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Nerio

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As per title...

I started the game in 867 as the count of Orvieto and when I get to examine the page from which you can set the laws,
it appears as if the county is both feudal and tribal at the same time. Don't know why is that but I'd like to see it fixed ASAP!

I've got all DLCs minus HL and SI.

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If you mean both feudal and tribal by looking at bottom table where you can see "tribal levies" and "tribal taxation" it is normal. But it is kinda passive until you get some county with tribal government.
 

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If you mean both feudal and tribal by looking at bottom table where you can see "tribal levies" and "tribal taxation" it is normal.

Yes, I'm referring to that issue. But why would that be, though?
 

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Since different government types are present now, i guess game needs this feature to handle different type of governments.
If you start 867 in brittish isles. You can have both tribal and feudal type of counties. I think its better now to handle different type of vassals.
 

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In case you have a tribal vassal. Definitely is supposed to be there.

Same goes for city and temples. Just because you don't have them as vassals, doesn't mean you can't set their tax rates for when you might.
 

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Prety shure your Horse lords DLC isnt installing just like everyone else ATM.
All the nomad characters are tribal without the dlc

Problem is, I haven't actually bought that DLC yet.

Since different government types are present now, i guess game needs this feature to handle different type of governments.
If you start 867 in brittish isles. You can have both tribal and feudal type of counties. I think its better now to handle different type of vassals.

In case you have a tribal vassal. Definitely is supposed to be there.

Same goes for city and temples. Just because you don't have them as vassals, doesn't mean you can't set their tax rates for when you might.

Oh, OK then. Thanks a bunch, didn't know about that...
 
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