Capture over time?

[ealbaek]

Hi everyone. I seem to recall a note in a patch saying that if you're at war, and hold a region for a sufficient amount of time, you will eventually capture it. Is this true? As in, you can declare war on someone, capture all their lands, and instead of agreeing to a peace, you can wait it out, and at some point all the lands will fall to you? I just need this clarified Thx in advance.

 

[Shuriken]

There is a similar function in EU3 where same culture/religion provinces you've occupied have a chance to switch to you during an occupation, but I've never heard of it for CK2.

As you've explained it it just seems too exploitable, especially since you only actually take direct control of territory in certain types of wars.

 

[riknap]

I think you're probably confusing it for the automatic warscore that is gained for holding territory relevant to the CB.
So say you captured the county in question but neither of you could invade each others territory or attack each others armies for one reason or another, warscore automatically increases for the capturer over time (or defender over time if it hasn't been held yet) until the warscore reaches 100, wherein victory is automatically forced.