Stainless Steel 6.4 Early Era: Clash of the Warlords

[freakkriek]

Ahh sorry about that i keep forgetting lately
Hmm if you were told that basically confirms my suspiscion that egypt will also join...

or a clever ruse by me hoping that you don't believe me to be that crazy to invade your countries without backup and with mediocre armies

to be honest... I don't really know who and how many will attack you


Scandinavia is up

[The Norseman]

Fatimids

[Tonno]

Subbing now, sorry for waiting guys... my tests are killing me.

[Onix]

Scotts decided to stand against Muslims! We also called crusade. soonall Moors will be dead. Reconquista has started!

[jado818]

I urge all the faithful to join in this righteous cause and purge the Moorish influence from the Catholic lands.

Our cause is holy and just.

God reward's those with unwavering conviction. The spanish people cry out for salvation and it is out duty to undertake this noble conquest.

[Lord Luka]

England up!

[jado818]

The people of England rejoice at the support of their Catholic brethren and make ready for holy conquest.

The treacherous Moors had thought to siege the righteous people of Angers but Elias the Wrathful took a defiant stand against their wicked ways. Elias the Wrathful valiantly fought the Moorsish horde and with some timely support from the recently defeated Nigel deMorely who had retreated to the Angers walls, the Moors were once again thrown from the catholic lands. No mercy was shown to the godless moors captured. Nigel deMorely joined in the holy crusade and will march on Toulouse once his armies are regathered and able to move again.


Walter Wentworth, lord protector of the Scottish realm received news of the siege of Edinburgh and weeped savagely for the peasants soon to be slaughtered by the depraved Moors. He then turned his despair into cold determination to wipe the Moorish plague from God's earth. Walter Wentworth joined the holy crusade and enlisted the support of all those willing to see God's will done. The Moors may kill a few peasants and farmers, but lets see how long they last against the unwavering armies of God.

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The Greeks are up!!

[Tonno]

Lol what???

Pleas read the rules

And it would be nice if you tell me what is the target.

[jado818]

I didn't call the crusade, Scotland did

I didn't see them mention the target and didn't know it till I started my turn either.

The target is Toulouse.


What rule did I violate, I only attacked the Moor's on the way to Toulouse and didn't go out of the way to attack them. They were in direct path of the target.

[Tonno]

2 armys... you got 4.

[jado818]

oh, I did miss that last line, it's np. Ill replay it real quick ;p

[Tonno]

It happanes.

[jado818]

ok, I replayed turn. I only have two crusading armies now.

updated the post, pics, and game save. It's all good now

[Tonno]

I find a bit odd your movement of the crusadeing army.
We can see in your pic that crusadeing army is hiden in the woods, what could implay that he had more movement points. What could mean you didn't use all of it, insted you used extra movement gained by the crusadeing points to move into a position to attack my army.

Now if that's true, we will have (later in the game) a same situation that we had in Retrofit 2 HS. Where people will stray of the "main road" to attack something that presents threat.

[jado818]

I never moved the crusading army (Nigel De Morely) near Anger's.

That was the one that you had defeated the previous turn. He just happened to retreat to that spot.

You can see from the previous pictures you posted.


For Pesto:

In stainless steel I have had the rebels attack me before at random times. I don't know if it's necessarily scripted or not.

I've seen random 1 or 2 unit rebel armies lay siege to a city before and I'm like wtf!

[Tonno]

I never moved the crusading army (Nigel De Morely) near Anger's.

That was the one that you had defeated the previous turn. He just happened to retreat to that spot.

You can see from the previous pictures you posted.

Oh yes.
Thank you.

[pesto alla genovese]

I've seen random 1 or 2 unit rebel armies lay siege to a city before and I'm like wtf!

Well 1 or 2 unit armies is just a slight "wtf" nothing more indeed. But almost a full stack, and, moreover, 3 of them, that's like a triple "wtf"

[Tonno]

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[pesto alla genovese]

Peculiar occasion in the Geeks Empire this year. All of a sudden and out of nowhere, three stacks of rebels led by decent generals layed siege on 3 of my inland settlements. Nothing to worry, although I will loose one of my nobles, but I just never saw anything like that before. Is it some sort of a Hungarian rebellion (judging by the troops)? Is it scripted? Anyone experienced things alike?

And Moors are go.

[Loose Cannon]

Peculiar occasion in the Geeks Empire this year. All of a sudden and out of nowhere, three stacks of rebels led by decent generals layed siege on 3 of my inland settlements. Nothing to worry, although I will loose one of my nobles, but I just never saw anything like that before. Is it some sort of a Hungarian rebellion (judging by the troops)? Is it scripted? Anyone experienced things alike?
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Congratulations on seeing the "Bulgarian Uprising". It's scripted in to occur after turn 50 and if Sofia and 2 other settlements are human controlled.

The One Good thing? There're not the Mongols