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Is this a bug? in my current Rome game my king vassals have been launching de jure wars against each other despite medium CA CLEARLY saying no private wars... I understand the plot wars thing... but wtf, a de jure war is CLEARLY a private war.

I'm just pissed because the freaking fatamids absorbed large parts of other kingdoms into egypts de jure before I got around to kicking their teeth in

Im setting up nice neat kingdoms and egypt just immediately starts de jure wars (and as we all know, for some bizarre reason emperors cant tell their idiot vassals to knock it off :p )


so is this a bug? I could have sworn you could only launch plots wars with CA over med
 

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It seems empire crown law doesn't apply to kingdoms if they are not de jure of your empire, crown laws behave extremely weird and buggy in general.
 

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would I be better off just staying a kingdom and making superdukes in place of kingdom vassals?
Yes that seems much better for less buggy crown laws. You'll also have no vassals forming kingdoms and you can split your realm peacefully (by handing out kingdom titles you don't want to family members )