When are they fixing auto CtA and unbreakable NAPs?

[thekaje]

It's been like this for months. It ruined the game for me and I haven't touched CK2 since Feb.

Did we ever figure out who was responsible for this design decision, probably the worst in CK2's history? Is there a mod out there to fix it? Any ETA on the official patch that returns the game's design philosophy back to what it's always been, allowing betrayal?

 

[Slayen]

It's been like this for months. It ruined the game for me and I haven't touched CK2 since Feb.

Did we ever figure out who was responsible for this design decision, probably the worst in CK2's history? Is there a mod out there to fix it? Any ETA on the official patch that returns the game's design philosophy back to what it's always been, allowing betrayal?

Hopefully in 2.6, but we do know that they at very least do plan on dealing with both those issues soon.

See this Dev Diary for the CtA's and this post from Servancour from earlier today on NAPs.

 

[thekaje]

Thanks. So there isn't a mod out to fix it?

 

[Slayen]

Thanks. So there isn't a mod out to fix it?

Nothing for NAPs to the best of my knowledge, but Silversweeeper did make a mod that does, to a degree, restore the ability to decline call to arms.

Declineable Call to Arms

 

[Hecaton]

Hopefully in 2.6, but we do know that they at very least do plan on dealing with both those issues soon.

See this Dev Diary for the CtA's and this post from Servancour from earlier today on NAPs.

Disgusting that they thought to implement them in the first place. The proper way to deal with Infamy, NAPs and all that stuff is just to *remove it*

 

[ninoallen]

i too would like to know whos brain dead idea it would to change the game like this, they should be fired.
i been playing 2.4.5