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shut up blegum posted:I disinherited my second son after I got an event that my wife had been cheating on me. My heir was a 0 year old when I died. It felt like walking a tightrope to get him to 16. I felt profound sadness when I betrayed my friend who raised me because he won a crusade, became king of Jerusalem, converted, and started gobbling up my neighboring counties. I died at 65 and felt profound contentment at the full life that guy led. Also the random event when you find out your sexuality is funny
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a fatguy baldspot posted:What the heck is an anglian empire My custom empire. Started out as East Anglia, became just Anglia, became the Anglian Empire.
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# ? Sep 24, 2020 22:42 |
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Azhais posted:Now combine that with the whole no vassals thing. Quick 50 duchies later and you're really talking I did do that, yes. The North Korea strategy remains as ridiculous as it is in CK2. But also it's hilarious to have an army of super-elephants and elephant-knights that have like 800% effectiveness. I mean it get's boring VERY quickly, but it is still hilarious.
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# ? Sep 24, 2020 23:13 |
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In related news I fought an AI army from Morocco with some pikemen with 910 attack. I really want to know how they did that...
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kinda wish dying from aging wasnt so sudden. unless you get that one perk which gives you a 1 year heads up, it seems silly to straight up croak with little context.
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buglord posted:kinda wish dying from aging wasnt so sudden. unless you get that one perk which gives you a 1 year heads up, it seems silly to straight up croak with little context. If you mouseover the heart icon in old age you’ll see that the character might be ailing or have penalties. I had a character that was ailing for a decade before the game pinged to say death in a year.
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# ? Sep 25, 2020 00:04 |
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PittTheElder posted:In related news I fought an AI army from Morocco with some pikemen with 910 attack. I really want to know how they did that... Pikes are really long
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# ? Sep 25, 2020 00:29 |
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I'm trying the Malta start, it's not going well
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I have maybe the trickiest succession problem I've faced yet. My current heir has great stats, he's intelligent and handsome. BUT! He's shy. I already know his reign will be short, because his grand mother had a nearly 70 year reign so his dad became king when he was 50ish, which means this guy will be nearly 50 when his dad bites the bucket. (As of this moment the king is 65 and his heir is 47). His age plus the stress from being shy means I'll have some quick turnover coming up. The problem? He has 6 sons. The guy set to be my next heir also has great stats. He's a genuis. BUT! He's also shy. Ugh. I'm paying the price now for not paying much closer attention to my grandkids education. Usually when I have too many sons I just try and manipulate succession so the primary heir inherits the 2-3 counties that I've invested money and time into. This usually means disinheriting *maybe* one guy so that the right duchies and counties fall the way I want. But 6 sons? Holy poo poo. It's going to be a mess. Is it usually best practice to educate heirs yourself so you have the option to avoid letting them acquire super bad traits like being shy? I'm not just talking about direct heirs either. I mean grandkids that will eventually become king themselves. Ice Fist fucked around with this message at 02:39 on Sep 25, 2020 |
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binge crotching posted:Disable cloud saves, it should help.
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Grey Fox posted:how do you do this? I'm using the PC Game Pass version the checkbox is in the save menu; this also means you can't change that setting in the middle of Ironman
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# ? Sep 25, 2020 03:58 |
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So one thing I like to do regarding historical games is learn interesting trivia about the times and places. That, coupled with the ineffable youtube algorithms, gave me the recommendation for the channel Tasting History, where a dude makes a recipe from an old cookbook and tells you a bit about the history around the recipe. Some of them seem pretty tasty, others... less so.
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Son gay, so what? So... my genius heir (the first genius I've had) is homosexual. Does this just reduce the chances of him having children, or eliminate them completely? moroboshi fucked around with this message at 04:35 on Sep 25, 2020 |
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moroboshi posted:Son gay, so what? hope you get control quickly so he can focus on his family or become a seducer - you can seduce against your own sexual preference, just not your target's (e.g gay men can seduce straight women, but not gay women or straight men). if he's young, you could make sure to marry him to a Beautiful or Fecund woman and the fertility bonus should more or less cancel that penalty out. only Eunuchs and post-menopausal women are 100% incapable of having children e: incorrect information based on CK2 struck out Excelzior fucked around with this message at 06:56 on Sep 25, 2020 |
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moroboshi posted:Son gay, so what? It reduces fertility by a bit. In CK2 it was by 10%, not sure if it’s the same here. It’s not that big of a deal when it comes to having kids, and you can always marry him to someone with higher fertility. You won’t have to worry about him having a bastard child with your wife or his brother’s wife or his other brother’s wife though.
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# ? Sep 25, 2020 04:42 |
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I had a game where my character ended up being gay. Later I noticed that his betrothed was a lesbian. I thought maybe this would lead to less realm-splitting. They had seven children together. They must both be great actors.
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# ? Sep 25, 2020 04:51 |
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Ice Fist posted:I have maybe the trickiest succession problem I've faced yet. My current heir has great stats, he's intelligent and handsome. BUT! He's shy. I already know his reign will be short, because his grand mother had a nearly 70 year reign so his dad became king when he was 50ish, which means this guy will be nearly 50 when his dad bites the bucket. (As of this moment the king is 65 and his heir is 47). His age plus the stress from being shy means I'll have some quick turnover coming up.
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# ? Sep 25, 2020 04:55 |
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Shy by itself, you just need to build a critical mass of friends
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# ? Sep 25, 2020 04:59 |
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Does losing weight work? My character is obese and ive been having him attempt to lose weight and avoiding feasts. He's still a blimp though.
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I kinda ignore my stress bar when I roll shy. I put most my attention into my heir
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buglord posted:Does losing weight work? My character is obese and ive been having him attempt to lose weight and avoiding feasts. He's still a blimp though. iirc it works, but the check only runs once every 3 years so the chance is currently astoundingly low
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It's something like the lose weight decision drops 4 weight units every 3 years but a single feast adds 8 every time, whether you hold it or are just invited to someone else's. So it's a real uphill battle
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buglord posted:Does losing weight work? My character is obese and ive been having him attempt to lose weight and avoiding feasts. He's still a blimp though.
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Broken Cog posted:Tibet in general feels a bit shafted on content. No unique events, decisions, and no special buildings at all. I'm guessing we are going to see them get some love in the inevitable East Asia DLC though. It's especially noticeable after the rise of the Mongols. No decisions to create a patron-priest relationship with the Khans? Nothing about becoming a central Asian Buddhist powerhouse, with religious influence over the Mongols, Uyghurs, Tanguts, etc? Nothing about Samye, or the rise of new Nangcho schools, or anything?
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Electro-Boogie Jack posted:It's especially noticeable after the rise of the Mongols. No decisions to create a patron-priest relationship with the Khans? Nothing about becoming a central Asian Buddhist powerhouse, with religious influence over the Mongols, Uyghurs, Tanguts, etc? Nothing about Samye, or the rise of new Nangcho schools, or anything?
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Excelzior posted:only Eunuchs and post-menopausal women are 100% incapable of having children When does menopause set in? Also do vassals improve their holdings in any way? Like if they have enough income do they actually build poo poo to make their piddling city not suck, or do I have to do everything?
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Gaj posted:When does menopause set in? 1) Menopause starts at 46. Even before that, women's fertility drops off much faster than men's. See here for more details: https://ck3.paradoxwikis.com/Attributes#Fertility 2) They do, but you'll still end up doing the heavy lifting, and in most cases it makes more sense to invest in your own demesne. I've seen mayors improve their guilds, priests their temples etc. What they don't seem to do is prioritize buildings over all the other stuff they can spend money on.
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# ? Sep 25, 2020 05:53 |
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If you scan around the map in your realm you will occasionally see vassals building something. If you need some quick cash and prestige you can roll in and cancel the project and take the refund for yourself.
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Gaj posted:When does menopause set in? a woman's fertility goes to 0 at 46 years of age. most county-level vassals don't improve their stuff because they are saving up their gold to form/usurp titles. baronies can't buy their way out of being lowborn, so your mayors/bishops/barons will improve their holding ..at least that's what i'm guessing? I'm not sure the ai actually spends gold normally
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wizardofloneliness posted:It reduces fertility by a bit. In CK2 it was by 10%, not sure if it’s the same here. It’s not that big of a deal when it comes to having kids, and you can always marry him to someone with higher fertility. You won’t have to worry about him having a bastard child with your wife or his brother’s wife or his other brother’s wife though. I don't know if it actually reduces fertility at all in CK3. At least, there's nothing about it in the defines file, where a bunch of other basic fertility modifiers can be found.
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Ice Fist posted:Is it usually best practice to educate heirs yourself so you have the option to avoid letting them acquire super bad traits like being shy? I'm not just talking about direct heirs either. I mean grandkids that will eventually become king themselves. It is, yes. Also shy isn't so bad, especially if he's gonna be 60 by the time he takes the throne Edward VII style. Excelzior posted:
Yeah I think it's this, and buying mercs to try and murk each other. But they suddenly at like the 1200 mark something changes and they seem to have money in the bank, but they still very rarely make any attempt to improve their holdings... PittTheElder fucked around with this message at 06:41 on Sep 25, 2020 |
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Strudel Man posted:I don't know if it actually reduces fertility at all in CK3. At least, there's nothing about it in the defines file, where a bunch of other basic fertility modifiers can be found. Good point I merely assumed it worked like it did in CK2, my bad. If it isn't, the only effect would be from whom you are receptive to seduction schemes. +1 to Paradox if they removed it!!! Looking through the files, it seems I wasn't too far off on vassal spending; the Ai has a "war chest" it attempts to build with priorities to spend it on and it will be very reluctant to spend outside of it. Excelzior fucked around with this message at 06:54 on Sep 25, 2020 |
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Strudel Man posted:I don't know if it actually reduces fertility at all in CK3. At least, there's nothing about it in the defines file, where a bunch of other basic fertility modifiers can be found. I'm pretty sure that it doesn't. I've had any number of pregnant wives in their 40s in CK3. My previous ruler's wife did have three miscarriages in a row, though, which is a dose of realism that frankly I could do without.
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Excelzior posted:Good point I merely assumed it worked like it did in CK2, my bad. If it isn't, the only effect would be from whom you are receptive to seduction schemes. So you're saying I should always marry lesbians so as to avoid all of the drat seduction schemes with no actual downside? Is lesbian on the character filter
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Excelzior posted:a woman's fertility goes to 0 at 46 years of age. Repeatedly embarking and disembarking and buying mercenaries for wars they still have no chance of winning lol
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Gobblecoque posted:Repeatedly embarking and disembarking and buying mercenaries for wars they still have no chance of winning lol I hope the first patch addresses embarking, I've had the ai go out to sea to bypass a 2 tile walk to a bridge over a river to advance one county I saw someone on reddit say there's supposed to be a large malus on embarking for short trips but I sure haven't seen it. It's almost the opposite "gently caress walking, lets build some boats!"
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Azhais posted:So you're saying I should always marry lesbians so as to avoid all of the drat seduction schemes with no actual downside?
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Both of the Muslim empires are in disarray. I have been able to push the Arabian Empire almost out of Subsaharan Africa, while the Umayyads have also shattered. Since a breakaway emirate has declared independence in the desert, perhaps I can grab those southermost pieces of their empire? I mean, it looks like they have enough problems to deal with in Europe... This is the golden generation. All nine of my children have positive traits, with the dumbest of them only being Quick (while also being Hale and Comely to make up for it). My oldest daughter is a Genius Midas Touched, though by the time my current ruler is likely to pass away she'll be pretty old too... maybe I'll designate my youngest daughter who's a Genius Mastermind Philosopher... How is diplomatic range determined? Is it on capitals? If it's based on the extent of your realm, maybe in addition to my personal goal of founding a university (I'm at 27/40 development and things have slowed to a crawl....) I might want to take the island of Socotra and see if that lets me be friends with India lol
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canada jezus posted:You can get away with that, more vassals les county per duchy? You can't get usurped and whatnot? That's right. I haven't been usurped in a duchy yet but probably because I became a king early on and gifted most duchies away.
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Every time I see that tiny county of Fezzan on the map I remember the Fezzan that was also in a corridor between two major powers in a certain anime series...
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