If a character is your vassal and landed, he will remain your vassal when you press his claim in a war and win.
Crusader Kings II - PATCH RELEASED (v1.05e) - Checksum: BDNP
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If a character is your vassal and landed, he will remain your vassal when you press his claim in a war and win.
I keep having this bug (I think it's a bug) in my current 1.05d save -- if I get a pop-up saying I can rightfully imprison someone and I try to but it fails and he tries to fight me, the war will immediately end inconclusively -- I don't even get the notification on the bottom right of the screen saying that I'm in a war. This has happened every time during this particular game and I have no idea why. Before I would just fight him, win, he'd go to jail and then I could revoke his title or whatever.
Is this something that's been reported and fixed? I only noticed it yesterday but it does it every time. Also when I attacked the countess of one of the Norman provinces (forget the name, but she was independent and at peace -- I'm not sure how that even happened) I beat her and forced peace (the top one, which means I win) but she remained independent. Pretty annoying. It's like the game never registered it.
Is this something that's been reported and fixed? I only noticed it yesterday but it does it every time. Also when I attacked the countess of one of the Norman provinces (forget the name, but she was independent and at peace -- I'm not sure how that even happened) I beat her and forced peace (the top one, which means I win) but she remained independent. Pretty annoying. It's like the game never registered it.
It the hotfix savegame compatible? I would like to know about kingdoms assimilating into empires specifically 
"- When you press the claim of a vassal ruler, he should now remain your vassal"
Well it was good while it lasted. Personally I'm of the opinion that inviting a claimant to your court, making him a count of Middleofnowhereton and then pressing his claims the next day is a huge exploit but oh well.
Well it was good while it lasted. Personally I'm of the opinion that inviting a claimant to your court, making him a count of Middleofnowhereton and then pressing his claims the next day is a huge exploit but oh well.
Why did this download for me? I've turned off automatic patch downloads of CK2 ages ago. Can you please stop forcing updates on me?
What happened to these professional subcontracted betatesters they were supposed to be using? How do these clearly untested patches even get thru Q&A?
Yuo launched CK2 through steam didnt you?
also just copy the game outside steam, or turn steam off auto start up
Was the claimant a ruler or just a courtier? Courtiers should become independent in most cases.
I thought the claimant has to be in your dynasty OR has a claim on a de-jure land of yours? Thats what the tooltip says.
Save game compatible? We just tried to restart our MP game only for it to die in the arse and say no counts were available to picK?
Yes, but if he's already a landed vassal, it's better that he remains your vassal than that he takes a chunk out of your realm with him.
Yep they just RUINED the game again opening it up to that EXPLOIT of inviting ANYOLEBODY to your court, landing them and then going for their claims. Back to the ole NON-Historical gameplay again with CHEESY EXPLOITABLE tactics included.
I did enjoy it for 2-1/2 days though when it was FIXED and working "as it should". 
so what's new with 1.05e? is it only this inviting and pressing the claim, or are there some more changes?
Yep they just RUINED the game again opening it up to that EXPLOIT of inviting ANYOLEBODY to your court, landing them and then going for their claims. Back to the ole NON-Historical gameplay again with CHEESY EXPLOITABLE tactics included.
Your opinion. I rather enjoy not having the game balanced around multiplayer.
I don't see the Invite-Land-Claim strategy as an exploit. You're technically making a non-dynastic vassal stronger, which isn't a good thing.
