Hello !
To be completely honest with all of you : I hate children. I'm not talking about everyday life ( even though...doesn't matter. ), but about CK2. Actually, the more you have children, the more you have problems with stupid internal conflicts about legitimacy and claims that I usually handle "diplomatically".
But in this game, there is an underestimated system : adoption. Indeed, even Cesar did it ( what a great idea, we saw how it finished... ) and it was pretty common. That's the reason why I think that adding the possibility to adopt any child who is fatherless ( dead or unknown ) when you are a man and adding him artificially to your children list, though without changing his dynasty. He would be added to the succession list, at the very end ( after the legitimate children and legitimated bastards but before the illegitimate bastards ). He would NATURALLY claim your demesne, but the fact that you accepted to be his new father would make him very found of you, and after that a trustworthy and reliable servant.
Ideas ? Opinions ? Improvements ?
To be completely honest with all of you : I hate children. I'm not talking about everyday life ( even though...doesn't matter. ), but about CK2. Actually, the more you have children, the more you have problems with stupid internal conflicts about legitimacy and claims that I usually handle "diplomatically".
But in this game, there is an underestimated system : adoption. Indeed, even Cesar did it ( what a great idea, we saw how it finished... ) and it was pretty common. That's the reason why I think that adding the possibility to adopt any child who is fatherless ( dead or unknown ) when you are a man and adding him artificially to your children list, though without changing his dynasty. He would be added to the succession list, at the very end ( after the legitimate children and legitimated bastards but before the illegitimate bastards ). He would NATURALLY claim your demesne, but the fact that you accepted to be his new father would make him very found of you, and after that a trustworthy and reliable servant.
Ideas ? Opinions ? Improvements ?
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