Indeed. I see that you're the creator of the bloodline traits mod, included in this mod. Will those traits also available be for Scottish nobility?
Can we except new things in the next version, apart from less lag?
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Indeed. I see that you're the creator of the bloodline traits mod, included in this mod. Will those traits also available be for Scottish nobility?
Can we except new things in the next version, apart from less lag?
ok so whats the deal with when i plot to kill someone and I succeed it says the person died with out knowing there killer! but if i go over there same it shows i killed them and all there Family hates me ...
Might be a tooltip error. The family will, or should, hate you only if the killer is known.
It is possible that the new coronation chain will make it in as its primarily narrative.
After researching, I think France should use get the General Estates as a faction similar to the Parliament faction. They were similar to the Scottish parliament, divided into clergy(first estate), nobility(second estate) and commoners(third estate).
I'm not sure if this has been already reported, but Lionel of Antwerp has no issue. Since the Yorkist claim derives from his daughter Phillipa of Clarence, this is a problem. There's also no family history for Anne Mortimer, Richard Earl of York's mother.
Additionally, Denbigh (Aled province) belonged to Richard of York in 1455, not the de Lacy family, who also did not hold Clitheroe, that being part of the Duchy of Lancaster.
Additionally, Denbigh (Aled province) belonged to Richard of York in 1455, not the de Lacy family, who also did not hold Clitheroe, that being part of the Duchy of Lancaster.
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Can you tell more about this coronation event chain is going go be special mechanic? PS what do you mean by primary narrative?
The Yorkist claim is most certainly derived from Edmund and not Lionel. It is a direct male line from Edward III to Richard III.
As for Clitheroe, I had to divide up lands held by the Crown for balance reasons. Otherwise the King's demesne would be incredibly huge.
I will definitely fix Denbigh.
I have not finished adding in history for all the the families if they did not hold earldoms or higher titles.
What I mean by primarily narrative is that the event chain more or less is in story telling mode for the coronation (will be specific chains for each country). For example, there will only be 1 option per event and no effects come out of it. It is just a flavor thing.
Update might be today, ended up sick yesterday and today so I don't know what will get done.
Ralph Neville, 2nd Earl of Westmorland:
- is missing his sister Margaret.
- his youngest brother Thomas' child is a daughter called Humphrey.
- his brother John's wife should be Anne Holland, daughter of John Holland 2nd Duke of Exeter. Instead he's married to a generic "de Holland" and the real Anne Holland is unmarried.
Also, the Earl of Kendal should be John de Foix. Admittedly, Kendal is currently only a barony, but something can be arranged.
- is missing his sister Margaret.
- his youngest brother Thomas' child is a daughter called Humphrey.
- his brother John's wife should be Anne Holland, daughter of John Holland 2nd Duke of Exeter. Instead he's married to a generic "de Holland" and the real Anne Holland is unmarried.
Also, the Earl of Kendal should be John de Foix. Admittedly, Kendal is currently only a barony, but something can be arranged.
Thanks! There are a lot of these little errors littered throughout. While the main lines are generally pretty solid, the sisters, brothers, and smaller lines are definitely not built up.
I can't believe I missed the earldom of Kendal. :wacko:
By the way, if there are any Scottish experts I had a really hard time finding really reliable ancestry information for a lot of people. Seemed like every source said something different, so any feedback is very much welcomed.
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But John de Foix was imprisoned, I read on wiki. So if it really is important to include the earldom, I dont know.
Imprisoned by Olivier de Coëtivy, who is currently not in the game as France has no content.
Also missing is John de Foix' wife Margaret de la Pole, daughter of John de la Pole.
Additionally, Windsor Castle is currently in the province of Harrow. I suspect it should be in Windsor instead, but as there is no county for Windsor, East Hampstead may have to suffice.
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I was wondering how long it would take someone to notice Windsor. :ninja: I originally move it to that province because I couldn't figure out how to get rid of the "desires X title" malus that occured when someone wanted de jure territory (and I really wanted the crown to control it no matter what). I have since implemented a work around so I can move it to its correct spot.
One other thing: Montgomery (ie Forden) should belong to Richard of York as it belonged to the Earls of March before the Mortimer line died out.
Is he doing it mindlessly or are their reasons? I know people tend to frame Northumberland for treason quite frequently for example.
Not quite, I don't want to be pedantic, especially considering the excellence of this mod, but the Yorkists claimed precedence against the Lancastrian kings through their descent from Philippa, daughter of Lionel, the 2nd son, but elder brother of both John and their patrilineal ancestor Edmund. If they claimed through Edmund they would have absolutely no right to the crown while Henry VI had an heir.
It was a funny claim, really it was Edward's own personality and military victories that won him the throne not his descent.
For reasons, but happens so often. Can it maybe be toned down? And often the same earl or duke is imprisoned.
Maybe another suggestion is to have a special CB for a war with France, if the realm is not in civil war for a certain amount of time. Like when Edward IV wanted to invade France.
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