I take it you're not married?Why does the 'newest fashon fad' cost a years worth of the King's income?
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This situation isn't strange by game mechanics but it is funny to think of as a historical situation:
King of England was a seven-year-old boy with no brothers and a single older sister. Ergo I proposed and he accepted, signing his own death warrant unbeknownst to him. His sister had my heir, that Arthur Loarn seen in the screenshot, and the last king of de Normandie dynasty got assassinated.
As duke of Moray I belong to the Kingdom of Norway (which covers half of Scotland because my liege declared war on me when I was Scotland's vassal). Norwegian king shall not be pleased when my son inherits.
Also, I think the English aren't too pleased with a Scottsman sitting on their throne - especially now that he's 16 in my game and has an Irishwoman for a wife.
King of England was a seven-year-old boy with no brothers and a single older sister. Ergo I proposed and he accepted, signing his own death warrant unbeknownst to him. His sister had my heir, that Arthur Loarn seen in the screenshot, and the last king of de Normandie dynasty got assassinated.
As duke of Moray I belong to the Kingdom of Norway (which covers half of Scotland because my liege declared war on me when I was Scotland's vassal). Norwegian king shall not be pleased when my son inherits.
Also, I think the English aren't too pleased with a Scottsman sitting on their throne - especially now that he's 16 in my game and has an Irishwoman for a wife.
I've got a couple for everyone. Firstly, from my Duchy of Apulia game, I was able to conquer the Levant. At which point, I gave Bohemond of Taranto the Kingdom of Jerusalem, and switched to him. After about 25 years in game, many of the Arab Kingdoms had become Christianized, even leading to this...
The first Arab Pontiff of Rome
Also, I noticed this when I was randomly searching through courts.
Daddy was dead 4 years before Junior was born....lol
The first Arab Pontiff of Rome
Also, I noticed this when I was randomly searching through courts.
Daddy was dead 4 years before Junior was born....lol
That would seem to be a problem with the scenario setup. Odd. After half a decade of being out, I would have thought somebody would have fixed that. Cool screenshots though.
Okay, so these three are all from the same game. Strange... doublish and self recursive things trouble me. Really, what's wrong with my game?
It wasn't in Deus Vult, but that first one reminds me of a game I played once where the Byzantines controlled half of the British Isles and were duking it out with the Fatamids, who owned the other half. I don't think they were fighting nearly at all on their natural borders, just in Britain
No comment.
Could ou enlarge it a bit? Hard to see anything.
I don't think she is married to her father, she is Margrit Arpady who is married to the emperor of Byzantium at the start of the 1187 scenario. And her father is Bela Arpady, the king of Hungary-Croatia. Or at least that is the case in my unmodded version of the game.
Since this is a historical marriage defined in the scenario files I don't see anything strange in it.
It is not like this happened through game-mechanics.
Since this is a historical marriage defined in the scenario files I don't see anything strange in it.
It is not like this happened through game-mechanics.
Here an enlarged screenshot
My bad.
They looked the same late at night when i was about to go to bed.
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