Just to add something about the lictors, they only numbered a few hundred historically, but it makes sense to me that a reborn republic would expand it to properly protect its leaders.
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Sorta like the republics in crisis of the confederation, or new valariya in the game of thrones mod?
I've not tried either mod so I don't really know what you're talking about. The republic mechanics will be available in specific circumstances by decision or event.
If anyone would like to test my (Unfinished) beta, here's a link to it.
https://www.mediafire.com/?zdvq9giwu9h7doh
https://www.mediafire.com/?zdvq9giwu9h7doh
Basically, elections in these mods is purely event based.
Crisis of the Confederation takes it a step further by making it such that nearly all inheritance is done by events which are triggered before your character is allowed to die.
As it turns out, Pratican Elective only disallows female inheriters if it is allowed to operate as in Vanilla. The way Galle did it, the title being given to the Heir by event and you be given control over the heir then, it allows Female inheritors.
However, it's in the end having to trick the game. Unless your realm is using hereditary successions for titles, instead of appointment and elective, the normal succession mechanics dont come into play. Which allows them to do all sorts of fancy stuff with succession.
Most important being Term lengths. But it was a bit buggy for him to get working originally.
I wasn't really planning to go that far into it. The current mechanics work well enough, Rome never would have had a female leader anyway.
So decided to take this massive behemoth I had in Vanilla.
Well, thats going to take forever to fill. And bankrupt the entire map to support.
Yeah.
Conclusion to take: Massive empires that happen to rule a third of the map are going to be porportionly massive in strength. I do not envy keeping that many people under control. Really the only reason I wouldnnt consider these troop counts a problem is the fact that I rule a third of the map and therefor suffer civil wars as is every other Emperor. Sometimes multiple times in a reign. It's probably more realistic to expect my actual numbers to be a portion of that, because I cant reasonably deploy that many troops anyways. Too large an empire.
It's probably also not showing how many troops my vassals have as well. That is going to be scary. Especially since it's a ironman game(have a backup thankfully.)
Those numbers aren't me, I set a cap of 400,000 on the retinue boost. The current retinue system is in need of a levy penalty, I'll be adding a -10% penalty for every 250 realm holdings you have up to a maximum of 1,300 holdings, which will give you a -50% penalty.
50 - 300 holdings: -10%
300 - 550 holdings - 20%
550 - 800 holdings - 30%
800 - 1,050 holdings - 40%
1,050 - 1,300 holdings - 50%
50 - 300 holdings: -10%
300 - 550 holdings - 20%
550 - 800 holdings - 30%
800 - 1,050 holdings - 40%
1,050 - 1,300 holdings - 50%
I have also by this point gotten military organization at max. Also, it's only a 200,000 boost. This is what i think pushes the number so high. Granted, it's a number high enough im never really getting that much forces.
Also, Britannia is localized incorrectly.
Instead of the presumed localization of Kingdom of Britannia, it's just Kingdom Britannia
Also, Britannia is localized incorrectly.
Instead of the presumed localization of Kingdom of Britannia, it's just Kingdom Britannia
The maximum you can get from the retinue boost is 240,000, the 200,000 is from the MO tech. You get a small amount of retinue points (One or two I think) from each realm holding you have but it's negligible.
Looks like this event series is working as planned.
http://i.imgur.com/7Xe95mo.jpg
And what's this? My dev trait will now be available (Either by console or the ruler designer) for those of you who just want to have fun with the game.
http://i.imgur.com/xEtRMLV.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/7Xe95mo.jpg
And what's this? My dev trait will now be available (Either by console or the ruler designer) for those of you who just want to have fun with the game.
http://i.imgur.com/xEtRMLV.jpg
Michael VII was historically a shit emperor who was couped, so he comes with a special modifier to represent that.
http://i.imgur.com/6J6fifS.jpg
Alp's successor will declare a historical war against Michael VII for Anatolia and usually win against the AI.
http://i.imgur.com/0VPaAti.jpg
The Seljuks usually overextend themselves when they take Anatolia, imploding eventually. One of those Turkish duchies will probably form Rum if it grows large enough, or the Byzantines could attempt a reconquest (The successful Catholic crusade for Egypt is also notable).
http://i.imgur.com/CYClTPk.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/6J6fifS.jpg
Alp's successor will declare a historical war against Michael VII for Anatolia and usually win against the AI.
http://i.imgur.com/0VPaAti.jpg
The Seljuks usually overextend themselves when they take Anatolia, imploding eventually. One of those Turkish duchies will probably form Rum if it grows large enough, or the Byzantines could attempt a reconquest (The successful Catholic crusade for Egypt is also notable).
http://i.imgur.com/CYClTPk.jpg
I haven't added the WRE in yet but the idea is that anyone from the Latin culture group (Which now includes all of the Iberian cultures) will be able to form it if they can conquer Italy, Gaul and Spain before the HRE has been formed. If the HRE has ever existed, it will lock out the WRE for the rest of the game (Later bookmarks will obviously be out).
I've changed the name of the mod slightly to reflect its larger scope. It'll still be a part of MR, of course, I just wanted to make sure people know what it actually does.
Firstly: this is a great mod, thanks for making it!
Then I'd like to report a bug: looking in the 00_religions.txt file it seems that I should be able to request claims now that I've instituted the Imperial religion, yet the button "claim" just doesn't show up where it normally does when playing Catholic.
Then I'd like to report a bug: looking in the 00_religions.txt file it seems that I should be able to request claims now that I've instituted the Imperial religion, yet the button "claim" just doesn't show up where it normally does when playing Catholic.
Strange, he should be able to grant claims. Have you tried it as a vassal, it might lock the emperor out.
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