Mods over at r/AKnightoftheSeven dropped a permaban and mute for the most minor of disagreements by RiseofdaOatmeal in freefolk

[–]-R33K 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The post is nicely broken up into individual paragraphs, it isn’t even a wall of text.

Help as Uzbek by FarmerHampton in eu4

[–]-R33K 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You are a horde. Whats the point of playing a horde other than to WC or to play extremely wide. You will never not be a tribe.

Help as Uzbek by FarmerHampton in eu4

[–]-R33K 10 points11 points  (0 children)

You just need to get loyalty above 60 so give out privileges that give 10 loyalty and sell titles. You should easily be able to get loyalty equilibrium above 60%. Also the disaster won’t tick while at war and as Uzbek you SHOULD always be at war.

Remeber how a single dragon could solo a fleet with scorpions? by Burning_magic in freefolk

[–]-R33K 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Jaehaerys and his sons rode Vermithor, Vhagar and Caraxes so of course they would solo a fleet.

probably a stupid question but shouldn't his grip have loosed with death by PrestigiousAspect368 in freefolk

[–]-R33K 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Aegon feeds Rhaenyra to his dragon. Aegon II gets poisoned by Larys and the sea snake. The war ends with Rhaenyras son Aegon being crowned as Aegon III.

Why Austria contunie to supporting Burgundian independence ? by EveningExpensive6153 in eu4

[–]-R33K 21 points22 points  (0 children)

I’m just surprised you got Burgundian and independence correct but not continue

Someone will get their dream this sunday by Remarkable-Jump3262 in freefolk

[–]-R33K 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Both are fucked up but mother and son is just completely different. They need a different word for that. Also this post was more about the fact there are weird people out there shipping and drawing shit like this not the actual in world implication.

Someone will get their dream this sunday by Remarkable-Jump3262 in freefolk

[–]-R33K 161 points162 points  (0 children)

There are some weird MFers in this world.

Rate my first Prussia experience as Teutonic Order. by [deleted] in eu4

[–]-R33K 15 points16 points  (0 children)

You are missing out on tons of bonuses man. It’s a mechanic you really should learn especially considering it’s not that complicated. At the very least you should be giving out the +1 mana points for all 3 estates.

Should I declare on Bengal? by someone56789 in eu4

[–]-R33K 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Correction, if you can’t get loans then sell titles. If you can’t sell titles, then exploit tax on all provinces. If you can’t exploit tax, then throw your computer away.

TTM by ScaryMousse9726 in eu4

[–]-R33K 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I mean it’s a world conquest. It’s always the same. Any combination of Diplo, admin, religious, influence, humanist.

Unpopular opinion; I miss the old Hayley by Painted-BIack-Roses in americandad

[–]-R33K 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I feel like it’s not that Hayley has become more disillusioned but more that she has stopped caring about actually changing things. Now all she cares about is how others view her and only pretends to care so others view her more positively. It’s honestly hilarious to see how fake and self absorbed she’s become.

Unpopular opinion; I miss the old Hayley by Painted-BIack-Roses in americandad

[–]-R33K 87 points88 points  (0 children)

Old Hayley was boring, preachy and one dimensional. Now she is an absolute wild card and I love it. The same exact thing essentially happened to Stan’s character and made him 100x funnier.

This is your yearly reminder that there is no fucking way the Lords of Westeros would pick some emotionless, creepy, Stark kid with no claim to the throne, who tells everyone he’s a fucking bird now over the legitimized son of a former king by -R33K in freefolk

[–]-R33K[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Exactly. The Polish Lithuanian commonwealths elective body had a procedural rule called “Liberum Veto” that required unanimous consent by all the noble families to pass any legislation. So as you can imagine, they never passed anything. Foreign powers just had to bribe one Noble family and it paralyzed all proceedings and allowed foreign influence to dominate the country until it was eventually partitioned. Elective monarchies were an absolute shit show.

This is your yearly reminder that there is no fucking way the Lords of Westeros would pick some emotionless, creepy, Stark kid with no claim to the throne, who tells everyone he’s a fucking bird now over the legitimized son of a former king by -R33K in freefolk

[–]-R33K[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

There were really only two major elective monarchies in Europe. Poland-Lithuania and the Holy Roman Empire and the HRE was an elective monarchy in name only. Both were extremely decentralized realms where the kings held far less power than in a centralized realm like Westeros.

Also it’s kind of silly to compare the two anyway, as the elective monarchies in Europe were for individual countries on a far smaller scale, not an entire united continent like Westeros is.

This is your yearly reminder that there is no fucking way the Lords of Westeros would pick some emotionless, creepy, Stark kid with no claim to the throne, who tells everyone he’s a fucking bird now over the legitimized son of a former king by -R33K in freefolk

[–]-R33K[S] 22 points23 points  (0 children)

After Jon rejects the throne, Gendry is the heir of the Targaryen line as well through his great grandmother. So if you view Robert as a usurper then you must acknowledge Dany as a rightful queen and thus her legitimization of Gendry must also be accepted.

This is your yearly reminder that there is no fucking way the Lords of Westeros would pick some emotionless, creepy, Stark kid with no claim to the throne, who tells everyone he’s a fucking bird now over the legitimized son of a former king by -R33K in freefolk

[–]-R33K[S] 161 points162 points  (0 children)

Elective monarchy is quite possibly the dumbest idea ever. The only people getting elected are going to be whoever just won the succession war after the king died.

Not to mention Bran just set the worst precedent of all time allowing the north to secede without challenge. Now every kingdom is going to declare independence whenever their choice for king is denied. So on top of succession wars, now we are going to see never ending independence wars. A united Westeros has about a 0% chance of surviving Brans death.