Short summary of your issue
Allow Marriage checked by default and cannot be unchecked right after landing an unlanded child
Game Version
1.4.2
What OS are you playing on?
Windows
What platform are you using?
Steam
Do you have mods enabled?
Yes
Have you tried verifying your game files (Steam only)?
No
How much "pain" is this causing you?
1
Please explain the issue you experienced in the most condensed way possible
I only use CK2 UI icon mods, Ironman friendly. I also disabled it and the bug still persist.
Just land your unlanded child. Allow Marriage is locked and you cannot uncheck it. It's on by default as if 10 years has passed even though it's not. I am not sure if it's only a visual/UI bug. I haven't see any child marrying on their own as of yet for a few years.
Last time I played was in Version 1.3 and I didn't have any issue with this. I also remember if they had been landed for 10 years and you have to allow marriage, there was a tooltip when I hover on it saying "It has been 10 years, character_name can marry on their own" or something along those lines. But here I can't uncheck allow marriage right after I landed him. It's checked by default after I landed him and clicking it does nothing. Also there's no tooltip saying it has been 10 years.
Please explain how to reproduce the issue
You can try it yourself, it's pretty easy to test.
Important bit here the child has to be unlanded. I tried a new start with West Francia, their children is already landed and the allow marriage box work properly and I can uncheck it. But if you start with unlanded child and land him then the bug happened. Try by playing Duchy of Bavaria in 867. Land your unlanded child and the bug will happen.
I attached all of my saves here for you to check if you want. All Ironman saves.
Ethiconen_1066 save originate from Ver 1.3
Is there anything else you think could help us identify/replicate the issue?
You should hire me for real man. 100% gonna Improve your QA department
I have attached a save game
Yes
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Allow Marriage checked by default and cannot be unchecked right after landing an unlanded child
Game Version
1.4.2
What OS are you playing on?
Windows
What platform are you using?
Steam
Do you have mods enabled?
Yes
Have you tried verifying your game files (Steam only)?
No
How much "pain" is this causing you?
1
Please explain the issue you experienced in the most condensed way possible
I only use CK2 UI icon mods, Ironman friendly. I also disabled it and the bug still persist.
Just land your unlanded child. Allow Marriage is locked and you cannot uncheck it. It's on by default as if 10 years has passed even though it's not. I am not sure if it's only a visual/UI bug. I haven't see any child marrying on their own as of yet for a few years.
Last time I played was in Version 1.3 and I didn't have any issue with this. I also remember if they had been landed for 10 years and you have to allow marriage, there was a tooltip when I hover on it saying "It has been 10 years, character_name can marry on their own" or something along those lines. But here I can't uncheck allow marriage right after I landed him. It's checked by default after I landed him and clicking it does nothing. Also there's no tooltip saying it has been 10 years.
Please explain how to reproduce the issue
You can try it yourself, it's pretty easy to test.
Important bit here the child has to be unlanded. I tried a new start with West Francia, their children is already landed and the allow marriage box work properly and I can uncheck it. But if you start with unlanded child and land him then the bug happened. Try by playing Duchy of Bavaria in 867. Land your unlanded child and the bug will happen.
I attached all of my saves here for you to check if you want. All Ironman saves.
Ethiconen_1066 save originate from Ver 1.3
Is there anything else you think could help us identify/replicate the issue?
You should hire me for real man. 100% gonna Improve your QA department
I have attached a save game
Yes
Upload Attachment
File(s) attached
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