My long dead general left his wife pregnant! Unless..? Hehe. Have a look and laugh.
Well I was having a quick browse over my family tree, when I saw this. The general died in a battle more than 10 years ago. The son is 5 years old. I don't know, but I think his widow just continued with her life or something. Hehe. The son is still in the Comnenus family tree though. Oh well, it's fine by me!
Re: My long dead general left his wife pregnant! Unless..? Hehe. Have a look and laug
Immaculate or adopted for surely the lady is not a tramp.
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Re: My long dead general left his wife pregnant! Unless..? Hehe. Have a look and laugh.
Funny, but I think you could chalk it up to the wonky aging mechanics of the game. Characters including kids, I think, only age one year for every four years of game time.
So, if we went by game time, that kid gestated in the womb for 36 months.
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Re: My long dead general left his wife pregnant! Unless..? Hehe. Have a look and laug
damn someone beat me to it, game mechanics ftw =)
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Re: My long dead general left his wife pregnant! Unless..? Hehe. Have a look and laug
Possibly a son of man, a Son of the Holy Spirit! lol
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Re: My long dead general left his wife pregnant! Unless..? Hehe. Have a look and laugh.
Perhaps the general isn't really dead, but merely wants you to think so...
"I do not know what I may appear to the world; but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me." - Issac Newton
Re: My long dead general left his wife pregnant! Unless..? Hehe. Have a look and laugh.
hell dats wat i call ''LUV WID OUT BORDERS!!!!''
see my AVATAR....
its more of a peasant than a member...
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Re: My long dead general left his wife pregnant! Unless..? Hehe. Have a look and laug
In Kingdoms, the time scale is .5 years per turn so if the kid was born 10 or 11 turns ago right before the general died, he would now be 5. If you are playing regular, then something is wacky
Re: My long dead general left his wife pregnant! Unless..? Hehe. Have a look and laug
Like OK said, it's the age mechanics.
1 game turn equals 2 game years
2 game turns equal 1 avatar year
so, 1 avatar year equals 4 game years
Which means a character will age 1 year every 2 times you hit the button
The general died 14 game years ago. So, if the kid is 5 now in avatar years, he was actually alive when the general died because he would have been born 18 or 20 game years ago. Draganos was probably born in 1220 or 1222. Since an avatar ages 1 year every two turns, he is either 5 right now or 5 and a half.
So, while it looks weird, it is quite consistent while looked at in conjunction with how M2TW has the years/turns/age ratio.
Now, I'm assuming that your playing Kingdoms and Kingdoms has the same year/turn/age ratio.
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