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you can only use women's claims if the ruler is a kid or another woman. it says so in the religion screen where your inheritance laws are, its a bit hidden
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MonsieurChoc posted:Goddamit Paradox. Had I been in charge, I would have marched the Stellaris launch QA team out to a forest in the dead of winter, made them dig a long trench, then forced them to beg for their lives at gunpoint. By comparison, merely closing their department is generous
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Davincie posted:you can only use women's claims if the ruler is a kid or another woman. it says so in the religion screen where your inheritance laws are, its a bit hidden That makes sense. It still seems a bit weird that the game seemingly gives you the chance to declare war instead of just greying it out to start with but who knows. Guess I'll need to try and find if any of those individual counties are eligible. Uniting Ireland was straightforward enough even without the tutorial bonuses but trying to get a foothold on the other side of the Irish sea is proving pretty tricky - my sister held a decent duchy in Scotland but instead of just staying quiet and letting me marry it back into the family she started an idiotic Liberty War against the king of Scotland and had to give up her claims to get released. Murchad's son's reign is proving to be a bit of a lame duck compared to his father, but my son is married to the princess of France so I'll at least have some more muscle to throw around. (game owns)
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Sep 9, 2020 13:26
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Can the AI pagans reform?
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Sep 9, 2020 13:31
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Broken Cog posted:Can the AI pagans reform? Yes, I've seen it happen thrice in my Byzantium playthrough. (Tengri and two African religions)
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Sep 9, 2020 13:33
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Vichan posted:Yes, I've seen it happen thrice in my Byzantium playthrough. (Tengri and two African religions) Alright, neat! Do you know if they just keep the tenets they have for the unreformed faith, or do they actually change things up a bit?
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Sep 9, 2020 13:36
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Broken Cog posted:Alright, neat! Do you know if they just keep the tenets they have for the unreformed faith, or do they actually change things up a bit?
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Sep 9, 2020 13:47
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Dwesa posted:AI keeps tenets and doctrines of original unreformed religions. AI also only creates historical heresies. tbh the more I look at it the more it feels like they've left quite a bit of terrain open in the Faiths system, I wouldn't be surprised if we had DLC centered on it in the mold of Sons of Abraham from CKII
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Sep 9, 2020 13:55
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 https://www.polygon.com/2020/9/8/21427511/crusader-kings-random-event-tinder-dating-app
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Sep 9, 2020 13:56
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Well I can say with certainty that I did not expect to see as many tits as I have seen until now in a game about medieval dynasties and politics. I managed to form the Empire of Hispania but it is a huuuuge mess of megadukes, I should spend the next 50 years rearranging it all and it feels more like a chore than a fun thing so I guess it's time to restart 
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Sep 9, 2020 14:07
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Eugene V. Dubstep posted:Had I been in charge, I would have marched the Stellaris launch QA team out to a forest in the dead of winter, made them dig a long trench, then forced them to beg for their lives at gunpoint. By comparison, merely closing their department is generous huuuuuuuh.... that's not funny.
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Sep 9, 2020 14:09
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Eugene V. Dubstep posted:Had I been in charge, I would have marched the Stellaris launch QA team out to a forest in the dead of winter, made them dig a long trench, then forced them to beg for their lives at gunpoint. By comparison, merely closing their department is generous You know you can stop RPing your incestuous murder tyrant when you turn the game off.
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Sep 9, 2020 14:21
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Eugene V. Dubstep posted:Had I been in charge, I would have marched the Stellaris launch QA team out to a forest in the dead of winter, made them dig a long trench, then forced them to beg for their lives at gunpoint. By comparison, merely closing their department is generous I too post elaborate murder fantasies about underpaid overworked persons. Wait no the opposite of that.
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There are some great QoL mods out already, my favorites are: Extended Outliner Basically makes the outliner much more like the CK2 one - you can see opinion and relationship on pinned characters, troop counts and siege status on your armies, and your holdings now list their levies, tax income, and have warning icons for low control and building available. Moveable Suggestions Does what it says in the title, if you're sick of right clicking those banners to see the suggestions window you can now put it wherever you want. Nameplates This one is really good - every time a big event pops up with character models it puts their name and relationship to you under their character model, as well as their current opinion of you. Great for a quick "wait who is this again?" without having to get deep in their profiles. Find in Dynasty Tree Just a little button to jump to a character in your tree from their page, kind of useless once you get 200+ dynasty members and the tree starts to chug. There's lots of other stuff that changes gameplay, but these are nice if you want the "pure" experience but with a better UI. e: Forgot to mention Brighter Progress Bars in general all the "brightening" mods are great Mad Wack fucked around with this message at 14:29 on Sep 9, 2020 |
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Eugene V. Dubstep posted:Had I been in charge, I would have marched the Stellaris launch QA team out to a forest in the dead of winter, made them dig a long trench, then forced them to beg for their lives at gunpoint. By comparison, merely closing their department is generous imagine not only thinking this, but then posting it
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Sep 9, 2020 14:29
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Does dwarf count as a bad Congenital trait? I'm playing as the dwarven kingdom as Jerusalem and I wanna keep my family dwarven so I'm not sure if I should go for resilient bloodline legacy.
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Fader Movitz posted:Does dwarf count as a bad Congenital trait? I'm playing as the dwarven kingdom as Jerusalem and I wanna keep my family dwarven so I'm not sure if I should go for resilient bloodline legacy. ya both dwarf, albino, and giant are bad - but you can pick them as focus genetic traits further down the legacy tree
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Find it funny how Albino is apparently a "Bad" trait considering how insanely powerful dread is. Same with Giant, the downsides of it are far easier to handle in this compared to CK2, especially since it doesn't seem to come with the negative events and modifiers. Edit: Also, I really wish it showed what the AI picked for the focus trait if they're in charge when it's unlocked. That's what happened to my tree last game, and I almost have a suspicion they picked Bleeder. Broken Cog fucked around with this message at 14:36 on Sep 9, 2020 |
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Sep 9, 2020 14:33
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Mad Wack posted:ya both dwarf, albino, and giant are bad - but you can pick them as focus genetic traits further down the legacy tree Thanks, good to know I can continue with my medieval eugenics project and create a dwarf kingdom.
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can a character both be a dwarf and a giant, or are they mutually exclusive traits like, they obviously should be, but are they?
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Excelzior posted:can a character both be a dwarf and a giant, or are they mutually exclusive traits If it is like CK2, I think you can add both with console, but the game won't add both.
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Mad Wack posted:There are some great QoL mods out already, my favorites are: Quoting this so I can find it later. I gave up on my tutorial game and am down in Somalia. My first ruler went from chief to high king (empire) in about 30 years, and his son consolidated the rule. Both of them lived into their 60s and had a dozen children each. The son ended up reforming the Waaqi faith in the year leading up to his death and instituting three key tenants: gender equality, polygamy, and Islamic syncretism (so that we can actually ally with our massive caliphate neighbours). I didn’t realize the gender equality would immediately change my inheritance rules, I assumed that was controlled separately. So I was not prepared for my giantess daughter to take the throne like 2 months later. Like her father, her rule started with an independence war initiated by an older family member, but she handled that pretty well. I think my plan is to move west into Africa through Darfur rather than test my luck up north, at least until the caliphate that controls the massive Abyssinian empire collapses.
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Sep 9, 2020 14:46
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Did someone post a list of all the special buildings here earlier? I noticed there was a spot for a special building in Xingqing, but it just said I didn't have any special buildings to build there, so I got curious.
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Sep 9, 2020 14:49
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Mad Wack posted:There are some great QoL mods out already, my favorites are: I do t understand how something like the extended outliner mod can prevent achievements. It’s so arbitrary.
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Sep 9, 2020 14:55
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My Kordfan game crumbled early, and I decided to reset. I think I can do it with the Coptic King actually: just have his heir be raised Kushite and then start converting everyone during his reign.
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Broken Cog posted:Can the AI pagans reform? Reforming is really hard now so I've only at least seen the far eastern pagans reform
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Honestly Kushite (gonna use that because the faith name I keep messing up) is probably the easiest to reform: 6 Holy Sites, and three of them are super close to each other at the start.
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yikes! posted:I do t understand how something like the extended outliner mod can prevent achievements. It’s so arbitrary. Yeah it sucks, also ironman gets slow as hell because of the constant autosaving so I am giving it a pass until the game gets some of those promised UI patches
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For the UI I'd really like that when I click on "a faction has been formed!" it'd actually take me to the factions screen. Just stuff like that, mostly little but surely not too hard to fix? Also make it so when I declare war it doesn't include allies in the troop totals, it just says "here's you, here's them." and then "Here's them, with allies, you with allies".
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The easiest to reform is Donyi-Poloism. Two of the Holy Sites is in the starting duchy of the Dayzul tribe, and a third is in a neighboring county. You're the only tribal in the area so your armies will be bigger than any competition. A fourth Holy Site is in the same kingdom and the fifth in a neighboring county again.
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Gato posted:That makes sense. It still seems a bit weird that the game seemingly gives you the chance to declare war instead of just greying it out to start with but who knows. See also: the suggestions popup routinely suggesting you can do things you actually can't, like usurp titles of people at war.
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Just turn off suggestions in the settings imo, they're usually useless.
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This game fell apart super fast. On my start as the 17 year old Fairhair guy in Norway, I managed to form Scandinavia by my 76th year. I got the warning that I was going to die in a year, so I was just getting ready for moving on. About 3 months before I was to die, one of my many, many grandsons challenged me to a duel for the empire, and stole it. Why did they hate me? Well, I had reformed the Asatru religion a few years previously, and here's something I didn't know: if you remove the warmonger tenet, it gives you the offensive war penalty based on how long you've been at war already, not starting from scratch. I'd been warring continually for 60 years so instantly all my vassals got a -157 Offensive War Penalty. Even being the head of my own faith, top rank piety and renown, none of it helped. Everyone loving hated me.
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Broken Cog posted:Just turn off suggestions in the settings imo, they're usually useless. Hard disagree, this is where a lot of the timed decisions pop up when you checkmark "remind me when this is available". It also reminds you when you can demand payments for hooks (only showing if they at least have some money to pay for it), and generally has a lot of useful information.
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Wooper posted:The easiest to reform is Donyi-Poloism. With the Lithuanian faith (that was called Romuva but now I can never remember the name) it's quite easy to reform in theory because all the holy sites are nice and close to you but getting to the right level of faith without collapsing is really drat hard considering who you neighbour.
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the wiki doesn't list the various Holy Site bonuses yet, dagnabit.
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Magil Zeal posted:Hard disagree, this is where a lot of the timed decisions pop up when you checkmark "remind me when this is available". It also reminds you when you can demand payments for hooks (only showing if they at least have some money to pay for it), and generally has a lot of useful information. Are you thinking of the issues tab? Suggestions are the "You should declare war on x", "You should raid" etc. They are just a part of that tab. Edit: A courtier came back from the Varangian guard, and brought a genius, 20 intrigue wife with him. Nice. Broken Cog fucked around with this message at 15:43 on Sep 9, 2020 |
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Broken Cog posted:Are you thinking of the issues tab? Suggestions are the "You should declare war on x", "You should raid" etc. They are just a part of that tab. Ah, I thought you were referring to the whole thing. Hyper Crab Tank's comment was about usurping titles, which does appear in the lower "issues" list. They do somethings appear when they aren't available (imo I should be able to usurp the primary title of someone at war if they have another title at the same rank and have no de jure land in the title, but CK3 doesn't have that nuance yet). I do agree they probably shouldn't appear when they aren't things you can do.
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Taear posted:With the Lithuanian faith (that was called Romuva but now I can never remember the name) it's quite easy to reform in theory because all the holy sites are nice and close to you but getting to the right level of faith without collapsing is really drat hard considering who you neighbour. Learning lifestyle wins again. 
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