]

.... but he is back, and likely to be very, very angry

[tapanojum]

ahahah

what!?

He's dead

Can't you read?

Now roleplay two of your generals dead and move on with the game

=D

[Fondor_Yards]

[Recoil]

use him in a battle and press f. if bodies start returning to life and fighting for you youll know why

[Laevex]

That gives some brilliant role-playing possibilities!
I would RP that everyone thought he was dead and make him hide in some remote tile somewhere and then when your nation needs him more than ever, he returns and leads your forces to rain death upon all your foes!

[bovi]

This happens if you mess around in EDCT and load up a savegame. Changes to traits are not savegame compatible, although changing triggers is.

[Lovejoy]

Hm, yea, maybe. This save-game might be from before i installed that modpack.. and thats why its acting strange.

[||Lz3||]

yeh... that's it

still how the hell a normal character can get that trait?!

[MarcusAureliusAntoninus]

It might be a trait given to a dead guy to effect his son's traits...

[General Appo]

MOOHMOHMOAHOOHOHMAHAHHMAOHMOHMOHMMAOHOAHMOAMOAHMOAWEOAOAWHWWOWWWAAAA!!!!!!! *Collapses on floor*

Don´t know why that dead guy trait is so extremely funny, but... it is. HAHAAHWHWAHWWHAWHWHAWHWHAH!!!


From my AAR. I wonder if this wasn´t actually in Vanilla RTW, I seem to remember first getting it there (probably while cheating/experimenting). Though I could be mistaken.



The poem is taken from Douglas Adams masterfull series of books The Hitchhiker´s Guide to the Galaxy where it was written by the Vogon Jeltz.

[Visitor13]

[Grriffon]

I would think a Zombie General would certainly inspire fear amongst the enemy. I mean, what are you gonna do? Kill him...again?

[Respenus]

My dear Appo, you have made a very serious mistake by giving your general a -3 influence. Don't you know that Vogon poetry is only the third worst in the entire universe and that human poetry is the worst? That is why Arthur Dent enjoyed Vogon poetry and Ford Prefect was dying a horrible death (although he then survived). You should have given him a +3 influence

[General Appo]

Dear Respenus, there is nothing about Douglas Adams works that you can possibly tell me that I do not already know. Plus, if you´d read my AAR you´d know why Helenos the Fat has that (and a lot of other) trait(s).

Edit: Human poetry in itself is not the worst, only the one written by Paula Nancy Millstone Jennings from Greenbridge, Essex, England, Earth. Second worst is that from the Azgots from Kria.

[Onehandstan]

I had a Governor with an Evil Mother in Law in his retinue (the picture was scary)

[||Lz3||]

it could be bovi's mother in law picture... Satres

[Tyrfingr]

Hi everybody!

I been playing as sweboz for a couple of years when I noticed something strange.

Two of my generals had this strange trait:



wuuuuuut wuuuuuuut??!? lol!

whats the idea? awesome - but strange!

Everybody seems to miss the really funny stuff, that a barbarian can have the "humanitarian"-trait!

[abou]

Everybody seems to miss the really funny stuff, that a barbarian can have the "humanitarian"-trait!

Actually, you would be surprised then. We have some information on the Celts that survived through bastions in Ireland, which show us a series of very progressive laws regarding the treatment of individuals (whether they be women, children, or the handicapped). Certainly made Rome look bad in that respect.

[Majd il-Romani]

WTF wuz daaaat?!?!?!

[Celtic_Punk]

hes unconfortable with his humanitarian tendancies... hed rather be slaying all his enemies, but routinely finds himself ushering them away to new lands with pounds of freshly slaughtered beef!

[Moros]

it could be bovi's mother in law picture... Satres

Actually that picture is just bovi himself...