has anyone looked at the save? the chatlog seems to be gone. This is a pretty major issue imho.
It is forbidden to annex or vassalise another player's vassal unless one of the following is true:
The player gives you permission to do so by agreeing to a peace treaty which includes that annexation.
The player implicitly gives you permission by not DOWing when you attack his vassal.
You have been at war with the player for at least three years. This gives a bit of incentive to settle wars one is plainly losing.
This protection only applies to nations who DOW in defense of their vassals. If you DOW someone's vassal, and he does not DOW you back, you may peace the vassal whenever you like.
Yes. However in this freaky scenario that happened, Sterk has been at war with Muscowy for a time (for me unknown). Yes?BurningEGO said:We have 2 cases, in which KOM had always to speak about, and he always said that if you wanted to peace someone's vassal, which was not a vassal of that someone by the time you DOWed, you had to wait 3 years in case that someone (the liege) DOWed you in defense of its vassal.
Sterk is nowhere special, and as you might observe KoM hasn't posted in orange and thus what he said isn't final. We are having a discussion.BurningEGO said:So, tbh, if the rule was already applied in the past, i wonder why it cant be applied to Sterk. Is he special? Or is the fact that he is a deputy that makes him special?
I protest to be called an AI, even if i was a Léonese vassal!King of Men said:In the Antioch and Aleppo cases, the vassals were AI
Lurken said:IRL time isn't relevant. What is relevant is In-Game time. Did Leon DoW Poland as soon as possible after the vassalization of Muscowy or not? That is the relevant matter here, imho.
Sterkarm said:It seems to me that, overall, this game is far, far too much about rules. I won't name names, but there are some people who insist on following every rule down to the letter of the rule rather than the spirit. The rules are responsible for nearly every conflict. Now, of course games need rules, but I've rarely seen EU2 or EU3 games (or even most CK games) devolve into the rule-debating legal debacle that this has become. I must say, it is turning this game into far more of a chore than it is worth.
Let us stipulate a case.
All realms that follows are assumed to be player realms.
Duchy A is at war with Kingdom B. Duchy A is losing, but refuses to peace. Almost three years go by, and then Duchy pledges to Kingdom C. What happens? The exploitish situation arises where Kingdom B, must wait another three years before he can peace the vassals at favourable terms, AND it can become much worse, Kingdom B might be forced to combat Kingdom C also and still lose the progress he had.
BurningEGO said:Exactly. And Hyme was never absence for 3 games in a row. If he misses next session, he will. But today, he was not.
Sterkarm said:Krakowskie was not Bohemian. It was controlled by either Silesia or Hungary.
Also, you have not declared war on me yet, I'm waiting for you to come with your supposedly vast hordes (so that I can kick their ass up and down the block). Not to mention, since when does the vassal-peace rule include human vassals? I think that's a bit ridiculous because AI vassals are totally different than human-played vassals. Regardless, until you declare war, I can do whatever I want to Muscowy because I was at war with him long before he was your vassal.
And why would anybody not want to destroy you? You expressed it so simply yourself by saying "I am a benevolent ruler." Few people (especially those with an overdeveloped alpha-male complex such as myself) like being "ruled" by anyone else, much less somebody who's very quick to point it out whenever he does well or "helps" anybody with anything.
it washyme said:last i knew Krakowskie was Bohemian.