Bug [1.06] - Newly formed kingdom laws

[Emre Yigit]

"Since 1.06, all newly created kingdoms and empires default to Gavelkind instead of adapting the laws of your primary crown, like before."

This is not in the changelog and also somewhat bizarre, so I presume, a bug?

EDIT: Apparently also happens with duchies and empires. And you get the "new ruler" malus as well (in your old territories too).

EDIT 2: See discussion at: http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?617728-Kigdom-and-Empire-resetting-to-gavelkind

 

[MJNSoccer9]

Not sure if it's related or not, but in my current game (1.06 with CK2+ v. 1.22) I spent quite some time building up the prestige and relations necessary to enact primogeniture, since I had three sons and didn't want to deal with conquering quite a bit of England again (playing originally as a created ruler Count of Devon, now Duke of Cornwall, Somerset, Lancaster, and with my first son Duke of Norfolk.) I finally got the 500 prestige necessary in CK2+ to make the succession law change. My first son inherited and amalgamated all the holdings, so that was successful. I played a couple years until he had a son (his second) and I noticed that my holdings were going to be split up again on his death: I went to look and sure enough my succession law had reverted to gavelkind.

I wonder if maybe this has to do with me changing primary titles? My son's primary title was Norfolk but I didn't like the coloration it gave the map, so I switched primary back to Cornwall. It was after this that he had his second son and I noticed the issue.

Hope this is a bug and not WAD, because it makes no sense to me, and I'm frustrated at the time I put into earning that prestige. Hope it can be fixed soon!

EDIT: Nevermind.

 

[CB60]

Yeah, what's up with this? It's hard to climb that hill again once you gain a kingdom title, particularly with an older ruler.

 

[Tyson_48]

Was there any statement if this is a bug or wad?