I was playing as Aerys and after he died as Rhaegar I got two events right away that each of my children was a bastard.
[AGOT] A Game of Thrones: Bug Reporting Thread
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When having prisoners, the banish prisoner choice on the intrigue page doesn't seem to do anything when its clicked.
Well the only time I've had it work now is when you get the popup message from the other party and if you accept through that but otherwise it doesn't work for me
That one's closer to WAD than bug. Because of the way CK2 handles genetics, the game will spontaneously generate people with Valyrian phenotypes. So the mod cleans that up, to keep the trait more confined and closer to the way it appears in the books (i.e. rare).
Strange, my betrothals are working fine 
My banish is also working correctly.
Just one question: I banished my own wife to the wall (she was plotting to kill me), but it didn't divorce? It's intended to work this way?
My banish is also working correctly.
Just one question: I banished my own wife to the wall (she was plotting to kill me), but it didn't divorce? It's intended to work this way?
Please adjust soldiers obtained by miltiary buildings. They are too few compared to default numbers assigned to them. They are pretty much useless now.
I have the free/papal investiture law available. Unless that's supposed to apply to the high septon or grand maester (which is a cool idea!), I think that is a bug.
As a wildling they see me unfit to rule and rise up against me repeatedly when I've barely played for a year.
It is too easy to take over the whole beyond the wall - raise a few companies of the cheapest mercenaries and declare war on all your neighbors with the invasion cb. You can then do the same to the next layer of neighbors once that one falls keeping the same mercenaries. If an uprising takes one of your provinces (which is done way too fast btw, sometimes before I can even get to where the rebels are) it's no loss as you can just do the same invasion declaration with them.
There's also no CB for attacking the nights watch and I can actually swear fealty to them.
As a wildling they see me unfit to rule and rise up against me repeatedly when I've barely played for a year.
It is too easy to take over the whole beyond the wall - raise a few companies of the cheapest mercenaries and declare war on all your neighbors with the invasion cb. You can then do the same to the next layer of neighbors once that one falls keeping the same mercenaries. If an uprising takes one of your provinces (which is done way too fast btw, sometimes before I can even get to where the rebels are) it's no loss as you can just do the same invasion declaration with them.
There's also no CB for attacking the nights watch and I can actually swear fealty to them.
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Playing as Stannis, King Robert granted me more than 10 lordships across Stormlands and Crownlans. I didn't think that he loved me that much.
I observed Robert "inheriting" Stormlands and then the Vale from Renly..who was still alive..Renly would then usurp one or the other back...and then Robert would "inherit" it back a few months later...then Renly who was still alive would again usurp...and Robert would "inherit" and so on and so on
Im a random duke who hasnt done much if you need that to help track the bug down.
Oh and in another game I saw some random duke inherit a land beyond the wall..which then led to wildlings attacking which somehow let some of the northerners get holy war cbs on the wildlings (but not me, who was definetly not their religion) which led to the north taking over much of the beyond the wall lands..and annoyingly when the wildlings would suicidially counter attack it would seemingly trigger the great war mechanics and the iron throne would split up but everybody would join the iron throne and crush the tiny wildling count..it was sad yet annoying.
Im a random duke who hasnt done much if you need that to help track the bug down.
Oh and in another game I saw some random duke inherit a land beyond the wall..which then led to wildlings attacking which somehow let some of the northerners get holy war cbs on the wildlings (but not me, who was definetly not their religion) which led to the north taking over much of the beyond the wall lands..and annoyingly when the wildlings would suicidially counter attack it would seemingly trigger the great war mechanics and the iron throne would split up but everybody would join the iron throne and crush the tiny wildling count..it was sad yet annoying.
The Night's Watch is fighting itself. Cotter Pyke attacked Aemon (who inherited the Night's Watch).
EDIT : Mance Rayder inherited the Night's Watch after Aemon Targaryen died. Mance also inherited his claims on the Iron Throne though. This probably shouldn't happen.
EDIT : Mance Rayder inherited the Night's Watch after Aemon Targaryen died. Mance also inherited his claims on the Iron Throne though. This probably shouldn't happen.
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The Lord Commander of the Night's Watch can't be picked in MP at the start of game (Because it is Theocracy), but after save it seems to be ok.
Commanders of Towers are pickable, but one is Lowborn at the start, so only Shadow Tower can be played.
Commanders of Towers are pickable, but one is Lowborn at the start, so only Shadow Tower can be played.
I found a bug where you do the personal interaction with a character and you give him a gift nothing happens, his opinion of you doesn´t change, you just lose your gold.
Can't see this on the last few pages but I'll confess that I didn't read through all 22.
Playing as Rhaegar after we win Roberts war, I decided that for the good of the Realm that my insane farther needed to die. Luckily all of the small council seems to agree so alomst instantly I have a plot score of over 170%. I still didn't get any options to trigger the plot. Have plot to kill events been turned off or something?
Playing as Rhaegar after we win Roberts war, I decided that for the good of the Realm that my insane farther needed to die. Luckily all of the small council seems to agree so alomst instantly I have a plot score of over 170%. I still didn't get any options to trigger the plot. Have plot to kill events been turned off or something?
Also posting here at least some of these are probably bugs
Played as craster crowned my self king of the wall and then passed the title on to gilly. Strange things that I noticed:
1) When you crown yourself king of the wall you make the land beyond the wall de jure part of the North, and create yourself titular Emperor of beyond the wall. You are thus not the de jure ruller of anyone, not that you should be really, but it means that the other wildlings wont follow your lead. You can stil create the King of Beyond the wall title while you are emperor. I think the emperor conditions probably need to be made harder as well.
2) I, as Gilly, mattrilearly married the Lord Commander of the Nightswatch. The 2nd best suggested option was Baristan Selmy...
3) Craster can't have a single child more, at least normally. I got a couple of daughters through the giving someone a tumble event, but never naturally. Probably because your first wife is the only one it checks and she is past child bearing age. I would kill her and make one of the younger ones the "first wife" if possible.
4) No CBs on the nightswatch. No CBs on any of the iron throne other than heretic Holy war CBs on the North. The Nightswatch had a Holy war CB which it used on the wildlings. Obvioulsy you have your awesome conquer everything CB on other wildlings so relatively easy to become king beyond the wall but nothing to do after that. Although with any CB on the wall it would have fallen pretty easily...
5) The Wildling rebel event is tottaly broken. It needs to produce way less troops and fire way less often. Probably only for high lords/kings, the chieftans just can't deal with it.
Played as craster crowned my self king of the wall and then passed the title on to gilly. Strange things that I noticed:
1) When you crown yourself king of the wall you make the land beyond the wall de jure part of the North, and create yourself titular Emperor of beyond the wall. You are thus not the de jure ruller of anyone, not that you should be really, but it means that the other wildlings wont follow your lead. You can stil create the King of Beyond the wall title while you are emperor. I think the emperor conditions probably need to be made harder as well.
2) I, as Gilly, mattrilearly married the Lord Commander of the Nightswatch. The 2nd best suggested option was Baristan Selmy...
3) Craster can't have a single child more, at least normally. I got a couple of daughters through the giving someone a tumble event, but never naturally. Probably because your first wife is the only one it checks and she is past child bearing age. I would kill her and make one of the younger ones the "first wife" if possible.
4) No CBs on the nightswatch. No CBs on any of the iron throne other than heretic Holy war CBs on the North. The Nightswatch had a Holy war CB which it used on the wildlings. Obvioulsy you have your awesome conquer everything CB on other wildlings so relatively easy to become king beyond the wall but nothing to do after that. Although with any CB on the wall it would have fallen pretty easily...
5) The Wildling rebel event is tottaly broken. It needs to produce way less troops and fire way less often. Probably only for high lords/kings, the chieftans just can't deal with it.
Somehow the Valyrian Swords arent showed correct....The Event to see them all shows only Ice and the Sword of the Mormonts.... Also as Ironborn i cant gift gold to any of my vassals, i still looses money but no effect.
Also posting here at least some of these are probably bugs
Played as craster crowned my self king of the wall and then passed the title on to gilly. Strange things that I noticed:
2) I, as Gilly, mattrilearly married the Lord Commander of the Nightswatch. The 2nd best suggested option was Baristan Selmy...
This is the one I can tell you about (sorry about your other 4 problems--I do believe the wildlings will get better in future releases): We can't find a way to restrict human players in their choice of marriages. We can only set up traits that make them incredibly unattractive to the AI so that the AI won't marry them. It's up to you whether you want to exploit your innate ability as a human to disregard such traits or to, on this one thing, be as dumb as a computer.
Found another one (if I was the first, of course): House Sarwyck has no connections in Dynasty Tree.