Fix all the things that aren't working right in 1.07
This is exactly what i don't want to see in 1.08. Because they should be solved in 1.07a.
Fix all the things that aren't working right in 1.07
:rofl:What I don't want to see: More f***ing up of the Scots (I've changed my mind, I will go into it) They're not goddamn English they're proud Celts, stop giving them shitty names like Adam or Geoffrey. GEOFFREY. Jesus Christ PI, send someone over to Scotland to use a phone book. Only Geoffreys you'll find will be wee bauchled nyaffs...
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I know. When 1.07 has cooled down (ie after a few hotfixes) I'll spend an evening re-converting all of the names in scottish.txt to Gaelic and post it as a little mod.
Can you prove your words? Display specific citations of these works? Or link?Nope but i wont argue about this any further since its not the right forum for this discussion...
However read "De Administrando Imperio" and "De Ceremoniis" both written by Emperor Constantine VII and you will understand how a Patriarch was selected in 10th-11th century...
Yes, it's my mistake. I made a mistake in the term. In Byzantium, the candidates argued Patriarchal Synod. Of these candidates was elected Patriarch of Constantinople.Plus Ecumenical Councils never elected Patriarch except from cases of extreme necessity. Patriarchal Synods yes Ecumenical Councils NO.
A Loyalist Faction, since the AI seems to need one, they usually love to join factions even if they like their liege, so soon every vassal is conspiring against you even if they all like you. So with a loyalist faction the liege will at least have some supporters.
The AI prompted not to join factions (except maybe the loyalist one) during a stable reign of a liked king/ emperor/ liege (unless they don't like him)
Fix East Africa already!!!
A dethrone CB against the Byzantines for the HRE if the Byzzies do the Roman Empire rename thing.
If you're talking about "De Administrando Imperio" and "De Ceremoniis", then I read them. There is no information about the election of the patriarchs.@vv2: i can provide you with many links for both books but they are all in greek.. if you can understand greek i ll pm you the links...
Agreed, though I'd knock him down to the rank of king. In the event of a successful Roman unification by the Byzantines, the Holy Roman Emperor would have lost his raison d'etre, so I'd have the decision remove the HRE and create (or usurp from the current holder if it already exists) the kingdom of Germany in its place. That way the former Emperor would still have his imperial dukes as vassals, but he'd have less power, prestige and influence and be the feudal equal to the other neighboring kings he used to have theoretical supremacy over.
It also means that Western Europe has no emperor tier, and thus it's a sort of every-man-for-himself scenario, with the restored Roman Emperor in Rome/Constantinople being Europe's only emperor-tier ruler... which is how it used to be.
I'd prefer that. In my opinion (you may disagree, and feel free to) both the HRE and ERE should cease to exist once the RE is reformed. They were effectively the Western and Eastern fragments of the old empire vying for political and religious supremacy over the other. If the united empire is restored, they ought to be mutually exclusive.