[2.8.0] When given a Title, NPC's spouse don't move with them

[Wise Strategist]

As the title says. I'm noticing an error where if you give a married NPC in your court a title their spouse and concubines don't move into their court. Even the "move" console command, doesn't work.

Has anyone else noticed this?

 

[ReginaGloriana]

Yup, their children don't follow them either.

 

[[Arthur-PDX]]

Yo,

Weird stuff indeed, I'll make a ticket for that. In the meantime, just assume they're all having open relationships.

Cheers


Arthur

 

[Matt516]

Ah, so that's what's going on. I didn't realize it was a bug but I was confused why people didn't seem to be moving after getting married.

 

[Caspian Mortis]

I can confirm this, very annoying!

Unacceptable!

SAD!

 

[Matt516]

Any updates on this one? Hoping to see it resolved in the next patch - it's really contributing to court bloat. :/

 

[darthfanta]

Not just spouses.Their children don't leave as well.

 

[Ruisuki]

Yo,

Weird stuff indeed, I'll make a ticket for that. In the meantime, just assume they're all having open relationships.

Cheers


Arthur

mate the councilor status is also screwed. whenever heirs inherit they have an opinion malus 'fired' if they were a part of your council. Same for if they become incapable via disease

 

[AlexArgos]

I'm also experiencing the bug of wives and underage kids staying behind. I have 3 landed sons and a brother and all their wives and kids are at my court! I had to offer them concubines so they keep having kids. And the wives can't be sent away, the "ask to leave court" option isn't available.

Would attaching a save file help?

 

[Ruisuki]

its really bad man. the wife and husband split to dif courts when he inherited something. so she can now become scum and pushes a claim to a kingdom. Now shes about to inherit my duchy. Need a fix ASAP, killing the game

 

[robbiow]

This has also been happening in my Byz game (uploaded file in thread here), there are a couple of wives still in court after husbands were titled.

 

[trusion]

Also getting this.

In some instances, it works to my benefit (keeping a skilled courtier around even when they should have left), but not too happy with the 100+ guys in court that probably will keep growing.