[Mod] A Game of Thrones (Original Super Thread)

[Rubidium]

Hey everyone. Every time I play the mod, it crashes to desktop within ten minutes of the game starting. In the Crusader Kings 2 launcher, I have the column with the official addons all checked on. Is this mod only supposed to be played with no official DLC's? Thanks for any help.

I have this problem when I try to play at a date other than one of the bookmarks.

 

[Ols]

The DLCs don't have an impact, I play with them all on and indeed SoI, Mongol Facepack, African Facepack, Ruler Designer and Legacy of Rome are required to enjoy all the content.

 

[Galaahd]

What does Ruler Designer do for this mod?

 

[Ols]

What does Ruler Designer do for this mod?

Same thing it does for everything - it lets you design rulers within the confines of the game. Specifically you can use the House traits to assign yourself to a pre-exisiting noble house. I figured that was new content.

 

[unmerged(716818)]

So does the Aztec invasion occur even when you have Sunset Invasion off?

 

[OrdepNM]

Are there any modifiers in place that make converting provinces to the valyrian religion harder or downright impossible?

In my current campaign all the lords paramount except North and Vale have turned Valyrian, along with several other nobles, but not a single province has been converted. Just bad luck?

 

[Ols]

So does the Aztec invasion occur even when you have Sunset Invasion off?

It shouldn't but apparently it does, according to one bug report. Yes, you should need it.

Are there any modifiers in place that make converting provinces to the valyrian religion harder or downright impossible?

In my current campaign all the lords paramount except North and Vale have turned Valyrian, along with several other nobles, but not a single province has been converted. Just bad luck?

What's the moral authority of the religion? That determines conversion. I suspect the Lords have just converted to their lieges faith by decision.

 

[Tirunus]

You can earn a Valyrian Steel Sword in battle, in duel with a character that owns one (I think), and with the new Acquire Valyrian Sword chain event. It triggers when you have the ambition to obtain a valyrian steel sword.

You can also (Very rarely) get a event while raiding as a Ironborn where you can get a Valyrian steel sword.

 

[Rubidium]

You can also (Very rarely) get a event while raiding as a Ironborn where you can get a Valyrian steel sword.

Not that rare; just use a raid or invasion CB and occupy the court where the holder is. If you try the AFFC bookmark as the Iron Islands and have your character lead an army that takes Highgarden, you pretty much always end up with Randall Tarly's sword, for example.

 

[Vortex_13]

So does the Aztec invasion occur even when you have Sunset Invasion off?

I've gotten a Summer Islander invasion with the DLC turned off.

 

[Vortex_13]

Are there any modifiers in place that make converting provinces to the valyrian religion harder or downright impossible?

In my current campaign all the lords paramount except North and Vale have turned Valyrian, along with several other nobles, but not a single province has been converted. Just bad luck?

The new version seems to have switched the conversion chances to vanilla levels. A little high for my tastes but then again the previous .002% chances were way to low.

 

[OrdepNM]

What's the moral authority of the religion? That determines conversion. I suspect the Lords have just converted to their lieges faith by decision.

Valyrian is 50, Faith of the 7 is 70. With that said, how does one affect moral authority when holy wars and crusades are off the table?

 

[Puking Panda]

Valyrian is 50, Faith of the 7 is 70. With that said, how does one affect moral authority when holy wars and crusades are off the table?

I think you can just increase it with Paragon of Virtue ambition, I also noticed that when you are King of the Seven Kingdoms you can select a candidate as High Septon, if the candidate actually gets chosen by the High Devout the Moral Authority drops, if you candidate does not get chosen moral authority rises

 

[Stolidicus]

CTD error log, year 8100:

[persistent.cpp:40]: Error: "Malformed token: .75, near line: 1925
" in file: "common/combat_tactics.txt" near line: 1936
[persistent.cpp:40]: Error: "Malformed token: .25, near line: 3109
" in file: "common/combat_tactics.txt" near line: 3126

 

[Wilcott]

I'm facing a problem, but it's more aesthetic than anything else. So I started a game on the War of Conquest scenario as a made up character(meaning ruler designer) under the Freys. Eventually, i took the Twins from them. Then, something happens and my dynasty changes from my invented one to the Tully's. I didn't even know this was possible. Anyway, i checked for possible reasons for this and I found out the rest of the Tully's had effectively died out. I might have given them a daughter to marry at some point.

The thing is, after this happens, the Tully family tree becomes a mess. My character, and all his sons and daughters and their respective descendents start showing up as individual...specs on the tree, with no branches connecting them to anyone. Is this a known bug with a fix?

 

[AirOutlaw7]

Regarding my request for "right of conquest" CB:
I just mean that I'd like the option to conquer land without usurping the actual titles from the current holders, the way Aegon does in the conquest. An understandable requirement for me to do this would be that I'm independent though.
It'd basically be like conquering land through a de jure claim, but instead purely through right of conquest. Say I'm playing as the King of the Reach. I'd like the option to conquer the Westerlands and make them my vassal, but not actually usurp any titles in the Westerlands. Instead they'll simply be my vassals.

 

[Rubidium]

Regarding my request for "right of conquest" CB:
I just mean that I'd like the option to conquer land without usurping the actual titles from the current holders, the way Aegon does in the conquest. An understandable requirement for me to do this would be that I'm independent though.
It'd basically be like conquering land through a de jure claim, but instead purely through right of conquest. Say I'm playing as the King of the Reach. I'd like the option to conquer the Westerlands and make them my vassal, but not actually usurp any titles in the Westerlands. Instead they'll simply be my vassals.

You can do this if you have a dragon.

 

[McBeanie]

You can do this if you have a dragon.

His point as that he wishes you didn't need a dragon to do it.

 

[man84]

Would it be possible to separate the intrigue and diplomacy education ?
It's actually really annoying to see a child with high intrigue have a weak diplomacy trait and vice-versa

 

[Stolidicus]

Would it be possible to separate the intrigue and diplomacy education ?
It's actually really annoying to see a child with high intrigue have a weak diplomacy trait and vice-versa

I thoroughly support this. This could be achieved by adding an event that allows you to select between either one when the child hits 15.