Specifically I'm talking about when new cultures form, like norman/anglo saxon --> English or Norse-->Swedish/Norwegian/Danish, not takeovers.
The transition is half formed, in my current game, only *one* Norman duke moved to English (most of them, including my king, never even got the option, only two English counties existed). Even once I got a king that was educated as English the vassals refuse to take the option to convert to liege culture, some of the ones I educated into English educated their heirs *back* to Norman. As a result England is a mess of 10 English counties and the rest split between Norman and Anglo Saxon. Short of going full north Korea a *second* time there's no English England available starting in 1066.
My Norse games are the same way, if I switch to Danish or Swedish only one or two vassals follow along. The transition never happens properly (though in that case it can be ignored, as there are no benefits).
For these culture transition to work, they need to be much more forceful than the usual culture mechanics.
The transition is half formed, in my current game, only *one* Norman duke moved to English (most of them, including my king, never even got the option, only two English counties existed). Even once I got a king that was educated as English the vassals refuse to take the option to convert to liege culture, some of the ones I educated into English educated their heirs *back* to Norman. As a result England is a mess of 10 English counties and the rest split between Norman and Anglo Saxon. Short of going full north Korea a *second* time there's no English England available starting in 1066.
My Norse games are the same way, if I switch to Danish or Swedish only one or two vassals follow along. The transition never happens properly (though in that case it can be ignored, as there are no benefits).
For these culture transition to work, they need to be much more forceful than the usual culture mechanics.
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