[MOD] Lux Invicta
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It was intended as a funny "experimental love" joke... and the unloving consequences of the age.
I simply am not sure wether to keep it that way or not.
I've noticed in my aar that open succesion and it's continous inheritance of temples makes me SWIM in money... hmmmm.
Could you edit the traits of craven and cautious to add some health? I mean the modifier of being horrible at intrigue makes you more likely to die, and so does going to war. I think my craven ruler would avoid those things, and possible gain some health as a result? To to counter it maybe add more of a negative effect on relations?
I don't think Myths and Magic's far enough along in development yet, is it? And while Lux Invicta's a fantasy mod, I don't think it's that kind of fantasy... though final judgement is, of course, in Shaytana's hands.
Dunno if you're still looking for character survivability rates, but I'm gonna throw in my so far:
Playing as Cornovia, I've reached the year 1108, and am on my third king.
The story so far:
My starting king Magnus I, had 2 daughters and 1 son by the age of 25. Then he was assaulted by a brutal murderer (event thingy about murderer stalking your town, 50/50 chance of winning, or getting some serious negative traits i didn't need, had already had to swallow 3 negatives to avoid getting stressed), and turned incapable. Lived to the age of 40 before he got drowned by the people bathing him.
His son, Magnus II succeeded him, he likewise had 2 daughters and one son, before dying at the age of 26 of severe stress. (it was the 4th or so event with stress as the potential outcome, I must admit i think there's too many of them given the severe restrictions the human player get, he started out with decent stats, but all the negatives traits were really starting to hurt). He died the day after getting stressed...
on my third ruler now, Magnus III age 17, no children so far, but why is pregnant.
To sum up: I don't notice any real problem with fertility. I've had plenty of events to give me the "lustful" traits to get things going even faster, I've not had that many sons, but that's related to my rulers dying young due to decisions I made.
However, I must admit that i think there's either too many stress related events, or they fire too often. In most of them there's either a 50/50 chance of you getting stressed, or a 100 % chance to get a negative trait. This wouldn't neccesarily be bad, but by the time my 2 first rulers had turned 25 they had both had atleast 3 stressful events happen. I think that's just a tad too much for a 1 province king tbh. It wouldn't be all that bad, but the base stats gain is just too low. I was just hovering above having the "corruption" modifier hit me again, while still dealing with diplomatic catastrophy & other modifiers.. I know it's suppoused to be very hard, but at this rate I won't be able to do anything at all.
Hope it helps/makes any sense
Playing as Cornovia, I've reached the year 1108, and am on my third king.
The story so far:
My starting king Magnus I, had 2 daughters and 1 son by the age of 25. Then he was assaulted by a brutal murderer (event thingy about murderer stalking your town, 50/50 chance of winning, or getting some serious negative traits i didn't need, had already had to swallow 3 negatives to avoid getting stressed), and turned incapable. Lived to the age of 40 before he got drowned by the people bathing him.
His son, Magnus II succeeded him, he likewise had 2 daughters and one son, before dying at the age of 26 of severe stress. (it was the 4th or so event with stress as the potential outcome, I must admit i think there's too many of them given the severe restrictions the human player get, he started out with decent stats, but all the negatives traits were really starting to hurt). He died the day after getting stressed...
on my third ruler now, Magnus III age 17, no children so far, but why is pregnant.
To sum up: I don't notice any real problem with fertility. I've had plenty of events to give me the "lustful" traits to get things going even faster, I've not had that many sons, but that's related to my rulers dying young due to decisions I made.
However, I must admit that i think there's either too many stress related events, or they fire too often. In most of them there's either a 50/50 chance of you getting stressed, or a 100 % chance to get a negative trait. This wouldn't neccesarily be bad, but by the time my 2 first rulers had turned 25 they had both had atleast 3 stressful events happen. I think that's just a tad too much for a 1 province king tbh. It wouldn't be all that bad, but the base stats gain is just too low. I was just hovering above having the "corruption" modifier hit me again, while still dealing with diplomatic catastrophy & other modifiers.. I know it's suppoused to be very hard, but at this rate I won't be able to do anything at all.
Hope it helps/makes any sense
Yes it does, thank you for telling me. I'll keep an eye out. As I play my AAR I'm also hopefully coming to conclusions.
Myths and Magic-A Fantasy Europe Mod for CK2
I haven't tried it out, but from what I've read in the thread it's still pretty early in development.
I haven't tried it out, but from what I've read in the thread it's still pretty early in development.
Ok, thanks for showing me that.
I'm guessing my answer to integrating it is no.
I don't think magic is where I want to go atm. Well other than some easteregg events I want to put in.
I've updated my stress and fertility test aar. Here:
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum...rmato-Brython-Pendragons-a-short-gameplay-AAR
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum...rmato-Brython-Pendragons-a-short-gameplay-AAR
Could you make it combatible with lux invicta,just like ck2+ has modules that you don't need to play with?
May I suggest a change to king and emperor's demesne limit? I think it's too arbitrary, wouldn't it be better if it depended on state stewardship? After all, Midas-touched king with equally talented wife and steward would be able to manage demesne bigger than measly four provinces.
Could you make it combatible with lux invicta,just like ck2+ has modules that you don't need to play with?
No sorry. That's time I don't want to spend on it. I wtb more time for Lux proper - not a magic mod in early development.
I'll think about changing it. The thing is atm I think if you have 4+ provinces you are SWIMMING in money. I got tons of money with 3 province demesne atm in my game.
Fine,then i shall convice him to make it combatimble
Also,i think it's bad that the player gets many bad modifiers from bad stewardship,diplomcay etc. but the ai doesn't
Also i demand more nords!
Also,i think it's bad that the player gets many bad modifiers from bad stewardship,diplomcay etc. but the ai doesn't
Also i demand more nords!
Isn't that because of Open succession and you getting all the money from dead clerics?
Personally, I haven't played very far in any of my games (new version = new game), but I usually struggle for cash early. I think that might level out once I catch up on buildings though?
Isn't that because of Open succession and you getting all the money from dead clerics?
Yep, a strong economy = cash.