he estado intentado descargarme el mod HIP pero no me aparece una carpeta mod donde descargarlo y si la creo yo no me funciona , alguien sabe que puede pasar ?
Primero, acuérdate que según las reglas del foro, aquí se habla inglés.he estado intentado descargarme el mod HIP pero no me aparece una carpeta mod donde descargarlo y si la creo yo no me funciona , alguien sabe que puede pasar ?
Since the new draconian restrictions for MR titles in Frosty2, patricians can't appoint potential heirs as Apprentice (from Hermetic Society). IMHO at least this one should be relaxed as it is not a court title and doesn't give any prestige or salary.
Hi, do you know why is the Kingdom of Jerusalem considered, with HIP, a theocracy, and is thus unplayable ? Until ~1204, where it becomes playable, the Crusader kingdom of Jerusalem is considered a theocracy, with a king-bishop at its head. Do you guys know how to fix it ?
Rise of the Druze event looks a bit off
Ill AI characters seem to sometimes not receive treatment.
And secretly converting through holy site is not an option for me. Is this bugged or not? I made a thread about this earlier with no answers.
All Bön characters start with Agnatic succession. Seeing as Bön are disallowed from switching to Agnatic-Cognatic, all gender succession laws besides Agnatic are out of reach for them unless they switch religions which also seems very strange. I checked 769, 867, and 1066 bookmarks. Not sure how much of this is intentional, but surely it is unintentional for Zhangzhung and Sumpa characters, at the very least, given this patch note
Got also a similar bug with blank title in the text of the event about new electors
If you manage to get the Blood of Bayajidda and Magajiva, which enables the Enatic-Cognatic succession type, it is rather useless because you can't use it.
Switching to it would require getting Absolute Cognatic succession first, which requires a tolerance tech of 6 when feudal.
If you're tribal you're locked to Agnatic succession, which makes it impossible to switch to Absolute Cognatic (or Agnatic-Cognatic) in the first place in order to get to Enatic-Cognatic.
I cannot build a tradepost in Debul but I can without the mod and I can build it at all the other locations with the mod activated. Thank you.
I had three vassals revolt to increase council power. Upon enforcing demands only the leader, a king, was imprisoned; the second vassal , a duke, became the leader's vassal; and the third vassal, also a duke, became independent.
A second bug I faced, as a vassal king of the Mongol Empire, was an instant game over when Temujin dies, despite my heir being a duke and having many other landed relatives. If I declare an independence revolt right before Temujin's death I can keep on playing but, managing to obtain a white peace with the new Khan, upon his death I still get an insta game over.
Why my vassals are still able to declare war while the king's peace is already set to max?
Well, the valid CBs for him are holy war and county conquest IIRC.EMF implements King's Peace laws through removing access to CBs as appropriate instead of using the hardcoded King's Peace effects, because the latter are buggy and don't work properly all the time. Could you click through and tell me what CBs are valid? CBs against your direct liege are always available regardless of King's Peace laws.
I believe I have fixed this for the next version of EMF. It's a bit tricky because the CB effect doesn't actually tell the game to change vassal hierarchies or make characters independent, so those effects are a result of hardcoded interactions, and I tried working around them by forcefully making the victor the new liege of those characters.
Hmm. Could you tell me how your character's portrait ring looks in the end game screen when this happens? Do they become unlanded e.g., or do they become an unplayable government type, or does something else happen?
Please see the attached image. I become unlanded but remain the feudal government type. I've tried to show my realm behind the game over screen. What is interesting to note is that, when the incumbent Mongol Khan dies while I am a vassal the empire splits into the Golden Horde and Ilkhanate, but somebody inherits the Mongol Empire which continues to exist mostly in my kingdom. However, if I am in revolt or did not become a vassal at all the Mongol Empire does not split into its successor hordes at all.
Further, as can be seen, the county of Saray, a vassal of one of my Dukes, randomly becomes subject to the Golden Horde consistently while the rest of my realm remains under the Mongol Empire.
Anyway, I hope this screenshot sheds some sort of light on what is happening.
Does anyone else experience a sudden end of the Byzantine-Bulgarian war in the new millennium bookmark, playing as Basil II?
Just download the newest version but I keep getting this every time i try to install it:
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Is there any way to fix it so i can start using the mod?
Apologies for the delay, I had simply been procrastinating de-ironman-ing my save file. Having gotten around to it, however, I just booted up the save and used a kill command on Ogodei (unfortunately the only save I had from the time was after I assassinated Temujin while in revolt). Same thing happened - as was expected - the realm splits into its successor hordes but the Mongol Empire inherits (the majority of) my Kingdom. I can see what's happening in the log but can't make heads or tails of why what is going on is going on. I've pasted the game.log file below, I'm sure you can understand and glean more from it than I can.Hmm, odd. You get a game over from your character becoming unlanded and having all of his titles taken usurped to someone else (notice the strong claims for all the titles you used to have), most likely whoever is holding the Mongol Empire title, which is supposed to have been destroyed by the split anyway. The event that seems to be the most likely candidate for causing this is emf_mongol.206, but even that isn't supposed to fire for if the character holding a county title is controlled by a human.
There are a few more things you could tinker with if you're curious. The first would be to switch over to a different character who is not a vassal of the Mongols before the incumbent Mongol Khan dies and see how the empire splits up when there isn't a human-controlled vassal present. The second could be in combination with anything you have done so far, and that is to launch the game with the options "-debug -debugscripts", pause the game (if it doesn't end) when you get to either the Mongol Empire splitting event and/or when you get to the event where your titles are usurped, and check the last set of lines in Documents/Paradox Interactive/Crusader Kings II/logs/game.log. The events surrounding the splitting up of the Mongol Empire all have a lot of of logging commands to help us debug issues that might be causing them, so if you turn those logging commands on with the mentioned game options, you may be able to gleam some information from them (you probably shouldn't keep those options on though for recreational play, as they will cause your game to run slower).