At a certain point a keep/wall will give you more per gold than a troop-building will, yes. I haven't bothered to actually calculate it, though
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I'd like to follow up on this if I could. In my current game as William in England, there are many small uncreated duchies (Oxford, Kent, and ugh, the one containing Winchester) near Middlesex. So I can personally take on any number of counties without regard for the rep hit when the two duchy limit is exceeded. The question is the best use of demesne points comparing baronies and counties when the duchy limitation isn't an issue. Any thoughts are appreciated.
Posted an installment on councilors.
You'll probably benefit a bit more from holding those counties in that case, yes, due to to the vassals you'd have.
Thank you for the section on adviser missions. That's something I really think is poorly explained by the game.
I suggest installment 8 (CBs and some on Claims) be filled out with a definitive discussion of claimants. It still causes a great deal of confusion, and the "rules" sometimes don't seem to apply (probably because they are not articulated with suffiicent precision, especially as to who counts as a "vassal" for vassal status in the conquered province or duchy).
Vide http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?592863-Understanding-claimants-invited-to-court
Vide http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?592863-Understanding-claimants-invited-to-court
Heh, just betrothed my 4 year old king to his 16 year old... half grandmother as she had awesome stats and Quick generic trait. Planning to use her as the tutor for him too, I guess I'll find out just how realistically they keep track of this Inbred stuff.
I'm not even sure I'm describing her and his association in the family the right way. My 4 year old king was a great-grandson of my previous king, while she was the daughter of the previous king with a different wife.
Half-cousin once removed is the most appropriate description I can think of. It conforms to the 4 degrees of separation rule (2 generations up, +1 due to different mother, 1 generation down), so you shouldn't get any problems unless you've done any further inbreeding.
Hmm this latest entry didn't seem to go into as exhaustive a detail as normal. I assume that's because the files are locked? You left out all the non congenital traits as well as what effect (if any) parents base stats have on child as well as what effects guardians have. I was looking forward to something like, "Have your child personally tutored for the majority then switch to a guardian at the end to pick up excellent traits like Grey Eminence". I'm not sure if that's even possible. Do they pick that trait up when they come of age or is it determined earlier?
My next installment will probably be on the topic of education.
I was going to both in a single installment at first, but decided instead to go into somewhat higher detail for breeding and do education later.
Just a general idea: do you think you could add screenshots to your guide? Some of us (me!) are visual learners and while your guide looks in-depth it can be a little tedious without images to correspond with the ideas/suggestions.
Man! Just wanted to say thank you for your hard work! Your guide really is very helpful for a newbie like me (and to many advanced players I believe).
Keep up the good work! I might give you the County of Öland...
Keep up the good work! I might give you the County of Öland...
Wow, I must have missed that in the patch notes. -8! this really reinforces the need to avoid the inbred trait!
Assuming you are still interested in doing a print version, I need an Introduction please. Cheers
Not too big, maybe a third of A4, just something for me to play with tomorrow. Please post it here.
Not too big, maybe a third of A4, just something for me to play with tomorrow. Please post it here.
I don't have the time to do that right now, but I'll probably have time tomorrow.
Nitpicking, but traits like Fair or Ugly don't give bonuses/maluses to the "opposite sex" - they apply to anyone who would be attracted to your character's gender. So a Ugly male gets negative reactions from straight women and gay men.
Hi Meneth! I'm working on ways to update a printed file(?)(Java) automatically... so you can still update your forum page, yet the printed article will also update along with you... (??whether successful is yet to be found out...) But could you please add a BookMark to your separate Headings. Thanks.