The "Become Samrat Chakravartin" decision doesn't do what it's supposed to. (Unless e_india is supposed to only be one-third of India, which kind of undermines the whole point of having the decision.)
Expected behavior:
e_bengal, e_deccan, e_rajastan would become titular or be destroyed, e_india would unite India in one de jure empire
Observed behavior:
Whichever title is player's primary title becomes titular and its de jure vassals transfer to e_india. The other two are completely unaffected.
Proposed Fix:
In the file Crusader Kings II/decisions/realm_decisions.txt, change
into
There's no reason to use primary_title there (unless there's some subtlety to the original I'm missing), since this part of the Samrat Chakravartin decision works the same way no matter which of the three empires is your primary.
(The fix works in my game, but I haven't put it through any sort of rigorous testing.)
Expected behavior:
e_bengal, e_deccan, e_rajastan would become titular or be destroyed, e_india would unite India in one de jure empire
Observed behavior:
Whichever title is player's primary title becomes titular and its de jure vassals transfer to e_india. The other two are completely unaffected.
Proposed Fix:
In the file Crusader Kings II/decisions/realm_decisions.txt, change
Code:
hidden_tooltip = {
primary_title = {
any_direct_de_jure_vassal_title = {
de_jure_liege = e_india
}
}
}
into
Code:
hidden_tooltip = {
# primary_title = {
# any_direct_de_jure_vassal_title = {
# de_jure_liege = e_india
# }
#}
e_bengal = {
any_direct_de_jure_vassal_title = {
de_jure_liege = e_india
}
}
e_rajastan = {
any_direct_de_jure_vassal_title = {
de_jure_liege = e_india
}
}
e_deccan = {
any_direct_de_jure_vassal_title = {
de_jure_liege = e_india
}
}
}
There's no reason to use primary_title there (unless there's some subtlety to the original I'm missing), since this part of the Samrat Chakravartin decision works the same way no matter which of the three empires is your primary.
(The fix works in my game, but I haven't put it through any sort of rigorous testing.)
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