one on the mod home page link as most recentwhich version?
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one on the mod home page link as most recentwhich version?
Awesome, thanks! Any idea when that will be?I am pretty sure that will be fixed in the next version as the schism stuff is getting taken out I believe and replaced in time with something better
When does it crash?one on the mod home page link as most recent
ass soon as I press play on startup screenWhen does it crash?
Now.Awesome, thanks! Any idea when that will be?
Do you run it through steam or directly from the ck2 folder?ass soon as I press play on startup screen
Ah, that's a simple error. The localisation files are in the wrong format.typos can still be funny though. the question marks on the orthodox faith made me question its viability so much i turned to the old hellenic faith![]()
I'll get a heresy for it.Just to elaborate a bit on what is replacing the schisms mod, I'm going to add various decisions to call an ecumenical council. If you play as a Miaphysite ruler and conquer all five patriarchal sees, you can call an ecumenical council to declare the Council of Chalcedon void, which will forcibly convert most Catholic and Orthodox characters to your religion. The following religions (And their heresies, should they become the majority faith) will have have access to the decisions:
- Chalcedonian
- Catholicism
- Orthodoxy
- Miaphysite
- Nestorian
- Syriac
I'm still un-sure about where Syriac is going to go. I'd like it to be its own group, but it needs a heresy for that to work.
Ah, I forgot to close a bracket. I unlocked Jerusalem so that it can also be formed by Muslims, pagans, and Zoroastrians.another, I think, bug. there is no de jure kingdom for what is usually the kingdom of jerusalem, and instead the duchy of sinai is the only kingdom of jerusalem part
# Creation/Usurp Trigger
allow = {
OR = {
religion_group = muslim
religion_group = christian
religion_group = pagan_group
religion_group = zoroastrian
}
}
One could have it evolve to face the challenges of Iconoclasm by adapting like the Islamic religions did, adopting a form of 'Aniconism' that is still fairly popular today in a variety of religions.Iconoclasm in the strictest sense has almost universally been rejected, it is just too strict an ideology to enable the required artistic expression of a dynamic advancing culture. So I disagree with you profoundly about making it anything more than an ordinary heresy.