When you right click on a character portrait, you get a menu populated with various options. For each option that can appear, one of three things happens:
Here's an example:
The action menu for Cher:
Action menu for Luntiga:
Very different options. Why?
Also notice that Cher is "visiting" my court, while Luntiga is "at" my court. What's the difference, please? For what it's worth, dad (or is he??? lol) is also "at" the court, as is mom. Both are shoorveer (Rajputi equivalent of knights).
This confusion happens a lot, and seems to be related to some extremely weird behavior in the game surrounding where a person is and where that person's children are. In a lot of cases I see children hanging out at a court independently of their parents despite not having a guardian. It happens sometimes that both parents are at my court but their kid is someplace else and that means that I can't find a spouse for the kid or arrange a guardian for him.
Naravarma's expression captures my feelings pretty well, I think:
Dude is disappointed.
- Action appears, is selectable.
- Action appears, is not selectable. In this case the game often at least tries to explain why you can't take the action.
- Action does not appear in the menu.
Here's an example:
The action menu for Cher:
Action menu for Luntiga:
Very different options. Why?
Also notice that Cher is "visiting" my court, while Luntiga is "at" my court. What's the difference, please? For what it's worth, dad (or is he??? lol) is also "at" the court, as is mom. Both are shoorveer (Rajputi equivalent of knights).
This confusion happens a lot, and seems to be related to some extremely weird behavior in the game surrounding where a person is and where that person's children are. In a lot of cases I see children hanging out at a court independently of their parents despite not having a guardian. It happens sometimes that both parents are at my court but their kid is someplace else and that means that I can't find a spouse for the kid or arrange a guardian for him.
Naravarma's expression captures my feelings pretty well, I think:
Dude is disappointed.
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