I'm looking forward to unrestricted vassal theocracies

[napoleon_mayo]

I can finally give out duke titles without having to worry about bordergore happening in a 100 years.

Also I can have a merchant republic for my north and south lands. Neat.

 

[Gunnarr]

what you talking about

are they letting people have unlimited theocracies again?

 

[Gunnarr]

I remember when they first added restricted theocracies I was very angry and modded it to allow me to have unlimited again

sometimes I want to have my kingdom to be a perfect inner bordered, perfectly christian, kingdom!

 

[Tatterhood]

what you talking about

are they letting people have unlimited theocracies again?

It's changeable via game rule in the new patch.

 

[Gunnarr]

It's changeable via game rule in the new patch.

yay! i dont have to mod it every patch

 

[napoleon_mayo]

what you talking about

are they letting people have unlimited theocracies again?

Next patch has rules you can change. Two of them allow you to toggle off the restriction for theocracy and merchant vassals.

 

[Arkabeth]

I can finally give out duke titles without having to worry about bordergore happening in a 100 years.

Also I can have a merchant republic for my north and south lands. Neat.

Why does the restriction on theocracies cause bordergore?

 

[Gunnarr]

Why does the restriction on theocracies cause bordergore?

Bishops do not inherit each others lands like regular counts and dukes do. So it makes managing the perfect de jure map super easy if inheritance does not occur.

Is it not so aggravating to have at last your vassals in their perfect order, in their place. And then through marriage, combine!? Then you must split it up again.

The WOMAN is the most dangerous ruler in orderly kingdoms!

 

[napoleon_mayo]

Why does the restriction on theocracies cause bordergore?

Bishop vassals don't invade my sons land after I give him a duchy.

 

[Gunnarr]

Bishop vassals don't invade my sons land after I give him a duchy.

do they do internal wars at all?

I do not even remember.

 

[napoleon_mayo]

I mean I'm sure there going to form and join factions but do bishops even fabricate claims for their duchy? Regardless it should mitigate the amount of bordergore that conclave created from not allowing me to make my vassals banned from warring with each other.

 

[Arkabeth]

I mean I'm sure there going to form and join factions but do bishops even fabricate claims for their duchy? Regardless it should mitigate the amount of bordergore that conclave created from not allowing me to make my vassals banned from warring with each other.

I see, seems easier to manage that way. If you get Reaper's Due you can ask vassals to stop delcaring war on eachother, but I find it really strange how that part wasn't added as a free patch to Conclave.

Edit: Or just a patch to the vanilla game I guess.

 

[EU3NOOB]

I see, seems easier to manage that way. If you get Reaper's Due you can ask vassals to stop delcaring war on eachother, but I find it really strange how that part wasn't added as a free patch to Conclave.

Edit: Or just a patch to the vanilla game I guess.

That's what every patch is...

 

[Arkabeth]

That's what every patch is...

What do you mean? There's a section of the patch notes that's listed under "free features". My thought was that it made sense with how Conclave restricts the ability to prevent vassals from declearing war on eachother to give a "fix" as a free update, instead of having to get the Reaper's Due for it. That being said I'm not ungrateful for the huge amounts of other free features which is being added to the base game, I just found that one bit somewhat puzzling.

 

[EU3NOOB]

What do you mean? There's a section of the patch notes that's listed under "free features". My thought was that it made sense with how Conclave restricts the ability to prevent vassals from declearing war on eachother to give a "fix" as a free update, instead of having to get the Reaper's Due for it. That being said I'm not ungrateful for the huge amounts of other free features which is being added to the base game, I just found that one bit somewhat puzzling.

I mean every patch is a patch on vanilla, which is why you don't need every DLC to play Multiplayer.

 

[Arkabeth]

I mean every patch is a patch on vanilla, which is why you don't need every DLC to play Multiplayer.

Ah, but the decision to ask vassals to end wars was listed as a feature of the Reaper's Due DLC, hence I assumed it wouldn't be accessable through the vanilla game.

 

[napoleon_mayo]

Ah, but the decision to ask vassals to end wars was listed as a feature of the Reaper's Due DLC, hence I assumed it wouldn't be accessable through the vanilla game.

What.

Really

Well ****. That blows.

I was looking forward to being able to activate conclave but now I need to wait till I can afford RP.

Looks like I'm playing 2.4.5 CK2+ for another month.

 

[EU3NOOB]

Ah, but the decision to ask vassals to end wars was listed as a feature of the Reaper's Due DLC, hence I assumed it wouldn't be accessable through the vanilla game.

That does not change my statement.

BACON!!!​

 

[Dragatus]

I'd sooner have all republican vassals. They generate more money and their levies aren't all that weaker. Also, if catholic I don't have to worry about bishops appointing my sons as heirs to their bishoprics.

 

[atraphoenix]

I think money will not be an issue any more if the looting setting will allow whole cultures to loot that I am waiting for most.