Crusader Kings II ~ Quick Answers
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Mostly wait with them disabled.
Plot and try to get yourself in a position where you're strong enough.
Well, I mean, it doesn't seem like you can raises your kids in your faith or anything..
There are events as you educate them. I think those can still fire even with the cults off.
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Inheritance question regarding a warning I received about a title leaving my realm.
I'm playing as a vassal kingdom inside the HRE. A count under one of my de jure dukes is married to a French countess. The German count and French countess have a son who's set to inherit both counties.
Where will the son's allegiance lie when he inherits, with my duke (and by extension me & the HRE) or with France?
I'm playing as a vassal kingdom inside the HRE. A count under one of my de jure dukes is married to a French countess. The German count and French countess have a son who's set to inherit both counties.
Where will the son's allegiance lie when he inherits, with my duke (and by extension me & the HRE) or with France?
Whatever inherits first*.
*Barring illegal inheritance laws that would disallow him. Also, if you make him a Duke, the higher title will end up taking precedence.
Do the prosperity county modifiers ever disappear?
Like the regimental ground one, which boosts levies.
Like the regimental ground one, which boosts levies.
The date is defined in the file /common/defines.lua, which you can edit any time you want, although be warned that any edit will invalidate Ironman games.
The date for early period is currently set at 950 and for later period is 1200, you can find these values from line 872 in the above file.
Farm accident, he got got his arm caught in the threshing machine. Happened a lot in agrarian societies.
Thank you
If you mean stuff like the Library and others at level 3 Prosperity? They've never faded for me, even after the Black Plague hit and wiped out all of my Prosperity levels.
How does the University bonus to economic tech points work?
I have a city in my capital county so I popped in a university and on the tech page it says "Economic tech points from buildings 0.05". Makes sense.
None of the other counties in my demesne were sufficiently advanced to have a university but scouring my kingdom I discovered a city on the cutting edge of progress and so I built them a university. Once it was completed I checked my tech page again and it says "Economic tech points from buildings 0.05". Where's the other 0.05?
I have a city in my capital county so I popped in a university and on the tech page it says "Economic tech points from buildings 0.05". Makes sense.
None of the other counties in my demesne were sufficiently advanced to have a university but scouring my kingdom I discovered a city on the cutting edge of progress and so I built them a university. Once it was completed I checked my tech page again and it says "Economic tech points from buildings 0.05". Where's the other 0.05?
If the county is successfully sieged, the sieger cant choose to destroy them.
What benefits are there to sending one's Spymaster to "Build Spy Network" in foreign counties?
The Spymaster will reveal the location of all armies in and adjacent to his current location, so if I want to know where the enemy army is I start the war by sending my Spymaster to a chokepoint that is adjacent to many provinces. You can move him every six months too, so as the war develops you can move him around to keep track of the largest enemy stacks.
Your Chancellor also reveals armies locations but only in his own area, still it is sometimes useful to send him to Improve Relations or Sabotage an area that might be a back door into your kingdom.
Does military technology like Heavy Infantry apply to all of my troops including my retinue and my vassals's levies? What exactly does it affect?
I'm pretty sure your tech level only applies to your demesne levies. You can open up an army's troop composition and hover over the units to see what bonuses they're getting and what they're from. If they're getting bonuses from tech you'll see a "technology in X" entry. Your vassals' levies benefit from the tech level in your vassals' capitals, not yours.