But they still need a history... And paradox must make characters for this date. I don't believe this will happen.
But im sure there is a mod, with exactly this scenario... Hm.
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But they still need a history... And paradox must make characters for this date. I don't believe this will happen.
But im sure there is a mod, with exactly this scenario... Hm.
They could, but with the mess it would create in the history database it seems far easier to build as a mod. So if Paradox would create it they would most likely create it as a mod for their own game.
I'd like some moddable permissions for holding certain types of holdings. Now, we have every feudal lord being able to hold a castle, and only muslim feudal lords can also hold mosques - I'd like it if we were able to mod the permissions.
I'd love ability to mod warscore. Would be handy in making some provinces really strategic.
The ability to ally with kingdoms that does not involve marriage or familial relations.
To what extent? If I want to make the Neck in AGOT mod a key province, or an eastern Iberian province, how do I do it?
From the interview about The Republic DLC. We can expect some other features as well. Here's what I hope :
_New flavored Papal election, maybe with a college of Cardinals like in Total War, or some other system, but not just a random guy spawning in Rome.
_ Stop giving strong claims to a lord over a land when he loses independance wars against it. Leads to nonsense with huge empires cause we just have to crush the rebels one by one to take back the counties once they won their independance. It's merely a good thing because we even can tore apart a single kingdom or a super duke by pressing all the claims at the same time.
_ Make raising Crown Authority much harder, especially for Absolute Levels. Maybe some technologicals requirements would be a good idea, like Noble Customs 3 + Majesty 3 or something like that.
_More events and decisions. Sometimes I can play fastest speed during years because nothing is happening. I love the events, so don't make them rare (except for the super rares ofc).
_ New calculation of the war %, sometimes annihilating the opponent army should be enough to win some wars like the depose liege ones. (it fits in a historical way)
_ Now that I have tested the tournament system in the Game of Thrones, I would love to see the same in vanilla, though it may be harder to record the medals for every person in the world that is so much bigger than Westeros.
I played around a little with this during patch 1.07. I haven't looked at it since, but here it is anyway. It contains two mods, one that takes away all lieges, so everybody is independent but retain all their titles and so still get de-jure claims. The other takes away all the characters' titles above Count.
View attachment no liege mod.rar
I'm hoping for crown authority to be significantly harder to raise especially the larger your country is (absolutism in England is about 50 years after the game ends, in France it's still 200 years away; for the empire it's never), and for it to have worse consequences.
Also if the ck2plus faction system revamp could make it in the base game. And for riverine provinces to get flagged as coastal (or a riverine flag) for the purposes of trade and city buildings, at least along major rivers like the Rhine, Vistula, Seine, etc (likely not the Loire, which wasn't navigable past Angers at the time).
Every lithuanian/prussian/general baltic province needs at least one more holding and one more slot at game start, or some way to survive. Similarly, because african provinces are so few, it would probably be best if they had all seven possible slots; I can't remember if this applies to vanilla CK2, but in CK2plus, both subsaharan empires are impossible to form without going on a rampage in North Africa.
EDIT - Ships excluded from the retinue manpower count. I can vaguely live with higher end units getting cut off for manpower count, but every single ship the retinue count removes is the equivalent of 75 knights in vanilla and 10 in ck2plus when converted to maintenance costs, and it's not like fleets are that huge.
Also if the ck2plus faction system revamp could make it in the base game. And for riverine provinces to get flagged as coastal (or a riverine flag) for the purposes of trade and city buildings, at least along major rivers like the Rhine, Vistula, Seine, etc (likely not the Loire, which wasn't navigable past Angers at the time).
Every lithuanian/prussian/general baltic province needs at least one more holding and one more slot at game start, or some way to survive. Similarly, because african provinces are so few, it would probably be best if they had all seven possible slots; I can't remember if this applies to vanilla CK2, but in CK2plus, both subsaharan empires are impossible to form without going on a rampage in North Africa.
EDIT - Ships excluded from the retinue manpower count. I can vaguely live with higher end units getting cut off for manpower count, but every single ship the retinue count removes is the equivalent of 75 knights in vanilla and 10 in ck2plus when converted to maintenance costs, and it's not like fleets are that huge.
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Perhaps the construction of some sort of highway system/trade route could allow inland provinces to link up and for trade posts to be constructed by factions in one inland province in another. This could be pre-made in the case of the silk route, but very rarely found elsewhere, with the possible exception of a few overland routes to mali.
A split of the staticmodifiers.txt, giving it its own folder with a txt file for each of the subdivsions, would be nice. It would help a long way towards making mods more compatible.
I'm giving my +1 to that request. I hate seeing a holy roman empire with absolute crown authority in the early 12th century, which also makes playing as a duke within a large empire quite boring. I'd like to only see autonomous and small crown authority around until on average 1150, when medium crown authority becomes available for the next century or so.
It could also be linked to random special events, enabling a higher crown authority. If you are a really beloved ruler with a bit of luck, you'd be able to implement a higher crown authority before it technologically becomes available.
A possibility to reduce the opinion penalty for female rulers. For some reasons I often end with a long line of female rulers, since they proved to be better than their brothers (if there are brothers...) so the idea would be, that the opinion penalty for female rules would vanish after a time. I mean, when four Queens over 150 years triple the size of the territory and gain three additional kingdom titles, even the last duke should admit, that a female rule isn’t that bad. Maybe even the equality succession should become available.
Premise should be of course a long (e. g. 100 years) reign of female rulers. Preferably a good one.
Granted, I'm not sure, if the game is able to recognize a “good” ruler...
Premise should be of course a long (e. g. 100 years) reign of female rulers. Preferably a good one.
Granted, I'm not sure, if the game is able to recognize a “good” ruler...
I like that idea. It makes a lot of sense, Byzantium for example starts off technologically advanced and the Emperor had a lot more authority in his realm than the Kaiser did. It'd put a break on every realm being at least medium crown authority in 200 years.
Eventually we could make the possibility of High Crown authory dependent to the "Legitimation" technology? With a high legimitation you could Rise your crown authority more.
The authority of the Emperor of the HRE was comparable to other feudal states. Be able to raise CA easily is IMHO a general issue.
On a side note, why don't you use both Basileus and Kaiser?
Another bug that hasn't been corrected in months:
Others can still invite your heir to their court and make him a bishop. This is so preposterous! Why would the heir agree to such nonsense, specially since you can't do this yourself?
Others can still invite your heir to their court and make him a bishop. This is so preposterous! Why would the heir agree to such nonsense, specially since you can't do this yourself?
If the liege lost his armies in the war, this would be a great time to depose him. Maybe an event like the triumphs after a victory, but to give an ambitious plotter a claim?
I'd be fine with that, or anything that at least attempts to simulate the actual political realities of the succession of the Empire.