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PhilBlanchard

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At some point while playing Byzantine (since 857) - Around 1104 / but I cannot see when exactly / under which specific circumstances - a heir succeeded but without following Primogeniture, which is always there from the beginning when playing Byzantine. And I could not go back to it, because it said Byzantine had yet to "discover it" --- See attached.

And I did *not* change it. But somehow if defaulted back to "Partition" -out of the blue.
 

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I'm not sure that this is a bug so much as it is by design. The Byzantines are one the few starts (the only?) on the map with primo.

It's designed to make them less stable and powerful at some stage in the mid game when eventually a faction installs a new Basileus.
 
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I'm not sure that this is a bug so much as it is by design. The Byzantines are one the few starts (the only?) on the map with primo.

It's designed to make them less stable and powerful at some stage in the mid game when eventually a faction installs a new Basileus.
I don’t think it’s a design feature; primo for the Byzantines is supposed to be part of the representation of stronger centralized rule, right? I don’t think the legitimacy that allows primo for the ERE is from who’s on the throne but the title itself.
 

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I don’t think it’s a design feature; primo for the Byzantines is supposed to be part of the representation of stronger centralized rule, right? I don’t think the legitimacy that allows primo for the ERE is from who’s on the throne but the title itself.
I mean after the makedon dynasty fell you saw a rapid succession before securing onto the kommenoi for a bit, only to have another flurry
 
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