Well, you could have Queen Helene start off with a husband at the start of the game or add a couple more male courtiers.
Edit: I will try doing this myself first, for testing.
Edit: I will try doing this myself first, for testing.
[MOD]Amazonia's Return
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giving Helene a husband will keep them alive for a generation. The problem is female rulers no longer zealously search for matrialineal marriages.
I will fix this in the next release, even if it means adding a decision to do so. Thanks for the report
There is a bug or conflict with this mod and the Coat of Arms DLCs, because Horde CoAs are bugged and most Dynasties from the Charlemagne Start Point (CoA DLC) don't have their DLC CoA.
I'll have a look. But I have little faith in my capability to fix this one. Will try though
Getting Close to an update once I can re-install CK2
I haven't played much of the mod yet, so I am not sure if this is normal or not, but whenever I play with the Hellenic amazonian faith I lose my ability hold feasts and summer fairs and the such. Is this supposed to happen or is it a bug?
Hmm. That didn't happen before.
They have changed requirements to Religious groups. Great. I'll have to give that a look when I finish my assignments.
The mating system is buggy. I'm completely unclear on whether or not it should go same gender or opposite gender. The AI will continuously assign it, and it seems to regularly de-mate, I believe without the event that forces a breakup.
Plus, after the breakup, it is possible to reassign the mate job immediately. While completely realistic, it makes it harder to diagnose the problems with the mate system.
Plus, after the breakup, it is possible to reassign the mate job immediately. While completely realistic, it makes it harder to diagnose the problems with the mate system.
Can go to both. One simply gives an Opinion boost.
My preliminary search is suggesting that it could do with some rewriting, which I will at some point.
Thanks for the report.
Sorry if this is considered necroposting but I have some good news in case you haven't abandoned this and have time to update this to patch 2.5.
According to Paradox, patch 2.5 has fixed matrilineal marriages for the AI, so if you update this for Conclave (2.5), so maybe the problem of the Amazon queen always marrying normally won't be such an issue anymore.
According to Paradox, patch 2.5 has fixed matrilineal marriages for the AI, so if you update this for Conclave (2.5), so maybe the problem of the Amazon queen always marrying normally won't be such an issue anymore.
Posting on a live mod thread can not be considered Necroposting.
I will investigate further. Update may take some time due to MEP commitments.
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Hi, thanks for continuing this mod. I don't know if you have any plans on updating it, but I just wanted to say I'm testing it in 2.5.2.2 and surprisingly, so far, everything seems to be working! The game automatically transitioned to Enatic succession (thank you!). I see the pregnancy events working w/ the custom text. The mating honorary title system also seems to work (I like how I can also take females as lovers; not sure if that was intentional or not, lol). The Conclave childhood traits also work, and when people turn age 16, it correctly gives them an educational trait. Furthermore, I love the checks in place to ensure women stay in power -- one time, my Matriarch died and was replaced by a guy, but the guy quickly got kicked out and replaced by a woman!
Anyways, well done on the mod.
Edit: After playing a few more decades, I am noticing about 10% of the world's characters are failing to acquire their educational trait, so I was wrong about it being compatible. I'm not sure what causes some people to acquire an education and not others though -- I'll have to test it some more.
Anyways, well done on the mod.
Edit: After playing a few more decades, I am noticing about 10% of the world's characters are failing to acquire their educational trait, so I was wrong about it being compatible. I'm not sure what causes some people to acquire an education and not others though -- I'll have to test it some more.
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I'm getting there. Progress was badly slowed by the discovery of Stellaris.
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That's great news! In the mean time, can you recommend other enatic mods functioning in the current CKII version? I literally can't think of a single one. They're all outdated, including Crusader Queens, Better Gender Law, Status of Women, and Ilmatar Faith.
Since you're an enatic expert, maybe you can answer: Do you think all these mods suddenly dropped their support because of Conclave issues, or is it just a coincidence? It's reassuring to hear you can even work on your mod when so many others apparently cannot or will not!
I still do not have Conclave - I am reluctant to buy it mainly due to it's expense and the excessively bad press it has received on Steam and the Forum attached to the Council.
Conclave itself added the Gender law group, Which I have only seen on a screenshot. Horselords(I think) allowed female rulers to lead their armies, so like other mods whose content was added to the game, they lost the support required to continue to function.
Wait, conclave was terrible in the beginning, but right after the first patch it was fixed, why do you care about the outdated press so much?
Most people thought conclave was pretty good from what I remember about its release, it was the free stuff in the patch that everyone hated. The council isn't that annoying its just different and takes a while to get the hang of all the details. In many ways I have an easier time with it than the previous government system.
Because there are still negative complaints ongoing even in the last month, and I'm a bit of a miser(because I am a student) and want to save as much as possible so I can demolish my loan after I leave as soon as possible. Thus I am exceedingly cynical on what I buy. Usually I evaluate the features of the DLC by how much they will aggravate me and how much I will enjoy them.
In CM's case, I knew I would dislike the 769 start, but guessed(correctly) the Viceroyalties would outweigh the cost(at ~65% off).
In Conclave's case, the Council is going to aggravate me a lot, regardless of bugyness. Other than the Council, Conclave adds relatively little to the game - thus I stall, wait for a good sale, or until a friend or aquaintance buys it for me as a present.
Now that I think of it, Steam has the Conclave expansion and Conclave content pack at a -25% discount for the Steam Summer Sale. That might be about as good as its going to get for a few months anyways.