Bug or feature: Estate influence very high

[Alech]

I'm not sure if this is a bug or feature:

After converting my game from CK2 into EU4, the estates all have 40 influence from controlled provinces even though I revoked ALL the provinces they held at the start. Am I missing something? Are they supposed to default that high?

 

[Strigoi Tyrannus]

Did you advance time? Atleast some estate modifiers still remain on effect (or atleast that tooltip) for a while, maybe until the end of a month, even when it has already ended.

 

[Badesumofu]

Did you advance time? Atleast some estate modifiers still remain on effect (or atleast that tooltip) for a while, maybe until the end of a month, even when it has already ended.

Influence updates as soon as you revoke or grant the province. This sounds like a bug with the converter which I guess should be reported in the CK2 bug report forum (since the converter is a DLC for that game).

 

[Alech]

Yes, I advanced time. I'll report this in the CK2 forums then. Thanks

 

[Alech]

I kind of figured out what's happening; the converter has given the land to the estates that's not not a state. Where in the conversion mod is that little value stored I wonder?

 

[BarrosRodrigues]

If you restart the game the influence should go away at the beginning of the next month.

 

[Alech]

If you restart the game the influence should go away at the beginning of the next month.

No. You misunderstand me.

After the game is converted, the three estates are given holdings. Lots of them. In provinces that aren't states. That means you can't revoke the holdings without first making te province a state.

They still gain influence from these hidden, irrevocable holdings however. And no; this influence doesn't go away. EVER.