Bigger fonts will be introduced, probably, in the next DLC "Bigger things DLC" for 5 euro.
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Bigger fonts will be introduced, probably, in the next DLC "Bigger things DLC" for 5 euro.
It's good to see that there is willingness to change coalitions a.k.a. defensive pacts. But currently the only difference i see from the current "coalitions" is the name change because of this:
Since you'll be at 100% infamy 100% of the time anyway all the other changes don't seem to matter that much. It would have been nice to see more radical changes to infamy decay(more) and infamy gain(less). Perhaps even add new ways to lose infamy.
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It means you cannot invite muslims to your "depose antipope" wars anymore.
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did you fix the Flanders & Aquitaine problem yet??
and are we able to turn down calls to arms again?
and are we able to turn down calls to arms again?
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The way I understand it is that you couldn't change the succession law to ultimogeniture if you had nominated your youngest son to inherit a bishopric (is that the case? I never tried that, if your realm is small enough or your character is well liked enough to pull that off, you might as well just go proper elective instead). Now you can - but you have to do it before the incumbent bishop dies or it's blocked again.
Edit: Alternatively, this could refer to the inheritance itself. Meaning that the law change is always allowed, but your youngest son would still inherit your titles should you die before the bishop does, but not if the bishop dies first.
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Well, i'm not sure ninoallen will understand your sarcasm. You should use a smilie or something to prevent misunderstandings. Just sayin..
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I'm curious on what the developers opinion are on the Flanders dejure and Aquitaine kingdom formation.
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How often does the AI use a favor to betroth people anyway? Generally I see it going the other way: I spend a favor to arrange a betrothal, and then the AI breaks it later, meaning I've wasted a favor. Avoiding that is good.
The game often considers a spouse to be a "close relative" for various purposes (e.g. opinion modifiers when you murder them). This change presumably means that determining whether an affair is incestuous won't be one of them.
But what about situations where a religious head is also a major secular power? I'm thinking of the Caliphs for instance, who are generally major powers. Are the Fatimids now immune to fighting allies?
God everything in this update is just perfect in every way....especially the music option, because with all due respect to the artists, Paradox Dubstep isn't really my thing. I love the shatter to boats chance, makes a lot more sense and it makes raiding a lot more fun.
I also think, even though it took 131 hours I finally have a good idea on how mechanics work that I'm excited when reading patch notes.
I also think, even though it took 131 hours I finally have a good idea on how mechanics work that I'm excited when reading patch notes.
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Say, are these two settings, or just one? Personally, I'd like to be able to listen to all the cultural music, but without getting war music while at peace, or peacetime music while at war.
But what about wars against Cailphs? Or even the rare Fylkir?
Simple example. I'm the Saffarid Shah and have managed to secure an alliance with the Byzantines. I declare war on the Abbasid Caliph. Can I call the ERE into said war, even though it is against a Religious head not of their faith?
Truthfully I have no clue which music pack it was in. I just buy them all during steam sales or when a new dlc launches.Can't you simply uncheck this one in the launchers' DLC tab ?