No, they should carry on unless something has changed recently. At one point, this was a very good way to get a law passed -- as soon as an infidel attacked you, the entire realm decided backing your law was a good idea.
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No, they should carry on unless something has changed recently. At one point, this was a very good way to get a law passed -- as soon as an infidel attacked you, the entire realm decided backing your law was a good idea.
Well, since it did happen, it does happen.
Less snarkily, it's not the kind of thing you want to count on -- 40 to 45 is the usual time fertility takes a nose dive. There are other reasons to keep wives around than just children, so you need to judge that before divorcing her or choosing more permanent options. (Unless you're Muslim or Zoroastrian/Pagan; then you could use other wives or concubines to help you out.)
Well, since it did happen, it does happen.
Less snarkily, it's not the kind of thing you want to count on -- 40 to 45 is the usual time fertility takes a nose dive. There are other reasons to keep wives around than just children, so you need to judge that before divorcing her or choosing more permanent options. (Unless you're Muslim or Zoroastrian/Pagan; then you could use other wives or concubines to help you out.)
I was just curious as to whether it's been known to happen in the game before or if I'm the first one to see this.
On a different note, as a king in an empire what is the best way to see the various borders of the empire? If you use the map's Independent Realms mode the empire is one solid color. I'd like an easy way to see which territories are part of my kingdom versus those of the other kings and emperor.
Is multiplayer in this game compatible between different computer types? For example could a Windows user connect with a Mac user for online play?
It shouldn't:
Code:
MAX_CHILD_BIRTH_AGE = 45, -- Female menopause age.It might be worth a bug report if you can reproduce it.
Direct Vassals mapmode.
Dos Muslim Caliphal subjugation CB work against Dukes or only Kings? I am the Ibadi Caliph of Brittannia, and was Holy Warring the Norse Duke of Flanders. He changed to my religion, and ended the war inconclusively. But I don't seem to have a CB to subjugate him.
I would guess that it is, since the checksums are the same, but I've never tested it. I should think that the people in the MP forum will know, though.
Can't find a restriction on only being able to attack kings in the cb_types file.
However, you do need to hold either the Sunni or Shia caliphate. I suspect the Ibadi (and Hurufi) caliphal titles not featuring is an oversight, and needs reporting or at least questioning.
Possibly, I can't figure my way around soa_various_events.txt. Though I would wonder why Finarfin married his character to a demon spawn.
Also, I haven't yet seen the event chain so I don't want to know all the events associated with it just yet.
Can't a Caliph only subjugate every so often, like, 10 years? I might be wrong, not a huge Islam player.
Does the Muslim Invasion CB vassalise counties occupied outside the target land? 'Cause that's what it says on the tooltip, but I've done two invasions already and on both accounts I've only gained the target of the invasion.
What is the default location for save games and screenshots if I'm playing the Steam version of the game using Historical Immersion Project mod?
Before I migrated my EULA to Steam, I used a fully functioning Gamersgate version installed here:
C:\Program Files\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II
Save games for this instance of the game went here:
C:\Users\PAHA\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II\save games
I had created a folder inside this, where I put a couple of sub-folders to preserve some save games for bug reporting or other purposes, e.g.
C:\Users\PAHA\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II\save games\Archived\Ulfskrapewith Foggia Bug
and
C:\Users\PAHA\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II\save games\Archived\Burgundy
Now, when I open my Steam version of the game, I see that \Archived\ sub-directory, and can open it up and see the sub-directories such as \Burgundy, etc.
In the game window, I show a bunch of save game files in that directory, all from playing with the Steam installed version. But when I use windows explorer to manually open that directory, it shows as being empty.
Where are my steam save games and screen caps going?
Before I migrated my EULA to Steam, I used a fully functioning Gamersgate version installed here:
C:\Program Files\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II
Save games for this instance of the game went here:
C:\Users\PAHA\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II\save games
I had created a folder inside this, where I put a couple of sub-folders to preserve some save games for bug reporting or other purposes, e.g.
C:\Users\PAHA\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II\save games\Archived\Ulfskrapewith Foggia Bug
and
C:\Users\PAHA\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II\save games\Archived\Burgundy
Now, when I open my Steam version of the game, I see that \Archived\ sub-directory, and can open it up and see the sub-directories such as \Burgundy, etc.
In the game window, I show a bunch of save game files in that directory, all from playing with the Steam installed version. But when I use windows explorer to manually open that directory, it shows as being empty.
Where are my steam save games and screen caps going?
This was a character that inherited my realm well into adulthood. There was nothing to indicate his wife was a demon spawn but perhaps she was and "got better" by the time I got to play the character. It's the only time I've seen this happen so I doubt I can reproduce it with any character. I could check the save file to see if that woman had any strange traits, though, I don't know that they would show in there if they aren't showing on her character portrait.
So bizarre, because in windows explorer the folder is empty, but in the game window I have save files there.
A couple of questions. I've just gone from Military Organization 2 to MO 3. I'm in Byzantine Empire, but border the HRE and Hungary. How is my tech advancement going to spread? Is it going to spread equally to the Byzantine Empire, the HRE and Hungary, or is it stopped or slowed by country borders?
Secondly, where do Ecclesiarchs and Bishops come from? At times I'll have courtiers with high learning and my religion, but no one will be available for Court Chaplain. The whole process is a little transparent to me.
Secondly, where do Ecclesiarchs and Bishops come from? At times I'll have courtiers with high learning and my religion, but no one will be available for Court Chaplain. The whole process is a little transparent to me.
Tech expands from you capital so currently your capital has Military Organization 3 not any other county. When time goes by it will spread in neighboring counties and from there their neighboring countries and so on. Emperors, Kings and Duke level characters gain techpoints so any vassal that are from those levels will advance their tech on their capital and it will again spread from there from county to county. So basicly the military organization 3 is only effecting your capital at the moment.
If you are an orthodox or one of its heresies only landed bishops are allowed to be in the court bishop advisor slot.
I'm a Duke. So would only the Counts in my Duchy eventually benefit from my tech advance? Or would it eventually spread to other parts of the Byzantine Empire.
So whoever has a Temple Holding automatically becomes a Ecclesiarch? Or are only Ecclesiarh's able to hold Temple holdings?
Yes they will when the tech is spread to them normally over time. It will spread to any county the capital has connections to so even if its not part of your duchy or hold by one of your count vassals it will spread there when time goes by and from those counties it will pass on others again when time goes by.
No the temple holdings need to be his capital holding so a count whose capital is a castle has second holding that is a temple does not make him valid to be court bishop. You need character who is a bishop and to be sure the temple holder has to have the church education (not 100% sure of this). So no midas touched or other job trait temple holders are allowed. Those randomly created bishops should all have one of the four church education traits automaticly.