Blegh. Latest save I've got has them at 6 years. Would editing the save so they're about to be de jure e_roman_empire work?
Okay, upload complete- I've edited the save so that k_roma's about to assimilate, so that gives you something to work with.
I have the same problem, my province of africa de_jure drifted completely into my Byzantine Empire and reset when I loaded my save game. Also the secondary startup event did not fire for my save game for some reason and only found out too late when my rulers did not get the uncrowned trait. After checking the triggers I found that the title_flag of secondary startup was not there. I can post my savegame if you want.
Before I manually fired that event secondary startup, the decision to give rome back to the pope was always available. However the pope did not exist since I created the greek supreme patriarch. However manually launching the secondary startup event seems to have fixed that.
I think it has to with the Roman Events and the CK2plus Roman Events, somehow they keep firing. Which reset the kingdoms and also de jure drift.
Okay! If this helps, I just loaded up the save from ten years after k_roma became de jure, and now it's reverted to unassigned- it looks to me like this happens upon loading a save game, but I'm not certain whether it happens all the time.
Damn. Should be fixed next patch, though?
Do you have the Charlemagne dlc? If so you're meant to use the form new empire decision.I am having trouble creating the sicilian empire title, e_sicily. As I understand, the creation requirements for the empire, which I found in the CK2Plus_titles.txt, are the usual 5 years of ruling, sicilian culture and a realm_size of 150. My character meets all these requirements but I am having no luck in creating the empire, as you can see in the screenshot.
I tried to use the console to change into to the norman culture and the prompt to create the norman empire appeared, but it does not for sicilian. Are there something about the sicilian melting pot events that has to appear before this will happen?View attachment 138612
You mean the found a new Empire decision, the one that forms a custom empire? But, where's the fun in that? I want to form one of your implemented empires. More specifically, e_sicily!Do you have the Charlemagne dlc? If so you're meant to use the form new empire decision.
In our implementation of the decision it's literally the same outcome as forming e_sicily just with a custom title instead. We don't do that instant de jure nonsense.You mean the found a new Empire decision, the one that forms a custom empire? But, where's the fun in that? I want to form one of your implemented empires. More specifically, e_sicily!
If you are talking about some event like how you form the holy roman empire and the carolingian empire, then that event prompt is not firing for me.
And yes, i have the charlemagne dlc.
That is why I love your mod! The de jure status has to be earned! However, I want the logical title e_sicily instead of a custom mosh of numbers like e_dyn_21686455 or something like that. And I would like to see another shield for the empire title than the kingdom title. I am sorry if this request seems petty.In our implementation of the decision it's literally the same outcome as forming e_sicily just with a custom title instead. We don't do that instant de jure nonsense.
That is why I love your mod! The de jure status has to be earned! However, I want the logical title e_sicily instead of a custom mosh of numbers like e_dyn_21686455 or something like that. And I would like to see another shield for the empire title than the kingdom title. I am sorry if this request seems petty.
When the Charlemagne DLC is turned on, any of our titular titles which have exactly the same flag and name as the lower title (so, in this case, e_sicily being exactly the same as k_sicily), then we turn off our version. Why? To prevent cases where multiple titles with the same name and flag could appear. In cases where there IS some difference between the two, we disable the decision from being used when you have that lower title instead.
So, in your case, the decision is fine. It would have the exact same result, as e_sicily uses the exact same flag as k_sicily.