George constantly committing treason and becoming king of the new empires has to be one of the most interesting storylines I've seen on this channel so far.
Actually he is loyal. To his village that he’s seen change over centuries. He only follows rebellious states if his village wishes it so. He never ever wants to go against the will of the first village which he calls home. It’s so sweet.
Damb, when most people hit their 100's they are content with life. George hit 100 and became a military general of multiple nations, lead rebellions against super powers, and became a king of multiple nations. Truly Inspiring
But he is a pacifist though. Imagine living hundreds of years since the rise of mankind and thousands of battles and conflicts and still killed nobody. Zero kills
rebellions are generally better on smaller maps, where every now and then, a kingdom can take over the world, and then split apart and have the cycle repeat
After eons of civil war, After thousands of years of war, Only the true rulers of the humans were able to unite them once more, The lords of Kachow rose from a measly kingdom on the corner of the continent to become the world's dominant power, But on the horizon rose an even greater threat, savage cries of war echoed troughout the land, The end was nigh.
Only george, our fallen hero could start a rebelion strong enough to save humanity Yet he's dead and the doom of this world is already writen Nothing can save us now
George has no chill whatsoever. I love him. Can't say how many times one of my immortals drop off the face of the earth after getting dethroned then make a comeback a couple of decades or centuries later with a new kingdom. Of course since the last update they now run a risk of becoming Evil and getting their stewardship docked by a lot... Still not sure if I love it or hate it xD
The only way to stop Immortal from becoming evil is to have them become Blessed or Cursed. Likewise, Evil has the benefit of at least preventing someone from becoming Cursed.
Realm of the kachow was such a cool story. An original kingdom being pushed north by continuous rebellion's only to unite the whole of the western human kingdoms, and be the last kingdom to be eliminated feels like something a fantasy book would use as a setting.
Maybe in the future, you can do a follow-up of this where the Might Bad Agh 2 empire falls into dissent and rebellion across the entire map by turning rebellions back on.
George started so many rebellions and nearly completely destroyed Kachow and yet it survived in the corner for a long time before making an impossible comeback taking over half the map before finally going down for good Mad respect
George was like Gandhi. He fled the realms that kept trying to corrupt him. But because of his wisdom acquired by the many years he have been alive, he could stay in the light and fight for good. No one will make him use his powers for bad. George was slain by Lavyco (22:42), seemingly a strong one because he ended lots of kings after George. Rest In Peace, George.
In my opinion, the Arcane Desert is actually an amazing biome, especially for the dwarves. It generates tons of adamantine, mythril, and tons of other resources, for pretty much no hazard whatsoever, except for the occasional snake. Hell, even the Plains are more deadly than the desert, due to bears and wolves.
Yes, but that is easily counteracted by just making a windmill and farming, plus eating enough of them can grant you the Poison immunity trait, thus rendering the 1 or 2 snakes that may attack you completely useless and irrelevant.
Isn't the crystal biome objectively better for the dwarves, they have natural spawning allies as well as the crystal having an equally large chance of rare metal spawns.
The fact that the Realm of the Kachow pulled through countless rebellions and took back all of their land and more is incredible. At one point I wanted to start cheering for Back instead but I stuck with them and now, at my point in the video, 28:20, I am so happy that my empire made it to the top again.
Gorg finally gets it, chaos is why rebellions are so great, it feels better than just one kingdom taking over every other one and diplomacy not mattering, amongst other reasons.
You were onto something about rebellion being the orc's balance. See, orcs in worldbox actually have penalties to their diplomacy, which is a stat that is almost entirely tied to rebellions. They dominate on combat against other races, but they're designed in such a way that they are meant to be unable to unify like others can. I believe it's linked to the racial savage trait, but not 100% sure.
I had an orc kingdom that just conquered all the other races, lived in peace for some time, then like 3 or 4 kingdoms declared independence, and then got reconquered. They love to split up but then they just reabsorb the dissident kingdoms and reunify.
didnt need to finish the video to hit the like button. it was really fun and very entertaining. please more of this and George probably like in a parallel world lol. also, i like the idea of having rebellion in a certain amount of time too. it makes the scene more interesting to watch because theres a little more element of RNG even if it makes the video a little longer.
George just played the game of thrones right as long he had people to rally into rebellion's. Was so fun to watch him. And I really think the creator of the game should do something about orcs, I looks like that turning "rebellions off" could also be labeled "hand orcs the key to victory"
I wanted to see George taking over Realm of Kachow with one of his new kingdoms and take over the world. He died to such an insignificant death. How sad
What if you did the Fallout 3 map, (dont know the specifc names btw) you could have the tree folk as elves, human civilisations, the place with a nuke in the middle, a small amount of stacked dudes spread around the map (supposed to be vault tech) and the majority of the map would be wasteland
George has always been loyal, don't you dare call him a traitor. He clearly saw that the rebellion was going to overwhelm Kachow, and used his gift of immortality to persist throughout the years, infiltrating the Rebels and continously splintering them and causing infighting, letting kachow slowly build back up in the background and allowing it's comeback. You think that he died when you turned off rebellions, but in fact it's the opposite, he died, and then there stopped being rebellions. Then Kachow had to grow the hard way.
If you look in the event thing that says everything you will see George becoming king of five different kingdoms in a span of six seconds like a moment after gorgeous says he died no he actually survived until the end of the video he is a legend
I love how Realm of the Kachow survived for so long, they were getting destroyed so hard by traitors and almost disappeared from the map, it's incredible
My personal canon is that George didn't want to join these empires it was that these empires were formed FOR George after people see his immortality and despite him just wanting to be left alone the empires still formed and claimed him as a citizen with others forming just to make him their leader. When George was "taken" by another empire the previous almost always would launch a holy war to take him back. These string of wars would be known as the Georgian Crusades.
Rebellions make it so the dominance always changes hands, and things are happening. Orcs have terrible diplomacy, so they might be a major threat to others, but will suddenly turn on one another, which impedes them from actual domination. They also learn the slowest.
George didn't use his immortality to train strength, he used it to train his words so he could be convincing enough to just be made king. Over and over again.
The epic story of George, from humble beginnings he gained immortality, rose to kingship of his land only to have it stolen, was beaten into joining the rebel kingdom only to lead it to victory while secretly growing his own rebellion and then becoming the new king turning things on its head once more. What a chad.
Whenever I have an elven kingdom I usually animate the trees in their land just to give them a fighting chance. Once I put them on an Ísland with a bunch of walking trees and tried to see how long I'd take for another kingdom to capture it. Then I got bored and destroyed everyone with a giant crab Kaiju
George start off his life as a new village was founded by the humans in order to establish trade and comers in the new world During this time he would work his ass off helping the small comity for many years but not long after he was blessed by the gods for his hard work and was granted immortality and insane durability and for some odd reason was resistant to fire , He retired living a more peaceful life while small village he once knew grew into a large kingdom it had gone to war. He came out of retirement and soon after became KING of this great kingdom however was over thrown during a rebellion and appointed general then he secretly joined the enemy as an undercover agent where the former kingdom he served had been almost wiped out he started his own rebellion and became KING of this rebellion then for the hell of it as he was immortal after all decided to leave this rebellion and JOIN another one just for the hell of it. After destroying the kingdom he went undercover in he decided to start another rebellion. He then joined back to the kingdom he was serving before destroying the kingdom he went undercover in He then left this kingdom and joined another one then not a year later joined yet back to the kingdom and became king forcefully taking the crown then his kingdom he took the crown for was destroyed during this he committed several war crimes After the years went on and the days went by his body began to rot as the rebellion stopped he grew anger and allegedly died however legend says that George lived and met a witch that revived him to his youth and he made kingdoms and split them up for fun and still does it to this day.
the rebellion mechanic is amazing especially now with the recent updates for clans.. clans basically drive the politics within kingdoms if you see multiple clans in one kingdom, there's about to be a big rebellion
George reminds me of that one guy from the three kingdom's video that oversimplified did,apparently he was some warrior that had zero loyalty,but was a very skilled fighter.
I think George was mis understood. You seen how they kept dragging him to their kingdom. I think the up risings were made by people that wanted George. So although the splitting factions was because of George it wasn't his fault.
if you give them out land at beggining i highly suggest to spawn only 1 for each town and pause because first placed towns get head start and they dont start with equal amount what can lead even to changing the probably scenario, its at least my advice. (PS: after 1 minute or two in village what has only got 1 person comes a second one)
George keeps joining other kingdoms because they took his city, and when your city is taken, you joined the kingdom, who took your city that's how the game works
George not being able to maintain friendships or loyalty makes sense due to his immortality. I have a similar character in my fantasy world building of this one Immortal guy who has basically lived through everything and watched countless people he loved die, eventually becoming a sociopath who pretends to have friendship just for the sake of having them due to knowing that in what will feel like eye, they'll be gone.
George went mad after gaining immortality and watching his friends die over the ages. He learned to hate complacency and desired chaos and change at all times. No kingdom would ever be enough, yet no kingdom at all was unacceptable.
Every time I have an island nation in this game, and they declare war, I swear to god that it’s just a proxy war (if someone here doesn’t know what that is, it’s basically a war by technicality. They just forgo the war part of the war)
These maps are so awesome, really loved this one. Was wondering if you could commission a mona lisa map or a monopoly map where everyone starts in the middle and after a thousand years they get bridges to all the properties, jail is hell biome, boardwalk/park place is enchanted biome, community chest tiles get minerals, chance gets random traits, GO! Is a desert of endless gold, or- the only way to property tiles is via railway rivers. Titanic map ofcourse "dice hills" in the center mysteriously teleport villagers who stand on them to new tiles. Everyone should be greedy and ambitious. That would be super sick!
George only did what he did because he was immortal and had regeneration. He wasn't strong so he couldn't kill his aggressors but he wouldn't die of old age and was able to withstand damage to survive but the pain inflicted on him was so great he decided to join them to make it stop. He just didn't want to suffer anymore.
I usually recolor a tribe red, name the kingdom and capital Sparta, then meddle in their traits to ensure they're genetically superior in order for them to conquer all the other kingdoms! And usually give the king immortality that way rebellions are less likely to occur.
villages have a set chance to rebel if both diplomacy and rebelions are turned on and if an empire has too many villages (it gets too big) the chance increases exponentially
George is an absolute madman, you almost gotta respect it
First pinned me
Orchs are too op to be played with
I think haveing characters is such a fun idea
maybe you could have like a main charcter per race
George is chad
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George constantly committing treason and becoming king of the new empires has to be one of the most interesting storylines I've seen on this channel so far.
Not treason if ur king
He is like emperor palpatine. Fighting for both sides and staying with the winner. Its not treason. Its strategy
Same thing happened with me
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He’s basically Lu bu from 3 Kingdoms but in an alternate universe XD
When they take the crown away from George, he just creates a completely new kingdom and declares himself the king. What a Chad
Actually he is loyal. To his village that he’s seen change over centuries. He only follows rebellious states if his village wishes it so. He never ever wants to go against the will of the first village which he calls home. It’s so sweet.
and as soon as he loses that ability he just goes “aight ima head out”
They should have learned to respect his authoritah!
@@ungusbungus2486 it isn’t even originally his idea to rebel most of the time, he’s only made king every other kingdom
I just imagine George immediately telling everyone to rebel immediately after being dethroned.
Damb, when most people hit their 100's they are content with life. George hit 100 and became a military general of multiple nations, lead rebellions against super powers, and became a king of multiple nations. Truly Inspiring
"most people hit their 100's" are not immortal
How did any of the people ever trust George!? He kept backstabbing everyone.
Nah he just follows his city
@@kaspervletter290 yea
@rootbanana true
But he is a pacifist though. Imagine living hundreds of years since the rise of mankind and thousands of battles and conflicts and still killed nobody. Zero kills
@@firkejdjneii28283 he’d get absolutely clowned on in a 12 year old cod lobby
rebellions are generally better on smaller maps, where every now and then, a kingdom can take over the world, and then split apart and have the cycle repeat
The cycle of hatred
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After eons of civil war,
After thousands of years of war,
Only the true rulers of the humans were able to unite them once more,
The lords of Kachow rose from a measly kingdom on the corner of the continent to become the world's dominant power,
But on the horizon rose an even greater threat, savage cries of war echoed troughout the land,
The end was nigh.
This seems like a page out of a great fantasy novel
You wrote it very nicely
@@venkatasiddhardhayarlagadd2164 thanks
Only george, our fallen hero could start a rebelion strong enough to save humanity
Yet he's dead and the doom of this world is already writen
Nothing can save us now
@@venkatasiddhardhayarlagadd2164 like the prologue, or ch 1 or smthn
George has no chill whatsoever. I love him.
Can't say how many times one of my immortals drop off the face of the earth after getting dethroned then make a comeback a couple of decades or centuries later with a new kingdom. Of course since the last update they now run a risk of becoming Evil and getting their stewardship docked by a lot... Still not sure if I love it or hate it xD
i like to think they realize they're immortal and then decide to use their life to do something they believe is important
The only way to stop Immortal from becoming evil is to have them become Blessed or Cursed. Likewise, Evil has the benefit of at least preventing someone from becoming Cursed.
@@basteala525 George had to seek blessings in the enchanted realm of Ancient E’Oon, the land where shadows retreat.
Realm of the kachow was such a cool story.
An original kingdom being pushed north by continuous rebellion's only to unite the whole of the western human kingdoms, and be the last kingdom to be eliminated feels like something a fantasy book would use as a setting.
George be like:
They call me 007
0 kills
0 loyalty
7 revolts
Can we all agree George is an absolute Chad
Yes
Yes
Chaotic Evil
@@theblueberrypi6152 Yes
George is not a Chad he is a god
Maybe in the future, you can do a follow-up of this where the Might Bad Agh 2 empire falls into dissent and rebellion across the entire map by turning rebellions back on.
Ohh that could be intresting to start out with a kingdom filling the entire map and then turn rebellions on and see where that goes
George started so many rebellions and nearly completely destroyed Kachow and yet it survived in the corner for a long time before making an impossible comeback taking over half the map before finally going down for good Mad respect
George really went : I'm king ! Now I'm not...... Stop beating me ! I will join you ! *rebels again* Now I AM the king !
George was like Gandhi. He fled the realms that kept trying to corrupt him. But because of his wisdom acquired by the many years he have been alive, he could stay in the light and fight for good. No one will make him use his powers for bad.
George was slain by Lavyco (22:42), seemingly a strong one because he ended lots of kings after George.
Rest In Peace, George.
Lavyco has to be nathuram godse, the killer of many indian leaders.
Lavyco is an assassin
In my opinion, the Arcane Desert is actually an amazing biome, especially for the dwarves. It generates tons of adamantine, mythril, and tons of other resources, for pretty much no hazard whatsoever, except for the occasional snake. Hell, even the Plains are more deadly than the desert, due to bears and wolves.
no desert berries can give debuffs
Yes, but that is easily counteracted by just making a windmill and farming, plus eating enough of them can grant you the Poison immunity trait, thus rendering the 1 or 2 snakes that may attack you completely useless and irrelevant.
I've spawned a single dwarf in the middle of an Arcane desert and he started a 1000 year old empire
@@donutlovingwerewolf8837 Nice
Isn't the crystal biome objectively better for the dwarves, they have natural spawning allies as well as the crystal having an equally large chance of rare metal spawns.
The fact that the Realm of the Kachow pulled through countless rebellions and took back all of their land and more is incredible. At one point I wanted to start cheering for Back instead but I stuck with them and now, at my point in the video, 28:20, I am so happy that my empire made it to the top again.
'"I cannot be a traitor, since I never swore fealty to the human king"
- George probably'
-William Wallace
Gorg finally gets it, chaos is why rebellions are so great, it feels better than just one kingdom taking over every other one and diplomacy not mattering, amongst other reasons.
You were onto something about rebellion being the orc's balance. See, orcs in worldbox actually have penalties to their diplomacy, which is a stat that is almost entirely tied to rebellions. They dominate on combat against other races, but they're designed in such a way that they are meant to be unable to unify like others can. I believe it's linked to the racial savage trait, but not 100% sure.
I kinda feel like the humans rebel way more tho
I had an orc kingdom that just conquered all the other races, lived in peace for some time, then like 3 or 4 kingdoms declared independence, and then got reconquered. They love to split up but then they just reabsorb the dissident kingdoms and reunify.
didnt need to finish the video to hit the like button. it was really fun and very entertaining. please more of this and George probably like in a parallel world lol. also, i like the idea of having rebellion in a certain amount of time too. it makes the scene more interesting to watch because theres a little more element of RNG even if it makes the video a little longer.
George just played the game of thrones right as long he had people to rally into rebellion's. Was so fun to watch him.
And I really think the creator of the game should do something about orcs, I looks like that turning "rebellions off" could also be labeled "hand orcs the key to victory"
I wanted to see George taking over Realm of Kachow with one of his new kingdoms and take over the world. He died to such an insignificant death. How sad
kingdoms fighting on a map plus a little story telling on the side???? what a blessing of a video 🛐
What if you did the Fallout 3 map, (dont know the specifc names btw) you could have the tree folk as elves, human civilisations, the place with a nuke in the middle, a small amount of stacked dudes spread around the map (supposed to be vault tech) and the majority of the map would be wasteland
We need this
I loved that redemption arc Realm of the Kachow had lol, they almost got wiped out so much but they retook all of humanity
George has always been loyal, don't you dare call him a traitor. He clearly saw that the rebellion was going to overwhelm Kachow, and used his gift of immortality to persist throughout the years, infiltrating the Rebels and continously splintering them and causing infighting, letting kachow slowly build back up in the background and allowing it's comeback. You think that he died when you turned off rebellions, but in fact it's the opposite, he died, and then there stopped being rebellions. Then Kachow had to grow the hard way.
If you look in the event thing that says everything you will see George becoming king of five different kingdoms in a span of six seconds like a moment after gorgeous says he died no he actually survived until the end of the video he is a legend
Unless I'm blind and that was my imaginatuon
22:43 . George died by his older rebellion. He fought for his nation and he never gave up. Truly my inspiration
I wish they would add other unit classes for the four races .Like I would love to see the orcs have trolls as their heavy units
Yeahh i like to see human cavalary
Greenskin Heavy Infantry are ogres,not trolls
But I like the idea
It's not George's fault the land he lives on gets conquered by another kingdom every 5 minutes
I love how Realm of the Kachow survived for so long, they were getting destroyed so hard by traitors and almost disappeared from the map, it's incredible
My personal canon is that George didn't want to join these empires it was that these empires were formed FOR George after people see his immortality and despite him just wanting to be left alone the empires still formed and claimed him as a citizen with others forming just to make him their leader. When George was "taken" by another empire the previous almost always would launch a holy war to take him back. These string of wars would be known as the Georgian Crusades.
Can't belive how much character development George had.
I like to think that George only committed treason so much to spare his people not himself 🤣
Rebellions make it so the dominance always changes hands, and things are happening. Orcs have terrible diplomacy, so they might be a major threat to others, but will suddenly turn on one another, which impedes them from actual domination. They also learn the slowest.
I just found this a month later, thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the map!
George didn't use his immortality to train strength, he used it to train his words so he could be convincing enough to just be made king. Over and over again.
"Look at him he's a con artist!"
*Camara pans to George*
George was too much for us to comprehend. 🙏
I love the videos that Gorg puts in Orcs, before he understood that they were OP, and keeps wondering "who's gonna win?"
The epic story of George, from humble beginnings he gained immortality, rose to kingship of his land only to have it stolen, was beaten into joining the rebel kingdom only to lead it to victory while secretly growing his own rebellion and then becoming the new king turning things on its head once more. What a chad.
Imagine dying, going to heaven, and finding out that this guy is not only God but has been spectating the world just like any other map
George is actually insane. This is the most wild npc to ever exist. XD
George is kinda like that one guy from that one show who just loves to fight. He's also going through his mid life crisis
he didn't kill anybody, though
George be pulling a Lu Bu left, right, and center.
Really liked that this mixed your story video style and battle video style. King George!!
Whenever I have an elven kingdom I usually animate the trees in their land just to give them a fighting chance. Once I put them on an Ísland with a bunch of walking trees and tried to see how long I'd take for another kingdom to capture it. Then I got bored and destroyed everyone with a giant crab Kaiju
The whole point is it never ends, that’s what rebellions do
George start off his life as a new village was founded by the humans in order to establish trade and comers in the new world During this time he would work his ass off helping the small comity for many years but not long after he was blessed by the gods for his hard work and was granted immortality and insane durability and for some odd reason was resistant to fire , He retired living a more peaceful life while small village he once knew grew into a large kingdom it had gone to war. He came out of retirement and soon after became KING of this great kingdom however was over thrown during a rebellion and appointed general then he secretly joined the enemy as an undercover agent where the former kingdom he served had been almost wiped out he started his own rebellion and became KING of this rebellion then for the hell of it as he was immortal after all decided to leave this rebellion and JOIN another one just for the hell of it. After destroying the kingdom he went undercover in he decided to start another rebellion. He then joined back to the kingdom he was serving before destroying the kingdom he went undercover in He then left this kingdom and joined another one then not a year later joined yet back to the kingdom and became king forcefully taking the crown then his kingdom he took the crown for was destroyed during this he committed several war crimes After the years went on and the days went by his body began to rot as the rebellion stopped he grew anger and allegedly died however legend says that George lived and met a witch that revived him to his youth and he made kingdoms and split them up for fun and still does it to this day.
Gorg:Would you stop making rebellions. FOR FIVE MINUTES!! (To George)
I live for George's Dramatic story
George made a rebellion to save his old kingdom he’s a good man
the rebellion mechanic is amazing especially now with the recent updates for clans.. clans basically drive the politics within kingdoms if you see multiple clans in one kingdom, there's about to be a big rebellion
I wonder if orcs weakness is rebellions, and the games more balanced than we thought
The story of george makes me wonder whether this happens all the time and we just don't see it.
George reminds me of that one guy from the three kingdom's video that oversimplified did,apparently he was some warrior that had zero loyalty,but was a very skilled fighter.
The story of George will echo through the halls of my kin for generations to come
I think George was mis understood. You seen how they kept dragging him to their kingdom. I think the up risings were made by people that wanted George. So although the splitting factions was because of George it wasn't his fault.
Wow, Worldbox has really mastered the advancement of expanding kingdoms
Gorg: I heal those who heal themselves.
medic: te perfect world box channel don`t exist, it can`t hurt u . the perfect world box channel:
George is all about the grind...ing away at his social ties with others
if you give them out land at beggining i highly suggest to spawn only 1 for each town and pause because first placed towns get head start and they dont start with equal amount what can lead even to changing the probably scenario, its at least my advice. (PS: after 1 minute or two in village what has only got 1 person comes a second one)
Could you watch songs of war? It’s a great movie and has lots of fantasy in it. It’s map is also very unique.
George keeps joining other kingdoms because they took his city, and when your city is taken, you joined the kingdom, who took your city that's how the game works
He knows that
And he keeps becoming king because the person with the best stats get elected king.
Idea: let a kingdom expand for like 2,000 years, then turn use inspiration on every village and see who comes out on top.
George not being able to maintain friendships or loyalty makes sense due to his immortality. I have a similar character in my fantasy world building of this one Immortal guy who has basically lived through everything and watched countless people he loved die, eventually becoming a sociopath who pretends to have friendship just for the sake of having them due to knowing that in what will feel like eye, they'll be gone.
I used to think elves were bad but then I found out animals don’t attack them so they can have bear and crocodile armies.
The fact that George unceremoniously died after becoming the king of like 3 different kingdoms is so funny
George went mad after gaining immortality and watching his friends die over the ages. He learned to hate complacency and desired chaos and change at all times. No kingdom would ever be enough, yet no kingdom at all was unacceptable.
Loved how gage's slogan was forgiveness through beer
I love the fact that George commited treason 9 different times and was king 5 to 6 times
Every time I have an island nation in this game, and they declare war, I swear to god that it’s just a proxy war (if someone here doesn’t know what that is, it’s basically a war by technicality. They just forgo the war part of the war)
George kept becoming King because the game weights favourited units towards becoming King.
U should make a map with some theme with goblins only, i want to know hou they are when the're on big kingdons
George has the biggest character ark out of any worldbox character
"They don't flea from a fight their just itchy"
-Gorg 2022
Someone could write an epic fantasy novel with George as its main protagonist (Like Locke in 'The Lies of Locke Lamore')
I’m disappointed it wasn’t named “new bad augh”
20:26
The starving guy named Ate had me wheezing
bad agh: gets destroyed
bad agh: this isn't even my final form
*bad agh 2: eletrik boogaloo
These maps are so awesome, really loved this one. Was wondering if you could commission a mona lisa map or a monopoly map where everyone starts in the middle and after a thousand years they get bridges to all the properties, jail is hell biome, boardwalk/park place is enchanted biome, community chest tiles get minerals, chance gets random traits, GO! Is a desert of endless gold, or- the only way to property tiles is via railway rivers. Titanic map ofcourse "dice hills" in the center mysteriously teleport villagers who stand on them to new tiles. Everyone should be greedy and ambitious. That would be super sick!
Ol George was being Stright up Lu bu and making it a warring kindgoms, love it hahaha
George only did what he did because he was immortal and had regeneration.
He wasn't strong so he couldn't kill his aggressors but he wouldn't die of old age and was able to withstand damage to survive but the pain inflicted on him was so great he decided to join them to make it stop.
He just didn't want to suffer anymore.
i like to think george is actually a rightous soul and the reason he rebels so much is that his kingdoms go corrupt
No, you see, George is an excellent Lord. He values his people, so he is constantly flipping sides in order to protect the prosperity of his subjects.
Did you enjoy using rebellions finally? I always have them on. Makes everything more interesting.
The reason dwarves don’t do good is because they do best in mountains and you never put them there
watching this 2 years later, george is still a G
Seems like the orcs definitely are only limited by rebellions.
George realized he was immortal and decided to be an agent of chaos
I usually recolor a tribe red, name the kingdom and capital Sparta, then meddle in their traits to ensure they're genetically superior in order for them to conquer all the other kingdoms! And usually give the king immortality that way rebellions are less likely to occur.
I love how george just got to be king in 20 different kingdoms
villages have a set chance to rebel if both diplomacy and rebelions are turned on and if an empire has too many villages (it gets too big) the chance increases exponentially
Be George. Be immortal and awesome. Dream of being remembered as ultimate rebel. But then in 1805 the God said "No more rebelions". Sadness.
Rebellions become more likely the bigger a kingdom gets, hence there is a cap at which kingdom’s can grow, not through the game’s code, but by chance.
The bigger the map and more kingdoms, the better
For rebellions, I think you should only turned it off when nearing the endgame