I agree, I have to go to some other screens to look for "vassal since blah" date and then do the math myself. Either that or just keep checking back, which is a pain.
I hope they add this back.
Erm... math? It's exactly 10 years, it's not that hard.I agree, I have to go to some other screens to look for "vassal since blah" date and then do the math myself. Either that or just keep checking back, which is a pain.
I hope they add this back.
Erm... math? It's exactly 10 years, it's not that hard.
Also, there is a tooltip that shows it, when You hover over the vassalage relation (on right half of diplomatic tab)
Erm... math? It's exactly 10 years, it's not that hard
errm...before you get snarky, why don't you reread the OP's question
pre 1.8 it would tell you the date you acquired the vassal, which then every normal person would, like you mentioned, add 10 years to that... however now it no longer shows.
It is worse, but don't say thet adding 10 is so hard. C'mon, We're all using decimal system. The information is just in different place.Actually, pre-1.8 it would actually tell you "You can start annexing your vassal on BLAH date". No math required.
I agree though, IIWW, you don't have to be a troll here. This feature is clearly worse than it was before for seemingly no reason.
Thats what I was talking about, thank You! The information was just moved, and if You can't add 10 to this date, then maybe an "PEGI 12" game is too much for You.You can look up the date but it's annoying.
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Thats what I was talking about, thank You! The information was just moved, and if You can't add 10 to this date, then maybe an "PEGI 12" game is too much for You.
Well, it's not an extra click, it's on the same tab as the action is. And I think thats more of a habit. If PDS won't change that, we'll get used to this, it's not a big difference.The problem isn't the math. The problem is the extra button clicks needed to reach the information, when, as far as we can tell, there was no need to remove the old display. It's obviously just a bug or an oversight, and Paradox will fix it when they get around to it.