A glitche and a concern with 1.06

[Alexandre]

I've been playing around with 1.06 for a while now and I've come across one glitch that's a bit annoying. I had a civilian harbour burn down while I was building a naval harbour. End result was that I was permanently down a civilian harbour in that province. Is it possible to force the top level harbour to burn, even if unbuilt, rather than a lower level one?

The current events push vassals to move towards their liege's inheretence system. As a general rule, that may be fine. However, there's something really odd -- and unballancing -- when an entire kingdom switches over to elective. I'd like to see elective law *not* have an event that pushes the entire feudal system towards some sort of quasi-republican one.

Alexandre

 

[Veldmaarschalk]

I've been playing around with 1.06 for a while now and I've come across one glitch that's a bit annoying. I had a civilian harbour burn down while I was building a naval harbour. End result was that I was permanently down a civilian harbour in that province. Is it possible to force the top level harbour to burn, even if unbuilt, rather than a lower level one?

The current events push vassals to move towards their liege's inheretence system. As a general rule, that may be fine. However, there's something really odd -- and unballancing -- when an entire kingdom switches over to elective. I'd like to see elective law *not* have an event that pushes the entire feudal system towards some sort of quasi-republican one.

Alexandre

Damn, Alexandre what connections do you have ?
Already playing with patch 1.06, while we common people only just have received patch 1.05.

I have seen kingdoms switch to elective with 1.05, dut I can't really make out yet of it really unbalances the game.

 

[Heavenseed]

I've been playing around with 1.06 for a while now and I've come across one glitch that's a bit annoying. I had a civilian harbour burn down while I was building a naval harbour. End result was that I was permanently down a civilian harbour in that province. Is it possible to force the top level harbour to burn, even if unbuilt, rather than a lower level one?

The current events push vassals to move towards their liege's inheretence system. As a general rule, that may be fine. However, there's something really odd -- and unballancing -- when an entire kingdom switches over to elective. I'd like to see elective law *not* have an event that pushes the entire feudal system towards some sort of quasi-republican one.

Alexandre

You conquered Jerusalem and prized with 1.06, while we heretics condemned with 1.05? So tell us more what it's like!

 

[binTravkin]

Could I get a copy?