CK2Plus - Suggestion Thread

[ernst_earnest]

How about an event on coronation for eastern rulers where you have to petition the Emperor to send a representative to 'bless' or assent to you being crowned? Could give Grace, cost prestige, and a failure to do so could do the opposite. Of course, it could be really *fun* if you requested it and got denied.

This would be good to represent how the early Yuan basically appointed Khans of the other Mongol successor states.

 

[LordPeter]

not exactly an urgent idea since it's sunset invasion stuff, but since you guys have made a few tweaks to it, i figure more changes aren't beyond the realm of possibility.
What if the aztec empire was modified to use the offmap empire mechanics, with the actual invading force being a "colonial region" similar the western protectorate?

Indeed, but this would be a lot of work and I can see the devs being busy with more important work (because a lot of people still just ignore Sunset Invasion).
It might be better to wait for other projects to finish their work, and then integrate them into Plus (I know I just argued against integrating 3rd party mods into Plus, but I may change my mind ).

 

[zeress]

Indeed, but this would be a lot of work and I can see the devs being busy with more important work (because a lot of people still just ignore Sunset Invasion).
It might be better to wait for other projects to finish their work, and then integrate them into Plus (I know I just argued against integrating 3rd party mods into Plus, but I may change my mind ).

Basically this. It's not a bad idea persay, just that it's also more work than it seems for something so divisive and niche.

 

[Coemgen]

What about Abbeys? Throughout Medieval Europe, Monasteries were incredibly important, often more than bishoprics. They were sources of knowledge, power, theology, and even material production of goods. I think there should be abbots together with bishops.

 

[GMizzle]

Now here's my issue:
So I'm playing "A Celt with a grudge against Christendom and moreso the Roman Empire."
So I started off in the only place where Celtic Paganism exists in the game. The Faroe Islands.
I send my spy master to any place with decent Shipbuilding and pray for the tech steal before the Viking Age.
I get the steals, great! Time to build boats and raid, vikings please stop culturally appropriating my raiding from me I'm a little triggered.
Forge a claim on one bit of Iceland; have to spend 75 gold since the Faroe Island aren't connected/in range of anything; take it with ease, conquer the rest of Iceland.
Invade Pictland, conquer Ireland, then Wales, reform faith, take over England.
De Jure drift the entirety of the British Isles; and Iceland; under Scotland.
Suck it England.
Grudge-chan: "Now to take the war to those Karling twats."
Inevitably win because of superior Druid magic.
Form the Gallic Empire, set up shop in Koln, the capital.
Mission complete, the grudge has been satiated... Not.
It hungers for more.
The Gallic Empire has been formed, now to add insult to injury.
Grudge-chan: "Conquer the land the Romans touched. Set up kings and use De Jure drift to recreate their provinces."
Chad Druid: "So basically... Drift Navarra and Andalusia under Léon so it resembles Hispania? That kinda thing?"
Grudge-chan: "Aye lad."
So I go about conquering the land.
Easy peasy.
But here lies the crux of my problem doing this.
Those stupid kings I setup like saving up their gold and giving themselves another kingdom title disabling the de jure drift.

So I suggest, adding dragons.
A law so only the Emperor can create Kingdom titles. Would help with the drifting shitshow.
+1 shipbuilding to Celtic pagan provinces when the Viking age fires. Would make starting off in the Faroe Islands a bit more bearable.

Also any chance of adding Pelagianism? Always liked that heresy.

P.s. Dragons.

 

[Leri_weill]

Can't you create the Kingdom titles and keep them for yourself until the de Jure drift ends and you can destroy the now titular Kingdom ?

 

[Nuker22110]

would really really love more roman flavor events(like army reforms, etc), and now that there's roman paganism, new roman religious mechanics, especially from the ancient religions mod, like vestal virgins etc

 

[Omniscient]

Vestal virgins is already in, I think. (Not at home, so I can't check) A lot of the more organized elements of hellenic was ported over to roman.

 

[Nuker22110]

Vestal virgins is already in, I think. (Not at home, so I can't check) A lot of the more organized elements of hellenic was ported over to roman.

thanks for reply. oh cool i didnt know that, how does it work?

 

[axelofthekey]

I would love if the Roman Empire had unique coronation traits like the HRE and Byzantine empires.

 

[GMizzle]

Can't you create the Kingdom titles and keep them for yourself until the de Jure drift ends and you can destroy the now titular Kingdom ?

Well fuck me sideways, don't I feel foolish.

 

[Leri_weill]

Well fuck me sideways, don't I feel foolish.

You're welcome

Don't worry I had 100 hours of playing until I started doing that. Had to watch a LegendOfTotalWar Let's Play to understand the de Jure drifting and realise it's not the best thing to do to give multiple Kingdom titles to your vassals!

 

[Internetviking]

Could you make the tributary vassalization prestige cost scale? It's weird that it costs the same amount of prestige to vassalize a county as a it does a kingdom.

 

[vukica]

Could you make the tributary vassalization prestige cost scale? It's weird that it costs the same amount of prestige to vassalize a county as a it does a kingdom.

Yes. Probably. We'll see.

 

[Internetviking]

I had two titular title ideas. 1) If a Cumbric, Welsh or Breton character owns the duchies of Northumbria, Lancaster and either York or Mercia they can restore Hen Ogledd. My other suggestion, which is related to this, is that Northumbria could be localized as Gododdin for cumbric characters.

 

[darthfanta]

I think the Han skirmisher unit for Han Chinese should be horse archers and light cavalry rather than archers and light cavalry.Historically,Han armies used horse archers when they have good access to warhorses,so I think this would be appropriate.I think there's way too much archer retinues for the Chinese.

 

[Soulbourne]

Any chance certian "high tier" religious artifacts when held by non-practioners of the faith have a chance for events of them being stolen/destroyed? For instance, when my zoroastian emporer of persia looted baghdad and stole some of the preserved beard hair of the prophet(Sadly not his sword), I imagine that having that sit in my trophy room would normally, shall we say, upset groups like the assassins a wee bit. Besides being a trophy such artifacts dont particularly benefit me, so having them destroyed/stolen would add flavor with very minimal personal cost. Could have sympathy greatly reduce or even negate the chance due to "Showing respect" for the artifacts too.

 

[DeathLawlie]

Just a little suggestion for the millennium bookmark, adding an event for the "St. Brice's Day massacre", this event will kill the count of Devon and his wife, and trigger the invasion of England by Denmark.

 

[zeress]

Just a little suggestion for the millennium bookmark, adding an event for the "St. Brice's Day massacre", this event will kill the count of Devon and his wife, and trigger the invasion of England by Denmark.

I'm not familiar with it, but I'll look it up. It wouldn't be a guaranteed event at any rate, unless it was already underway at the BM start

 

[Omniscient]

I'm not familiar with it, but I'll look it up. It wouldn't be a guaranteed event at any rate, unless it was already underway at the BM start

I believe that the description of the decision that allows Denmark to invade England in 1000 refers obliquely to the St. Brice's Day massacre.

"The Danegeld tribute we receive from the Anglo-Saxons is not enough and the English massacres of poor Danish settlers can no longer be tolerated. We have to restore the order in England and reclaim the Danelaw for our growing empire."