K_Aquitaine

[branch83wr]

Any chance this might be fixed in an upcoming patch? I believe it was said that the Capetians (or other dynasties) would not create K_Aquitaine unless they were very close to forming Francia.

I've played 3 campaigns (in varying lengths) from 1066 and the Kind of France has always created (and later lost) Aquitaine.

Has anyone else noticed this as well?

 

[Rags17]

Apparently this was fixed in the latest patch - AI won't create K_Aquitaine unless they are very close to creating E_Francia.

They also moved Flanders dejure to France so we shouldn no longer get that annoying dejure war between the HRE and France every 1066 start.

They do listen sometimes !

 

[DMcCool]

Apparently this was fixed in the latest patch - AI won't create K_Aquitaine unless they are very close to creating E_Francia.

They also moved Flanders dejure to France so we shouldn no longer get that annoying dejure war between the HRE and France every 1066 start.

They do listen sometimes !

I think he's aware that was promised, he said as much. His point is that apparently it is happening still anyway. The AI must think it is "close to creating e_francia" from the start. Honestly I'd prefer the AI just never doing it at all. It was better right at the start of CKII when there were only two christian empires.

 

[Rags17]

I think he's aware that was promised, he said as much. His point is that apparently it is happening still anyway. The AI must think it is "close to creating e_francia" from the start. Honestly I'd prefer the AI just never doing it at all. It was better right at the start of CKII when there were only two christian empires.

I figured that but he started his post with the words "Any chance this might be fixed in an upcoming patch?", so I wasn't sure if he had played post 2.6.1 patch.

I've read that even though d_flanders is fixed there is still an issue with HRE and France over d_frisia, but ti doesn't seem to be game breaking.

Apparently CK2+ and/or HIP fixed the problem by making it that you couldn't crate the title unless you were Occitan.