but yeah, bad guy, bad emperor, pretty evil guy

didnt he murder his wife and children instead of his mother?

@Background Pony #292E
 
Who do you think was a “legitimate” emperor? ;-)
 
Constantine the Great has executed a lot of people in the course of his life, including one of his sons and his own wife. In addition, Constantine completed the much-needed army reform, secured and fortified the Rhine and Danube borders, and his troops successfully fought the Franks, Alemanni, Goths and Sarmatians. Nevertheless he managed to win Franks and Goths as Foederati.
 
So I doubt that he was “only” good at killing other Romans. Even without Constatine, they were very good at slaughtering each other during this time. Constantine was the rule rather than the exception. ;-)

Constantine was only ever good to kill romans
 
like the legitimate emperor  
and his mother

@SomeponyElsesProblem  
Signo.

…signo?

The Battle of the Milvian Bridge was indeed a turning point in history. Otherwise we would probably still be praying to the gods today. ;-)

Vae victis, amirite guise?

Thata girl!

Deus vult!

In hoc signo taurus vincis, baby!