1.9.2 HOTFIX - Checksum e938
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As usual the most game-breaking bugs get squashed very quickly following appropriate bug reports. Thanks for the quick hotfix!
Good to see an hotfix, but the "can always transfer provinces to warleader" is missing imo. 
Good to see an hotfix, but the "can always transfer provinces to warleader" is missing imo.
Agreed
I can confirm it is not fixed
Just happened in my game with the new patch
Dismantles due to a lack of eligible emperor
I like the work, and always appreciate it.
Related note: It's getting almost impossible to play traditional HRE now. The gain in Imperial Authority after restoring a prince or regaining unlawful territory isn't working. I'm 85 years in, and I've managed to get a grand total of 7 imperial points. A few years of peace and a couple of re-elections. I'm usually on Reichsregiment by now.
Related note: It's getting almost impossible to play traditional HRE now. The gain in Imperial Authority after restoring a prince or regaining unlawful territory isn't working. I'm 85 years in, and I've managed to get a grand total of 7 imperial points. A few years of peace and a couple of re-elections. I'm usually on Reichsregiment by now.
Makes perfect sense. HRE was far from even as centralized as it is in this game at the start, let alone even passing any reforms like those. Of course, it's a sandbox and can deviate from history (and does), but you can still move away from history, although now it seems to take way more time, which makes sense and makes it actually challenging to form likely the game's most powerful country.
Pretty sure devs mean Civil War as in the disaster/event "Civil War". War of the Roses & Parliamentary Civil War are completely different event chains unrelated to the generic Civil War.
thanks for the quick hotfix, i never did notice till now all these revolts were killing governments left and right in my game.
I meant traditionally in the sense of how it's previously worked in the game, not in history. Probably for the good of everyone, not much of what I do in this game comes close to historically accurate.
I only mention it because I didn't see the things that aren't working in the changelog.
Thanks for fixing Buryatia
thank you.But I think this fix won't affect game saves already in place right? Because I tried to load my game and Buryatia still have Eastern Archers, let the game run a few months and nothing, maybe I'll try to get more tech but I'll wait and see.
Nope. It changes the history files, which doesn't affect games that already started. You'll have to start a new game, or do some culture shift shenanigans to form Mughals.Thanks for fixing Buryatia
But I think this fix won't affect game saves already in place right? Because I tried to load my game and Buryatia still have Eastern Archers, let the game run a few months and nothing, maybe I'll try to get more tech but I'll wait and see.
I was hoping for a fix to the attrition issue. For me at least, it has an immense impact on gameplay.
On the other hand, I suppose it forces me to find new ways to handle AI nations thrice my size.
I suppose the longer it remains unfixed, the more likely I am to play the game and figure out a new strat.
So in fact, don't fix it. It seems like a good challenge. When greatly outnumbered, how does one handle the AI without attrition?
On the other hand, I suppose it forces me to find new ways to handle AI nations thrice my size.
I suppose the longer it remains unfixed, the more likely I am to play the game and figure out a new strat.
So in fact, don't fix it. It seems like a good challenge. When greatly outnumbered, how does one handle the AI without attrition?
oh ok thanks for the answer, well Now that the country has been fixed I can see myself starting a new game c: