Only the Irish ever do it without screwing everything up. Erin go bragh!
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Pah! The Irish can't protect themselves! how many times do you see french(or insert mainland culture here) cultured bits of Ireland from adventures?
They even lose to the Welsh!
the Scots suffer from Ivar Ivaring, and squabbling with Moray and Norway.
Strathclyde, Corwall and the petty welsh kingdoms are too weak. That leaves only the Glorious Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, Who gloriously defeat the Vikings!
Yes, I play Alfred at the 867 start, why do you ask?
If I make my spouse my spymaster, is she still able to get pregnant if she's assigned to do something (e.g. technology theft, build spy network, discourage factions)? I know it appears that you can't father anything while leading an army, does the same apply here...?
Edit: Huh. I got a pregnacy notice, like a week after I sent her out (though I think it's at the two-month after conception you get the notice...), so maybe it won't matter much (I don't think she's got many child-bearing years left in her anyway) but it would be still useful to knmow the answer.
Edit: Huh. I got a pregnacy notice, like a week after I sent her out (though I think it's at the two-month after conception you get the notice...), so maybe it won't matter much (I don't think she's got many child-bearing years left in her anyway) but it would be still useful to knmow the answer.
Yes, spouses that are assigned councilor position duties still manage to find the time...
Yes, for some reason you can impregnate your wife even if neither of you is at court (like if you're leading an army in France and she's stealing tech in Constantinople). It's probably set up that way for vassals' benefit since they often hold council posts.
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I can not, for the life of me, figure out why I can't revoke one character's titles. I can revoke every body else's, of same de jure kingom, same dutchy. I own the dutchy, he is not a duke, therefore it also can't be because it's his last landed title, heck, he owns two counties and nothing else.
I just can't damn SEND the revokation, the tooltip says I can't do it because my laws don't allow for it, but I don't own conlave and my laws are one step further than they would need to be. It also can't really be that, because as I explained, all other vassals DON'T have that unchecked in their tooltip, even those under the same dutchy.
I do not have a truce with him.
I did not grant it to him recently, nor did anybody else. He inherited it more than two years ago, and before him it was owned by his family for two generations.
He is a tribal vassal, so nobody gives a shit, not even the other tribals. I already revoked two other tribals in the same dutchy without complaints.
I just can't figure it out. Am I missing YET ANOTHER requirement? Is there some kind of debug command that let's me figure out which flag exactly does not work and why? At this point I am almost convinced it's a bug, but multiple restarts did not solve this either.
I just can't damn SEND the revokation, the tooltip says I can't do it because my laws don't allow for it, but I don't own conlave and my laws are one step further than they would need to be. It also can't really be that, because as I explained, all other vassals DON'T have that unchecked in their tooltip, even those under the same dutchy.
I do not have a truce with him.
I did not grant it to him recently, nor did anybody else. He inherited it more than two years ago, and before him it was owned by his family for two generations.
He is a tribal vassal, so nobody gives a shit, not even the other tribals. I already revoked two other tribals in the same dutchy without complaints.
I just can't figure it out. Am I missing YET ANOTHER requirement? Is there some kind of debug command that let's me figure out which flag exactly does not work and why? At this point I am almost convinced it's a bug, but multiple restarts did not solve this either.
I'd guess he isn't your direct vassal. Just because his counties are in your duchy doesn't necessarily make you his liege.
Hello,
A quick question. I understood how the inheritance for the Doge title work, no problem with that.
- What I don't understand is how each candidates of the different families are chosen among the dynasty members. Only by seniority?
- If not only by seniority, is it possible to influence it (to have a bit of control over the heir of the family)
To clarify the second part of the question: For instance, with nomads, it is possible to choose the heir by increasing the prestige of the desired character through good marriage or be a mercenary while destroying the presting of the competing dynasty members with a marriage with a lowborn.
Is this kind of strategy possible with MR and which is the determining stat I would have to modulate (if it is even possible to influence the choice).
A quick question. I understood how the inheritance for the Doge title work, no problem with that.
- What I don't understand is how each candidates of the different families are chosen among the dynasty members. Only by seniority?
- If not only by seniority, is it possible to influence it (to have a bit of control over the heir of the family)
To clarify the second part of the question: For instance, with nomads, it is possible to choose the heir by increasing the prestige of the desired character through good marriage or be a mercenary while destroying the presting of the competing dynasty members with a marriage with a lowborn.
Is this kind of strategy possible with MR and which is the determining stat I would have to modulate (if it is even possible to influence the choice).
I think you can grant a "designated heir" honorary title to a son.
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Yes, distance between characters is completely irrelevant for pregnancy. Even if both rule a different kingdom, each on the other side of the map, they can still come together for fun bedtime activities.
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Quick question: I get the "Betrothed can marry" alert but can't actually marry. I click on the alert icon but when choosing an husband, there are no characters to select. What's happening here?
When you get that alert, it means that two people who were betrothed can now get married. You can either click "Send" and they will get married or you can break the betrothal, resulting in some opinion penalties. You can also try to switch it to a matrilineal marriage or vice versa if possible.Quick question: I get the "Betrothed can marry" alert but can't actually marry. I click on the alert icon but when choosing an husband, there are no characters to select. What's happening here?
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That's the thing! The button is grey. I can't click send because the husband is not selected.
Probably as the guy in question is now a member of a holy order.
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Another little questions: When beginning at the Old Gods bookmark, will the Fatimids appear at some point. Is there a special event allowing for Shia' Islam to take a bit of power?
I'm building an Egyptian Shia' realm and I am in the 940's so I already got the Rise of the Shia' pop-up but is it even relevant?
I'm building an Egyptian Shia' realm and I am in the 940's so I already got the Rise of the Shia' pop-up but is it even relevant?
There is a shia event. The one you got.
Dynasty is random.
One trigger for it to happen i think is if no shiite kingdom exists, but i'm not sure.
Whatever, currently these kind of events fail the very most of the time, it seems to me.
Not sure why.
Maybe stupid AI army behaviour or weak troops or maybe they don't get their commanders assigned or altogether and the events require an update...
These events need to get worked on...somehow.
The short answer: No, regarding the Fatimids.
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Sorry, I misunderstood.
Is it true that all mods disable achievements? I wanted to download a graphics mod.