Prestig/Piety loses and gains in events

[ToSe]

Wouldn't it be way better if those gains or loses would be scaled to your Prestig and Piety you already have?

Like it is done with cash?

Because atm i find those events in late game pretty useless...
who cares if you win or lose 15 Prestig then or 5 Piety... you probatly have 100 times more as that

 

[Malvius]

My last great Emperor of Britannia had 12,4k Prestige when he died, that means he would get arround 100 Prestige for a good hunt or how do you mean that?
Ich think its good how it is. After ypu theory somewhen my character would get more and more prestige ending with 30k

 

[grumphie]

well, some should scale and others shouldnt. like its much more of a shame for the emperor of everything to have a unlanded son than it is for thne count of unimportance.

i.e. prestige gain from random events shoudl scale. things like hunts and won battles shouldnt.

 

[Dragnar]

I'd rather the event prestige wouldn't be scaled up, but basic "sitting on your butt and earning prestige from your held titles"-prestige be scaled down.
That quickly marginalizes all other prestige gains and honestly, should having 3 duke titles really be three times as prestigious as having one?

 

[Malvius]

mybe it shold give the half then for each other title
Also it would be cool by the way to read all the titles of a ruler like
King William of Cornwall by the Grace of god King of England, Ireland, Wales and King of the Scots, Duke of Cornwall.
The Full name.

 

[Lessing]

Scaling is an awful mechanic. It usually penalizes you for being good. In other instances, scaling doesn't make sense. Fabricating a claim on a county should have a fixed cost, because it's always the same process. Giving a feast should scale with your rank, and cost more money and give more prestige with higher rank. Sending a gift to your wife should scale with income, maybe. Sending gifts to other rulers or vassals should not scale with income. So yea, once you scale, you're in a never-ending battle of fine-tuning it.