Peace of God isn't working

[jaolhe]

I quickly scanned through the known bugs thread and didn't find this:

The event 'The Pope calls for Peace of God' is not working. Even if I submit, there comes no peace between me and my specified enemy. Happened many times.

 

[Grosshaus]

is it just this event or is the whole command perhaps bugged?

 

[Cat Lord]

"Peace of God" removes a regiment.

"Truce of God" forces a white peace.

Peace of God

In the eleventh century, during the height of feudalism, the church sought to influence for the better the behavior of the feudal barons. In addition to attempting to add Christian virtues to the code of knightly conduct called chivalry, the church tried to impose limitations on feudal warfare. Bishops inaugurated the Peace of God and Truce of God movements. The Peace of God banned from the sacraments all persons who pillaged sacred places or refused to spare noncombatants. The Truce of God established "closed seasons" on fighting: rom sunset on Wednesday to sunrise on Monday and certain longer periods, such as Lent. Unfortunately, both movements were generally ineffective.

 

[lucaluca]

"Peace of God" removes a regiment.

"Truce of God" forces a white peace.

Really nice description this event has!! Could you please add more descriptions to events? this was a thing, for example, that I've never known.

Cheers

 

[Cat Lord]

There is alas no description to the events

I really like to have some, but that causes translation nightmares...

Cat

 

[lucaluca]

There is alas no description to the events

I really like to have some, but that causes translation nightmares...

Cat

But Victoria, HoI, EU, every Paradox game has such descriptions, so is it really a translation problem?

I have only EUII (and CK of course), and in the italian version of the game the text of the events is translated quite well; the problem came for some UNKNOWN STRING WANTED and some mismenagement which caused CTDs (a lot).

 

[jaolhe]

"Peace of God" removes a regiment.

"Truce of God" forces a white peace.

Ok. I'm still quite sure that I've got 'Truce of God' as well but that doesn't force white peace either.

 

[unmerged(2456)]

There is alas no description to the events

I really like to have some, but that causes translation nightmares...

Cat

Still atleast having OPTIONAL descriptions should be okay.

 

[unmerged(26782)]

Can Peace of God happen in any war? "The Peace of God banned from the sacraments all persons who pillaged sacred places"?

 

[Grosshaus]

Does the option tooltip tell you about a regiment removal in this event?

 

[unmerged(26782)]

xxx

(VERY Off-Topic) Have you removed the name of the song from your sig?

 

[jaolhe]

Does the option tooltip tell you about a regiment removal in this event?

I *think* I've gotten both events, the one that tells you that some regiment has to go home (the Peace of God event) and then an event where the description says that '-something- of God is triggered to the enemy ruler', I don't know if that's supposed to be the 'Truce of God' event. Anyways, there has never been effective white peace.
If there is some event launched for the enemy ruler also with the 'Peace of God' event (and it says so in the description) when you only lose a regiment, then everything might be working as it should.

I suppose you need more feedback on this, I at the moment can't give you more.

 

[unmerged(29096)]

I had both, Peace first, and later Truce, during a war with a couple of former vassals. I didn't understand what the consequences of either event would be, but went with them anyway (no way did I want to be excommunicated!). (NB, I think the consequences of some of the new events could be made clearer.)

Didn't notice any result of the Peace event, but this was presumably because none of the parties involved had any regiments mobilised (I'd already trampled over both counties and was just waiting for their utterly defeated counts to come to their senses). The Truce event, however, worked fine -- White Peace with Leicester (who then, sensibly, accepted my offer of vassalisation).