Though I've never had an issue with having my heir as my rival. Especially when I don't give him land.
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Why did I not get to pick the education for my daughter? She is landed, but she is my vassal and I'm her guardian.
Is there a message setting to alert you when your character or one of special interest gains a new trait?
It happened in Quill18's random world play-through (I can't find the exact episode or timestamp), but I can't find the option in the messagetypes_custom file.
It happened in Quill18's random world play-through (I can't find the exact episode or timestamp), but I can't find the option in the messagetypes_custom file.
I don't think it is since I got an event yesterday that made me wroth but no notifications or pop-ups came up.
Pretty sure there's no such setting in vanilla. The events that give traits are inconsistent, sometimes they notify you sometimes they don't. It seems that it's up to the event to notify you.
I'm playing a Sicily game, so I'm Norman Catholic. Somehow my wife is being allowed as a commander. She is great at it with 19 martial, strong, brave, skilled tactician, siege leader, etc. But since when is this allowed? Never had that before
Does she have the "shield maiden" trait? Do you have either full status of women law or the game rule that does the same thing?
When you reform a pagan religion with temporal leadership is there any way for your ruler to wear a crown/outfit that isn't the religious head's?
Can someone post the exact requirements needed for the Achievement- What Could Have Been. I'd hate to start a 200 year game playthrough to not have the achievement trigger.
- Under random world settings some of the options have multiple random options like Random, Random All, Random [No Duchies], etc what are the required setting for the achievement to trigger?
- Than once you generate a random world with those settings there is a Random Character button, do you need to click and use that?
- Once you have a character on the rules set-up screen do any of the game rules need to be set to Random or Delayed Random?
Nope. Standard Christian. The game hasn't been running long so I haven't increased the status of women laws.
I'm trying to Restore the Roman Empire from the intrigue menu, playing as Iconoclast Byzantine Empire.
I've completed all the requirements, captured all the required territories but it still won't let me restore it. It says that I need full control of Antioch, even though it's already under my control for over 100 years. The only thing is, a 100 years ago when I captured it, I made a merchant republic at Antioch.
I didn't think this would be a problem because I mended the Schism recently and one of the requirements for that is also the control of Antioch.
So why am I able to mend the schism but not restore the roman empire, even though I control all the required territories?
I've completed all the requirements, captured all the required territories but it still won't let me restore it. It says that I need full control of Antioch, even though it's already under my control for over 100 years. The only thing is, a 100 years ago when I captured it, I made a merchant republic at Antioch.
I didn't think this would be a problem because I mended the Schism recently and one of the requirements for that is also the control of Antioch.
So why am I able to mend the schism but not restore the roman empire, even though I control all the required territories?
Can you take a screenshot of the tool tip?
Restoring rome requires more territory than schism mending. It is possible you are missing a barony in one of the duchies.
Is it worth going Feudal as an African pagan? Since you have Eldership, succession laws are not a problem which is usually my main incentive to feudalize. I'm dirt poor (+1/mo income despite full kingdom) though so that's my main motivation to go feudal
Feudal indeed has more income, but it also has better armies (tribal is almost all light infantry, which honestly just sucks later in the game), so yeah, it's always worth going feudal.
