Crusader Kings II Video Developer Diary Launched!
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They didn't directly, but he talked about broken betrothals as a negative modifier to the relation thing.
its said that breaking one is bad, and you cant break what doesnt exist.
so they said it, even without saying it they said its got betrothals in
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I also look forward to hearing more about that feature. I have done it in CK1 for a long time, by adding marriages (in the game files "marrige") to the end of the character relations in a save file. I'm hoping that for heiresses there will be competition, match makers, and yes, a "groom finder" for those male-preference but female-heritable realms.
Will there be a video DD this month? The last one was really cool. It's always cool to see what the developers are proud or excited about. Then we get excited.
Hey Henrik, will female inheritance be implemented from the start? I think there were also Queens in the Medieval 
The game looks as it will be one of the best recent games I have seen... I still play CK1 often (but my PC tends to terminate the fun by some time )
PS: It would be nice to name ones children by himself, that would add to realism
The game looks as it will be one of the best recent games I have seen... I still play CK1 often (but my PC tends to terminate the fun by some time )PS: It would be nice to name ones children by himself, that would add to realism
PS: It would be nice to name ones children by himself, that would add to realism
It has been debated over and over again, see here :
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?505499-Naming-Children&highlight=naming+children .
Personally I'm for some computer-suggested choices (like four, based on family names and/or cultural names of the father's and the mother's family) + the possibility to name one's child oneself (better leave more freedom to the player, and hassist him, that to leave him complete freedom or, on the contrary, no freedom).
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Just watched the video(Crusaders Kings never interested me until about an hour ago when I wandered into the forum from latest posts having seen a discussion on keeping the normans out of England) and the only thingy that potentially niggles at me is the time-limited opinion modifers. When the very handsome Henrik said these modifiers would last for 20 years or so and then be forgotten, would this mean that for example; Character A would have, say, a -50 penalty towards me for exactly 20 years and then it would dissapear? Or would it be more natural progression where the modifier starts decaying after, say, 5 years, and finally reaches 0 after 20 years?
