313) FIXED IN 1.03: revoking titles scroll bar needed

[Spruce]

revoking titles scroll bar needed

when revoking titles - in case your vassal has many titles - you can't revoke some of their titles because they are behind the seal,

this is very annoying - there should be a scroll bar,

 

[CaBhaal]

Confirmed, the Revoke Title screen will only show 5 titles. Titles are ranked by level, then alphabetically. So to revoke a count title for someone who had 5 or more Duke titles would require you to sucessfully revoke the preceeding titles.

Not sure how much of a game breaker this is. How often do people revoke titles? I have done it only once, and had to go to war with the vassal anyway.

~CaBhaal

 

[unmerged(28842)]

As I do not use vassals in any way I always revoke their titles after conquering their lieges.

 

[unmerged(27106)]

I use "Revoke Title" as a compensation for not being able to negotiate on behalf of your vassals in wars against other Christian nations. After I make my peace with whomever is warring on my vassals, if they are still at war I revoke the title just before the province falls to the enemy. I've never had them say no, and it prevents the province from falling to someone who doesn't owe me fealty. Then, after the other army moves off, I just give the land back (or install a vassal more closely related to me) and go on my merry way.

Speaking of which, I think people should recieve a larger prestige bonus for installing counts NOT related to them. Otherwise, the natural inclination is to give it to people to whom you have blood ties. In one of my current games, half the counts in Europe are named "de Luxembourg", it seems....

 

[Bismarck]

I have revoked titles from one vassal to give to another(when creating a duchy)... so there are times when it comes in handy.

M

 

[unmerged(2456)]

I use "Revoke Title" as a compensation for not being able to negotiate on behalf of your vassals in wars against other Christian nations. After I make my peace with whomever is warring on my vassals, if they are still at war I revoke the title just before the province falls to the enemy. I've never had them say no, and it prevents the province from falling to someone who doesn't owe me fealty. Then, after the other army moves off, I just give the land back (or install a vassal more closely related to me) and go on my merry way.

While it may technically not be a bug, that sounds like to big of loophole to ignore IMO.