The screenshot topic

[Subotan]

Has Japan conquered Mancuria? Wowie Zowie

[pevergreen]

World at 1477. Guess who I'm playing as.

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France.

So many vassals...

[Martok]

It appears the House of Valois is doing well.

[pevergreen]

It appears the House of Valois is doing well.

Before my massive european campaign, I had about 15 vassals, 16 infamy and military alliances. I got to the point where I was at war with all of europe at once, so I started annexing. I currently have 275 infamy and i just released all those vassals. I'm the HRE, all electors are my vassals, but none are voting for me.

The great thing is though, I didn't actually have to fight any of those battles. My vassals were an unending horde, wiping out europe by themselves. I just hung around wiping out rebels.

[pevergreen]

For Veho:

Random DM game. My loadout changes from round to round as I'm not playing to win, just to do challenges. This round was RPD with silencer and Raffica with red dot sight.

[Husar]

Well you're better than me (not hard), but not good enough. ;)

And a screenshot from my latest Tropico 3 game, as you can see, I managed to get a very busy intersection.

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Yes, it's 1920*1200, the way it's meant to be played.

[pevergreen]

I've been playing quite a bit of EU3.

I played only vanilla, then a few days ago, I found the Hand Drawn map mod. It looks lovely.

However, I have found god.

Whole World Mod.

Starting map. (With all england vassals released. Imagine if the normal English/Scottish border like in Vanilla and thats the only change.)




I'm England. All but the tiny yellow bit (scotland only has capital) and the blue above it, are my vassals that I released.



This mod is incredible. 500 new countries or something...

[naut]

And a screenshot from my latest Tropico 3 game, as you can see, I managed to get a very busy intersection.

Very nice. Much tidier than any of my islands ever are, mine are just sprawling messes of buildings, with roads added as an after-thought.