I think crown authority is broken in 1.04.
In 1.03, kingdoms that didn't exist or that belonged to someone else used the crown authority of your primary kingdom. For example, if you let the spanish kingdoms die vassals in spain obeyed your primary kingdom crown authority -- for whether they could declare war, for their penalty, and for minimum levies.
In 1.04, the tooptips say it stills works this way. The vassals suffer the relationship penalty as if it worked this way. but they don't actually have to obey that level of authority.
I have a game as Aragon with absolute authority. My vassals in the rest of Iberia suffer a -30 penalty. The tooptips say they have 40 percent minimum levy. In 1.03, this is how the game also actually worked. Since 1.04, they are declaring private wars and don't have to provide 40 percent levies anymore. Although they suffer a -30 penalty as if they did, and the tooptips say they do.
Is this a bug? Or a stealth change? It's definitely a change.
In 1.03, kingdoms that didn't exist or that belonged to someone else used the crown authority of your primary kingdom. For example, if you let the spanish kingdoms die vassals in spain obeyed your primary kingdom crown authority -- for whether they could declare war, for their penalty, and for minimum levies.
In 1.04, the tooptips say it stills works this way. The vassals suffer the relationship penalty as if it worked this way. but they don't actually have to obey that level of authority.
I have a game as Aragon with absolute authority. My vassals in the rest of Iberia suffer a -30 penalty. The tooptips say they have 40 percent minimum levy. In 1.03, this is how the game also actually worked. Since 1.04, they are declaring private wars and don't have to provide 40 percent levies anymore. Although they suffer a -30 penalty as if they did, and the tooptips say they do.
Is this a bug? Or a stealth change? It's definitely a change.
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