CK2Plus Questions & Answers
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What benifit is there to granting children estates besides the relationship bump? Is it good for an heir since they gain wealth which I assume carries over when they inherit?
Has there been any improvement to mechanics or AI to keep the nomads from feudalizing constantly? In the past, I've had issues with nomadic government all but disappearing in the first few decades of the game. The AI is idiotic and goes feudal the second it can.
any karling, even a girl karling.
They get money and maybe prestige which is always good to have on inheritance. Additionaly if they ever do become landed they can sell the estate and get money back. In a way the value always stays in the family.
That is a good question... I don't know, I'll have to look this up.
I was looking at the coding for the "chancellor fabricates a claim" events (id=913), and noticed something that strikes me a slightly odd.
Now, I get why traits like just, slothful, or arbitrary for example would increase the MTTH, but why exactly do grey eminence, schemer, or deceitful do the same? I would think those would lower the time it takes fabricate.
Now, I get why traits like just, slothful, or arbitrary for example would increase the MTTH, but why exactly do grey eminence, schemer, or deceitful do the same? I would think those would lower the time it takes fabricate.
That's strange. Grey eminence, schemer, deceitful, arbitrary, and cruel used to all reduce the MTTH. I wonder why that changed.
How do you revoke trade posts? I read that trade posts are divide among other families when one family goes extinct, but that doesn't seem to be happening, I'm also not recieving their gold when they die. Has ck2+ made changed to how MRs opperate? If so, what's different? Also how do I revoke posts from people over their limit?
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No, not as far as I know. TPs are probably destroyed or given to top_liege.
Sorry if this question has been answered before, but as an Empire how do I stop vassals from waging external wars? I notice there's no "king's peace" laws on CK2+, and I can't set to Imperial Administration because I'm a titular, not de jure, Empire.
In short: what determines Greek vs Latin rites for Chalcedonian priests? Is there any way to influence it?
For background: I'm playing the Piast dynasty in 867 start. After turning Chalcedonian in the 920's, I notice having both Greek and Latin priests. The HRE is mostly, but not uniformly Greek, and the Pope went Greek quite a while ago for reasons I fail to understand. I wouldn't want to miss on the schism just because of a random Pope having unorthodox (lol) ideas, so I'd like to know if the Pope is likely to become Latin again and what can I possibly do to encourage it.
For background: I'm playing the Piast dynasty in 867 start. After turning Chalcedonian in the 920's, I notice having both Greek and Latin priests. The HRE is mostly, but not uniformly Greek, and the Pope went Greek quite a while ago for reasons I fail to understand. I wouldn't want to miss on the schism just because of a random Pope having unorthodox (lol) ideas, so I'd like to know if the Pope is likely to become Latin again and what can I possibly do to encourage it.
I have played CKII+ before on older patches of the main game, but recently each time I get in I cannot play as a Christian character. Whenever I try to it comes up with a message along the lines of "You do not have permission to play as this religion". The DLC I have are The Way of Life, The Old Gods (which allows me to still play Pagan characters but that's it), Ruler Designer, Charlemagne, Mediterranean Portraits, Legacy of Rome, and Monks and Mystics.
As far as I've come to understand, you simply can't revoke them before you reform into a feudal realm or merchant republic. Not with a reason, nor without one. It makes tribalism less sustainable, especially with gavelkind laws, but not impossible to keep up. Use convenient assassination and executions to get titles back from the vassals, and be extra careful when creating vassal republics or theocracies since they always have a heir.
Also noteworthy is that while you can't revoke even claimed provinces, you can declare war for an independent claimed county. Bear this in mind if gavelkind's giving you a headache - a quick succession war to reclaim lost titles may be preferential to keeping your realm intact at the cost of long-term hole in your demesne.
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