We're looking into an issue like that.
Its very surprising that we cant see
Edit: I take that part back I just cant read.
We're looking into an issue like that.
Thank you.That doesn't exist, no.
However, it's worth noting that the House Seniority law only passes your realm within your house. That should get far less unwieldy than in CK2, since your house tends to stay smaller as branches split off as cadet houses.
Please consider fixing religion in the next patch. Catholicism is almost ubplayable because of the way fervor and conversion work. It is currently way too prone to heresy and because fervor is always so low you can never convert any of your provinces. Unreformed pagans can convert you in like a year and it takes 20 for you to convert them. Also, please bring back missionaries or at least put pressure on unreformed pagan rulers to convert to Christianity or Islam based on their geographic location.
the current official answer is "when it's ready".When is the whole Ruler/Dynasty Designer feature coming out?
If (or hopefully when) this bug gets fixed, will it fix itself in an already ongoing save? Like, will the game register that my current emperor is really supposed to be the house head? Or will I have to start a new game? That would really fucking suckWe're looking into an issue like that.
Are you sure about this? I have never seen this happen. The only wars I have seen among sub-vassals are those that have to do with revolts and factions, but never anything that is declared the normal way.Realm authority does NOT apply to sub-vassals unlike CK2, so those sub-vassals are free to war against whoever they like.
Same.At this point, i take anything. To many things are bugged right now.
So 11 days since the last patch, do we have some prediction of when the next one will be released?
So 11 days since the last patch, do we have some prediction of when the next one will be released?
Hopefully this week. At least a small patch to fix some of the more critical bugs would be nice like the ones related to succession.