Crusader Kings II - 1.092 PATCH RELEASED - Checksum ICBN - NOT for problem reports!
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All hail this patch, finaly a republic nerf, too bad the merc. size growth hasn't been adjusted to realistic levels :/
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Do the changes to Irish and Welsh titles involve the high-kingship/welsh kingdom title holders?
No, here's the only Irish change:
Code:
159291 = {
name="Sihtric" #Swtrig ab Anlaff
dynasty=20084
- female=yes
religion="catholic"
culture="irish"
- add_trait="bastard"
father=1027
mother=1028
1014.1.1={
birth="1014.1.1" #unknown
}
- 1030.1.1={
- name="Swtrig"
- culture="welsh"
- }
- 1093.4.1={
- death="1093.4.1"
+ 1030.4.1={
+ death="1030.4.1"
}
}Welsh changes are more numerous, but no (Irish or Welsh) titles changed hands AFAICT.
No fix for fertility issues (eunuchs having kids).
No fix for character modifiers not working properly.
No fix for character modifiers not working properly.
Nice job finally taking the republics down a notch. This may save the multiplayer community.
What does this mean? Does it fix the issue that empires won't de jure drift if a kingdom title is created in a non existing empire?
No, it means you can set an kingdom to stay as a separate de jure title even if another kingdom holds it for 100 years. It is used for Jerusalem, so the Fatimids don't eat it permanently.
As the Byzantines, do I have to reclaim the holy land one duchy at a time?
That's not going to work so well anymore. I just checked; after the patch, you can only declare Holy War on enemies that border your realm.
thought I'd ask but, does the realm_manpower modifier check the actual manpower or just the raisable manpower?
for example , a realm might have 500k manpower but the liege can only raise 90k after opinion and laws are factored in. Which of these values does the trigger check (I'm assuming it's the former, but confirmation would be appreciated)
for example , a realm might have 500k manpower but the liege can only raise 90k after opinion and laws are factored in. Which of these values does the trigger check (I'm assuming it's the former, but confirmation would be appreciated)
Some much needed balance changes and more stuff for modders to play with. Good patch!
Well, you would not listen when you were told, so...Hey, I wasn't expecting this. Thanks.
Thank you, Paradox, for the patch.
I think, that now they don't have to drift (when that line is added to a certain title the landed titles file).
I also really like this line in the new defines. lua ALLOW_DE_JURE_ASSIMILATION_ANYWHERE (from the file)
IMHO this is an improvement; I'll make 0 standard.
Though assimilate = no, especially for certain titles, like Jerusalem, would be even better.
I also like the improvements, which were made with respect to marriage:
I like the fact that close relatives have an influence on prestige and that one isn't immediately punished for marrying a character one tier below his own (with Royal families also marrying into the most influential noble families of their realm or in a broader region for that matter).
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Seems you either need to border the target duchy or have one of it's counties. You can also attack over sea is there's one 1-2 sea provinces from your realm to the duchy.
Well, you would not listen when you were told, so...
Yep. I wouldn't believe it if they didn't explicitly say so, and they went and hid all the posts where they did.
Thanks for the patch . I'll try this as soon as possible and come back with feedback .
If it matters ( if you read our feedback from time to time ) I'll play again as Neapolis .
If it matters ( if you read our feedback from time to time ) I'll play again as Neapolis .
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