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Crouching Tiger [74] The Oldest Trap - EU4 Bengal Tiger Silk Road Sun Never Sets

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PlayOnWords _ commented on 12 May 2015

If you think 0/3/6/0 is bad, I had, at 100 tradition, a 1/1/6/2.

PlayOnWords _ commented on 02 Jul 2015

Ikr? It actually worked 1 time, though. I was attacking malacca across a strait with my western units. And the 6 maneuver negated the strait crossing. (Which I didn't know was possible)

N8C8XX commented on 02 Jul 2015

Fucking maneuver value

MuppetLord1 commented on 11 May 2015

Going to try Raja of the Rajput Reich sometime Shen? :)

Marisa Kirisame commented on 12 May 2015

If he is then it probably won't be soon. Would be a bit boring playing a sunni indian nation twice in a row.

MuppetLord1 commented on 11 May 2015

you get tradition by winning big battles also you get more tradition by loosing battles, learn by your mistakes mentality I guess

fingolfin7001 commented on 12 May 2015

You also get 1 point of tradition for winning a siege

Mihai Gamer RO commented on 11 May 2015

Why don't you eat the small countries in India?

Buddy12 commented on 11 May 2015

He has does not need to, since they have shit base tax and are mainly jungles.

Benny Voskoboynik commented on 11 May 2015

Shen you do realise that Canton does not equal Hong Kong right? There is a small border at the tip of Canton which is Hong Kong

Benny Voskoboynik commented on 12 May 2015

Is it? well I Haven't played EU4 for A LONG time...thanks for the correction :)

Jeremy T commented on 12 May 2015

You mean Macau? Macau's west side of the river. Hong Kong's on the east

Banana Bread commented on 11 May 2015

Wow,I just came on that video

Rihards Petrunins commented on 11 May 2015

I came on your momma! Jk lol

Best Collection of traditional jewelries

Guarani Indians settle in expensive locale, claiming area is ancient burial ground

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David Antol commented on 16 Jan 2016

I practice animism

Celtic Jewelry

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Aphtiph2 commented on 17 Sep 2012

The Druids had the same Indoeuropean root as the Brahmans of India, but I would not say kinship. The Brahmans were very closely bound up with the Vedic language. Hinduism and classical Sanskrit were later developments.

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Nemetona225 commented on 03 Oct 2014

Really good video! Interesting article written underneath there too.