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So if i have an heir in my court and he inherits or i push their claim, they will often(along with a spouse and any children they are educating) stay in my court, counting against me with a fertility malus. Its annoying, I cant get rid of them. I managed to scoot the rulers, but now their spouses just wont leave. This also means they are producing no children
 

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I noticed this happening this morning in the CK2+ game I was playing. I gave out a title to an unlanded courtier, and his wife stayed behind at my court. Even more unusual was the fact that I was able to invite the queen of Castile to my court despite the fact that she was still married to the living king of Castile. I never had issues with this before the 2.8 patch.
 

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I noticed this happening this morning in the CK2+ game I was playing. I gave out a title to an unlanded courtier, and his wife stayed behind at my court. Even more unusual was the fact that I was able to invite the queen of Castile to my court despite the fact that she was still married to the living king of Castile. I never had issues with this before the 2.8 patch.
I also can invite married females. In fact one of my children of a previous ruler i was able to invite back, had I chosen to do so. They can still have babies even if in different courts but still, the court system must be bugged because this is happening to me even in vanilla. Needs to be patched i think
 

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I've had this problem too, and I've tried using console commands to move people out of my court to compensate, but the 'move' console command does not seem to be working for me. New vassals will go to their own courts but their families stay behind, when I try to move them with console commands the game does not seem to recognize the recipient court after a move command is given, I will just get a message saying "(Character name) has left your court for -----" and they stay in my court.

I know for certain I am not making mistakes with inputting the commands/character IDs because I can still use other commands I worked with (i.e. pollinate, between the same characters I am trying to move). I've used commands to banish vassals' family members who won't leave my court but their destination after that is rather random rather than with the spouses/parents they are supposed to be with, so the problem still isn't entirely fixed by that. While separated characters not having children/heirs can be worked around by using the pollinate command to get the wife pregnant, it is tedious to do, and also a little bizarre in my opinion, but if you desperately need to have 2 separated characters in your game have a kid prior to this issue being fixed, this can be a possible last resort. I'm really hoping this can be handled by the next patch, my court is clogged with vassal spouses and kids who should have left with them when I gave their families titles.
 

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I've had this also, where i grant titles to courtiers, their wives will stay in court, though they are clearly at their new holding. This happened after completing a 'holy war' and handing out titles - especially quite noticeably for mayors and bishops.
 

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Who should we let know of this happening?
I've had this problem too, and I've tried using console commands to move people out of my court to compensate, but the 'move' console command does not seem to be working for me. New vassals will go to their own courts but their families stay behind, when I try to move them with console commands the game does not seem to recognize the recipient court after a move command is given, I will just get a message saying "(Character name) has left your court for -----" and they stay in my court.

I know for certain I am not making mistakes with inputting the commands/character IDs because I can still use other commands I worked with (i.e. pollinate, between the same characters I am trying to move). I've used commands to banish vassals' family members who won't leave my court but their destination after that is rather random rather than with the spouses/parents they are supposed to be with, so the problem still isn't entirely fixed by that. While separated characters not having children/heirs can be worked around by using the pollinate command to get the wife pregnant, it is tedious to do, and also a little bizarre in my opinion, but if you desperately need to have 2 separated characters in your game have a kid prior to this issue being fixed, this can be a possible last resort. I'm really hoping this can be handled by the next patch, my court is clogged with vassal spouses and kids who should have left with them when I gave their families titles.
yeah i get the same for the move command, didnt know there was a banish command. I always tried move charid of moved char and charid of court i want to move them too. --- happens and stays in my court. Move only works to move them to your court
 

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I've had this problem too, and I've tried using console commands to move people out of my court to compensate, but the 'move' console command does not seem to be working for me. New vassals will go to their own courts but their families stay behind, when I try to move them with console commands the game does not seem to recognize the recipient court after a move command is given, I will just get a message saying "(Character name) has left your court for -----" and they stay in my court.

I know for certain I am not making mistakes with inputting the commands/character IDs because I can still use other commands I worked with (i.e. pollinate, between the same characters I am trying to move). I've used commands to banish vassals' family members who won't leave my court but their destination after that is rather random rather than with the spouses/parents they are supposed to be with, so the problem still isn't entirely fixed by that. While separated characters not having children/heirs can be worked around by using the pollinate command to get the wife pregnant, it is tedious to do, and also a little bizarre in my opinion, but if you desperately need to have 2 separated characters in your game have a kid prior to this issue being fixed, this can be a possible last resort. I'm really hoping this can be handled by the next patch, my court is clogged with vassal spouses and kids who should have left with them when I gave their families titles.
Ive thought about it and it doesnt feel right for me to banish the spouses as i steal their money. I know i can deduct it from myself but afaik theres no way to readd the money to the person whos been banished. This is such bs, please fix courts Ck devs.
 

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Here's how you fix this with the move command: first you have to switch to the person whose court you want the character to be in, and then just use "move <charID>" where that is the ID of the character you want moved.
 

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Here's how you fix this with the move command: first you have to switch to the person whose court you want the character to be in, and then just use "move <charID>" where that is the ID of the character you want moved.

Good thinking, since the move command is only broken for sending characters outside of your court (and not into it). I just tested this and I was able to get a vassal's family out of my court by using the receiving function of the move command after I switched over to play as that vassal from my own character, so this works. While it could be a bit tedious to constantly switch between characters to accomplish this, it should be a good workaround for this bug until the next patch can clean things up.
 

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Here's how you fix this with the move command: first you have to switch to the person whose court you want the character to be in, and then just use "move <charID>" where that is the ID of the character you want moved.
do you know if simply banishing the character(they never move to their spouses court) affects their fertility?