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JGBeagle posted:Where are you looking? There should be a tooltip that tells you what you're missing. I can't see a mention of Mali anywhere.
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Dec 7, 2013 11:12
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Go to Ghana's Kingdom page and click the "De jure" checkbox. It should throw up Mali's CoA with the Empire symbol to the right of Ghana's in the upper right of the header. If you click that it should should show what's missing. EDIT: I should also mention that this is going by the vanilla game. I have no idea if they changed it in CKII+.
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Dec 7, 2013 11:14
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I don't think anyone would judge you if you went into the save and added your holder="<id>" to e_ghana= (which is a titular empire that exists, now that I'm looking into the files) so that would be wrapped up. Just remember to search for <id>= and change your primary_title from k_ghana to e_ghana or there might be a weird bug that will correct itself on the next inheritance.
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Dec 7, 2013 13:38
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From what I recall of CK2+ there is a maintenance pulse which happens roughly every twelve months when you are holding three kingdoms and will somehow create or enable or whatever the decision to form an empire. So, it's possibly just a matter of time... However, this is based on something like 6 month old knowledge of CK2+
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Dec 7, 2013 15:18
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JGBeagle posted:Go to Ghana's Kingdom page and click the "De jure" checkbox. It should throw up Mali's CoA with the Empire symbol to the right of Ghana's in the upper right of the header. If you click that it should should show what's missing. All empires other than the HRE and Byzantine Empire are titular in CK2+. Grey, search for Mali in the title search tool, which is in the lower right.
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Dec 7, 2013 15:23
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Just surrender to the Empire of Ghana or Ogoonu, how long will you I'd be willing to chip in for some of the DLC if necessary (or entirely if it's cheap).
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Dec 7, 2013 16:14
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Readingaccount posted:Just surrender to the Empire of Ghana or Ogoonu, how long will you I'm willing to buy DLC if necessary.
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Dec 7, 2013 16:19
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Mali needs mande culture, the ogoonu are sosso, I think. I cannot see an empire for them they seem to be the only culture who does not have one... Edit I'm wrong and an idot the sosso empire is the Ghanan Empire Rumda fucked around with this message at 16:44 on Dec 7, 2013 |
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Dec 7, 2013 16:21
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As I recall with CK2+, sometimes you need to give the game a few months to recognize that you meet the empire requirements.
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Dec 7, 2013 16:57
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I read this whole thread today and I have to say I'm loving it - there's nothing better than CKII for hilarious, infidelity and incest filled LPs. It's not the December 7th War in the Pacific 2 I was hoping for, but it's drat fun all the same.
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Dec 7, 2013 21:58
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Hey so far the Ogoonus have managed to avoid blatant incest.
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Dec 7, 2013 22:05
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Neruz posted:Hey so far the Ogoonus have managed to avoid blatant incest. Only because Grey decided against such debauchery. The game gave the Ogoonu plenty of chances!
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Dec 7, 2013 22:19
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Every one knows its fine if you marry your (half) sister to your son.
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Dec 7, 2013 22:41
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nimby posted:Only because Grey decided against such debauchery. The game gave the Ogoonu plenty of chances! Just wait till you have a bastard that some other guy thinks is their own. I accidentally did that when I lost track of the unnoticed bastard. Especially when the girl had Genius. And her unknowing brother of the same age also had Genius. Though I suppose their only surviving child having Genius in the end worked out.
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Dec 7, 2013 23:16
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veekie posted:Just wait till you have a bastard that some other guy thinks is their own. I accidentally did that when I lost track of the unnoticed bastard. Especially when the girl had Genius. Obviously their superior genes were above the whole inbreeding penalty! (Pretty much one of the core argument for racism/dynastic intermarriage whenever the parties are at least aware of the effects of inbreeding.) Readingaccount fucked around with this message at 11:05 on Dec 8, 2013 |
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Dec 8, 2013 11:02
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Right, I have the titles sorted, and now I'm just down to this. I can just edit the files I suppose (again, I'd need to know where/what to do), but that would lose the prestige and not the money.
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Dec 8, 2013 16:45
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Since we're in an RP that's actually beneficial to us. 'Mali' just seems wrong though. It doesn't make sense from our perspective, but if it's what Grey wants it's good.
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Dec 8, 2013 17:01
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Readingaccount posted:Since we're in an RP that's actually beneficial to us. Zeroth has pointed out there is a Ghana one, which works! Why that does not pop up I will never know.
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Dec 8, 2013 17:22
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Grey Hunter posted:Zeroth has pointed out there is a Ghana one, which works! Let's Play! > A Thousand Years of Misquotes - a Paradox mega-modding tutorial
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Dec 8, 2013 17:55
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Triskelli posted:Let's Play! > A Thousand Years of Misquotes - a Paradox mega-modding tutorial If you want your EU4 conversion to not be really stupid you need to mod the hell out of it anyway so I agree with this 
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Dec 8, 2013 18:52
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nimby posted:Only because Grey decided against such debauchery. The game gave the Ogoonu plenty of chances! I feel like, if a character is Lustful, caution should be thrown to the wind for maximum comedy. A dynasty of twisted harelipped albinos shall rule Africa! It is written in the stars.
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Dec 9, 2013 00:05
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RabidWeasel posted:If you want your EU4 conversion to not be really stupid you need to mod the hell out of it anyway so I agree with this When you convert a game from CK2, does the converter plop everything into an mod folder that you just select from the EU4 launcher? That'd make things pretty handy if it works that way.
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 Samsou-Beri continues to fight the civil war, and continues to get better while doing so.   Unfortunately he is slain soon after.  Sultana Nana of Ghana takes the throne, attractive, gluttonous, greedy, arbitrary and honest.  She comes of age two months later, a fortune builder.  The peasants rise up again, but they have little chance in this time of war. They do not last long.   The civil war drags on, neither side is able to gain a clear advantage.  Nana orders the assassination of the Rebel leader, his replacement begins to at least think about peace. While a white peace is not a crushing victory, it is enough for Nana, the civil war grinds to an end.  The only change in borders is the defection of Cebta to Andalusia.  Nana wishes to create an empire, But first she creates the Kingdoms of Morroco and Algiers, they don't show on the map for some technical reason beyond Nana's ken, but she knows she is Mansa!  She settle for creation of a few chiefdoms. This is good for the prestige of the nation.  Annoyingly, some people are not having problems creating empires.   Tunis finally converts.  This is when Andalusia calls for aid in their war against Aragon. Nana agrees to help her cousin.  Her help is not needed, as the war is over before her troops can get there!  Vexed in this, it is time to take some more Muslim lands.  The Jalilids storm one of our castles before we hit them with the first of our armies.  The enemy are defeated in a series of rapid battles, and soon the warscore is at 57% in our favour.   The Andalucians arrive, and the war is over quickly.  This allows the Sultanate of Africa to be added to the pile of Ogoonu titles.   There are a couple of inheritance issues. The first is that Fatta Ogoonu is apparently going to leave all his lands to Maghan I of Andalucia. As he is a vassal of Demba Ogoonu, Nana is unable to do anything but hope the man has a son. He is only 27, so there is plenty of time.  The second one relates to her husbands tastes. While she does not mind that he prefers men, she would prefer that he give her at least one son. 400 gold gets a divorce and Nana remarries a minor nobleman.   To celebrate the beginning of a new decade, and in acknowledgement of the size and splendour of Ghana. Nana proclaims an Empire.  She then celebrates Ogoonu style.  She also uses this as an opportunity to restructure the realm.  A few months later the the first Emperor is born.   Another person plots to attack Ghana, it is a shame that Empress Nana of Ghana (not as funny) picks such poor assassins.  Their retaliation is more effective.   A second son is born to Nana.  Something goes wrong, and Nana becomes the second leader to die in childbirth. The child does not survive. To make matters worse, this is when Halil decides to attack.  Abi-Bakr is to young to say anything about except he is an attractive baby. The thirty thousand men are more of an immediate worry.  With a child on the throne, the crown authority does not last long.  We smash into the Muslim invaders. We do not know what they hope to do, the population here is now firmly Saheilan. They do not last land against the might of our armies.   The time has come to extinguish the last bit of Muslim territory between the Ghanan Empire and the Abbasids.  Meanwhile, the new Emperor is working hard at ruling the realm.  The war goes very well until the Abbasids send in their army, this tilts the balance of power back towards our enemies.  With tens of thousands of new troops flowing into the region, Regent Bonga is forced to concede a white peace while there going is still good.  Things may have gone better if the chiefs could focus on something more than their petty struggles, but this is Ghana.  This is a setback, but of course, Ghana prevails. 
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Speaking of petty struggles, let's reclaim Ceuta!
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Dec 9, 2013 07:43
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Readingaccount posted:Obviously their superior genes were above the whole inbreeding penalty! (Pretty much one of the core argument for racism/dynastic intermarriage whenever the parties are at least aware of the effects of inbreeding.) Well the only surviving child. There were four, two were defective(retard, bum leg) who died of disease, and one died of inability to digest knives.
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veekie posted:Well the only surviving child. There were four, two were defective(retard, bum leg) who died of disease, and one died of inability to digest knives. Give evolution some time and it'll have the whole knife digestion thing worked out.
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Dec 9, 2013 08:54
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The Pretty Borders faction demands Ceuta, Scandinavia and the territory in between.
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I hadn't realised we were so late in the game! There's about two hundred or so years that've gone without self indulgent quasi historical rambling! Will have to do some tonight.
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Readingaccount posted:Speaking of petty struggles, let's reclaim Ceuta! Hear hear! Theiveing Andalusian buggers, just because you were family doesn't mean you can take our 
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Dec 9, 2013 09:45
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Poor Empress Nana of Ghana.. I imagine massing your armies takes months, marching them another months..
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Dec 9, 2013 13:49
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That baby emperor is giving his regent some major stinkeye, I guess.
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Dec 9, 2013 14:03
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The Unpretty Borders Faction asks that the new Empire expel and murder all Pretty Borders Faction people.
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alex314 posted:Poor Empress Nana of Ghana.. I imagine massing your armies takes months, marching them another months.. Yeah, we can call on 57,000 men atm, of them, 12,000 or so come from South east Ghana, and have a huge distance to march to get to the front - they can't even use ships! The Abbasids can call on nearly 100,000 men, so this may well be our borders until I can break up the Abbasids a bit. or get lucky. They have less distance to march than we do and dropped into the war with their armies when we were at 92% warscore!
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If you do not pay homage to the Well Snake .. http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/regional/artikel.php?ID=294628
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Any Karling holdouts?
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Grey Hunter posted:Yeah, we can call on 57,000 men atm, of them, 12,000 or so come from South east Ghana, and have a huge distance to march to get to the front - they can't even use ships! Maybe instead of going for more African territory, you could conquer more countries in Iberia to be rulled by Ogoonus.
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African Iberia seems like a fine idea. Only problem might be getting CBs on stuff you don't border... maybe some holy war is in order?
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Dec 9, 2013 18:49
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Guys, we have at least 2 more games to go through. We don't need to worry about conquering everything yet.
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The Ogoonu's have been waiting for their rightful reclamation of Mecca for hundreds of years, a little impatience is understandable.
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Conquer Iberia. Two reasons: one it's easier to consolidate and two because once we convert into EUIV we'll border France which will make Westernisation easier.
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