Hey all,
So I'm relatively new to this game, but I've managed to become King of Ireland, Scotland and England in 1330 after starting as the Earl of Dublin in the earliest setting. (A little warefare, and lots and lots of dirty plotting and strategic marriages)
I rule over most counties in England and over all of the other two kingdoms. I control the Duchies of Meath and Leinster in Ireland, the counties of Gowrie and Fife in Scotland, and the counties of York, Lincoln, Middlesex...and one more I can't remember off the top of my head in England. I'm at a point where I need to hand off some of my titles.
Now, I've spent a lot of money over the years upgrading my castles in my Irish holdings, but is it still a better choice to control English counties? Or can I get to a point where the Irish holdings are more valuable and productive than the English ones?
Also, unrelated, is there any reason to grant a kingdom to someone?
So I'm relatively new to this game, but I've managed to become King of Ireland, Scotland and England in 1330 after starting as the Earl of Dublin in the earliest setting. (A little warefare, and lots and lots of dirty plotting and strategic marriages)
I rule over most counties in England and over all of the other two kingdoms. I control the Duchies of Meath and Leinster in Ireland, the counties of Gowrie and Fife in Scotland, and the counties of York, Lincoln, Middlesex...and one more I can't remember off the top of my head in England. I'm at a point where I need to hand off some of my titles.
Now, I've spent a lot of money over the years upgrading my castles in my Irish holdings, but is it still a better choice to control English counties? Or can I get to a point where the Irish holdings are more valuable and productive than the English ones?
Also, unrelated, is there any reason to grant a kingdom to someone?