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Geokinesis posted:
If any of them are heirs to somewhere a cool thing to do is educate them so they become Norse religion and then release them when they become of age.
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marktheando posted:If any of them are heirs to somewhere a cool thing to do is educate them so they become Norse religion and then release them when they become of age. Or if its CK2+, blind them and send them back into the world!
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Jul 4, 2013 21:09
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Geokinesis posted:
Children are usually easy to ransom, so you should consider yourself lucky. Or.... you could assign them mentors of your faith, and release them when they hit 16. Then you can just invite them to your court (Since they'll hate their liege), and maybe get a few with some claims. Edit: Beaten.
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Jul 4, 2013 21:13
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marktheando posted:If any of them are heirs to somewhere a cool thing to do is educate them so they become Norse religion and then release them when they become of age. Nope they are just useless kids from places I took over in making Skotland. Edit: I don't really get Gavelkind, but at least my proper heir is heir to the kingdom of Skotland so everyone else should be vassals. FairyNuff fucked around with this message at 21:18 on Jul 4, 2013 |
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Jul 4, 2013 21:15
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Geokinesis posted:Nope they are just useless kids from places I took over in making Skotland. Well it's always handy having some prisoners in the bank, nothing worse than not having enough sacrifices at blot time.
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Jul 4, 2013 21:19
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Cycloneman posted:The historical Umayyad Emirate/Caliphate was/is fairly notorious for being an Arab supremacist society which treated non-Arab Muslims as second-class citizens. Unfortunately, the CK2 system lacks a way of modeling separatism/supremacism/assimilationism. Wiz's faction system could probably be adapted to add "<culture>ist" factions, although you'd probably need to add one for every individual culture in the game.
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Sorry if this has come up a bazillion times already, but I haven't been able to keep up with the thread recently: Is there a version of that GoT April Fools mod updated for the recent patch? I doubt there is, but it would be nice.
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Jul 4, 2013 22:32
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Antinumeric posted:Dr. Sunshine, I'm trying to play Sonendar but there appears to be an invisible event firing constantly that changes the succession law. This means all of my vassals have upset by succession law change reaching the -3000's. I'm playing as the Duchy of the Bow atm. Any ideas where I can find and delete this event? Yeah, woops! I think the event is a bit broken. Just delete the file for now, it'll be fixed in the next update.
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Jul 4, 2013 22:37
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Deary me. I'm currently playing as the Petty Queen of Iceland, aged 42 and with no children. My sister just died, and now my heir is her daughter -- my niece. My niece is not part of my dynasty, so when I die, all my titles will go to my niece -- that is, out of my dynasty -- and my game will be over. Is there anything I can do to fix this? I figure I'm past the point where I can get pregnant -- but even if I weren't so old, when I go to try and marry my queen with someone, literally nobody shows up on the list of candidates. What gives? 
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csidle posted:Deary me. I'm currently playing as the Petty Queen of Iceland, aged 42 and with no children. My sister just died, and now my heir is her daughter -- my niece. My niece is not part of my dynasty, so when I die, all my titles will go to my niece -- that is, out of my dynasty -- and my game will be over. Is there anything I can do to fix this? I figure I'm past the point where I can get pregnant -- but even if I weren't so old, when I go to try and marry my queen with someone, literally nobody shows up on the list of candidates. What gives? The day you're 40 you're unlovable. It's a weird mechanic. I was going to say change to seniority succession but being a norse petty queen you doubly can't do that. If you really wanted to continue your game you can make yourself pregnant in the console. Otherwise it sounds like it'd be game over.
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Jul 4, 2013 22:57
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Trujillo posted:The day you're 40 you're unlovable. It's a weird mechanic. Is it hardcoded that women in the game stop being able to get pregnant at 40?
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Jul 4, 2013 23:01
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Geokinesis posted:Is it hardcoded that women in the game stop being able to get pregnant at 40? I thought it was 45 years old.
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Jul 4, 2013 23:08
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Geokinesis posted:Is it hardcoded that women in the game stop being able to get pregnant at 40? 45, I think, but men from other courts will stop agreeing to marriages before that. You can still marry men in your court, though, since they won't have a say in the matter.
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There was one man in Europe who'd take her, and that was one of my courtiers. They were married at 46 and she was probably infertile. I ended up impregnating her through the console, and I feel a little bad... But I can't lose all those hours. :/ E: VV if that's true, I must've just turned 46 or 45 when they were married. She was 46 a short while after, anyway. csidle fucked around with this message at 23:37 on Jul 4, 2013 |
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Nightblade posted:45, I think, but men from other courts will stop agreeing to marriages before that. You can still marry men in your court, though, since they won't have a say in the matter.
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Jul 4, 2013 23:21
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Strudel Man posted:That used to be the case, but actually, it now appears that you literally cannot marry anyone as a 45+ woman, even unmarried men in your court. I just started a game with a 50 year old created queen of Italy, and I had plenty of opportunities to marry. The only one who'd want to marry matrilineally were in my court, though. If no-one shows up when you use the "marriage rings" have you tried using the diplomatic "arrange marriage" option on yourself?
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Jul 4, 2013 23:39
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Here is a weird one: does anyone know how to make the Ecumenical Patriarchy exist again after it gets destroyed? The game actually gives me the ability to create it, but if I do the game thinks I'm a theocrat and gives me a game over.
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DrSunshine posted:Yeah, woops! I think the event is a bit broken. Just delete the file for now, it'll be fixed in the next update. And here it is! Sonendar v.1.05.1 Changelog posted:Important Changes:
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I guess my son is an idiot. See, I raided Constantinople and captured the Byazntine Empress and her daughter, took them back to England and made them my concubines. Converted them to Norse, and they were both fond of me, so it was all good. Well, except the former Empresses' son was now Emperor and hated me and my family for obvious reasons. One day, a while later, my son and heir comes to me and says: "HAY DAD! I wanna go to Miklagard and join the Varangian Guard! Is that okay? Can I go, can I?" No. No you can't. 
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Is there any strategy to beating a bigger force than your own, or do you need to back off and return with better numbers? I just played cat&mouse with 3000 men vs. 10000 Swedes, but in the end, their sieges forced me to surrender. I guess there's not much to do beyond calling in allies and otherwise forcing them to be the attacker on mountain regions.
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csidle posted:Is there any strategy to beating a bigger force than your own, or do you need to back off and return with better numbers? I just played cat&mouse with 3000 men vs. 10000 Swedes, but in the end, their sieges forced me to surrender. I guess there's not much to do beyond calling in allies and otherwise forcing them to be the attacker on mountain regions. If you've got a lot of heavy infantry, heavy cavalry, or horse archers with good leaders you can beat a stack that's much larger than yours, and you can beat a stack that's a little larger than yours by finding a good defensive position and waiting for them to attack you.
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Is there a mod that gives you more flexibilty in founding kingdoms and empires? I'm about halfway to being able to form Britannania as the Republic of Skotland and I'm not totally sure it'll let me if my doge is Norse. I'm pretty sure CK2+ has something like this, but I could never get into that a whole lot.
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Inside Outside posted:Is there a mod that gives you more flexibilty in founding kingdoms and empires? I'm about halfway to being able to form Britannania as the Republic of Skotland and I'm not totally sure it'll let me if my doge is Norse. I'm pretty sure CK2+ has something like this, but I could never get into that a whole lot. Norse can form Britannia. (I just did!)
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Quck question about founding the Roman Empire. I've got everything except control over the entire duchy of Genoa, which I actually control except there's 3 holdings out of 5 which belong to Genoa, not to me, which means I technically don't control it. I've just come out of a war with Genoa, is the only way of securing the other holdings to declare war on each single one (those are the only options I get in the declare war menu) with the truce gaps in between each? I know I can just say gently caress my prestige (the first broken truce will cost me 6k..) and the christian foreign views but I'd rather erm, not do that.
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I've got a bit of tech trouble. Starting today, clicking on an save game triggers and immediate crash to desktop. Has this happened to anyone else before? I haven't modified my game since I played last, and I'm pretty sure there wasn't any update last night.
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maev posted:Quck question about founding the Roman Empire. I've got everything except control over the entire duchy of Genoa, which I actually control except there's 3 holdings out of 5 which belong to Genoa, not to me, which means I technically don't control it. Stab the ruler after each war. The new guy won't be protected by the truce!
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Is it common for the Scandinavians to have such a large interest in the area around the Caspian Sea, mostly when playing as the Zoroastians? Every game I've played as the Karen has been plagued with raiding parties looting coastal provinces before my little kingdom is brought down by an 11k invasion force.
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Electric Sheep posted:Is it common for the Scandinavians to have such a large interest in the area around the Caspian Sea, mostly when playing as the Zoroastians? Every game I've played as the Karen has been plagued with raiding parties looting coastal provinces before my little kingdom is brought down by an 11k invasion force. I've seen little Norse areas pop up down there so I'm going to guess yes it's normal. They like coming down those rivers.
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Fintilgin posted:Crosspostin' from the main Paradox thread. Is it possible you could also do this for the GoT mod map? I'm not sure if it has the same problem, however.
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SeaTard posted:
Thanks, I was trying to decipher it myself but wasn't getting much out of it. I probably should've noted that I'm using CK2+, which seems to change the requirements for Tribal Invasions. Playing vanilla CK2, I was able to use an Invasion CB on just about everyone around me when playing Magyars. Another question regarding CBs. I invited someone with a weak claim on a duchy to my kingdom and gave him a county. When I pressed the claim and won, he became independant. I assume I needed to give him a duchy (or even a kingdom?) and not just a county? My son just married his niece. I should probably kill him/her before it's too late.
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Something has to be done about title Creation requirements. I've taken over at least half the world (have 20 kings as vassals) but once you get down into Hispania and Italy (and for some reason, I can't usurp Perm?) you just end up with a million Dukes and it succccccks.
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Oh man. So I'm playing as the Byzantine Empire, CK2+, in the gamemode where everyone starts as only counts. I formed the Byzantine Empire up from just Constantinople, but that's a whole other story. I noted the Ilkhanate pushing in from the East. Okay. They took over a good chunk of the Islamic territories, blah blah blah, everything's fine. For shits and giggles, I sent my Ecclesiarch over there to convert them to Orthodoxy. LO AND BEHOLD, THE GREAT KHAN CONVERTED TO ORTHODOXY. So now, one of the greatest horse armies the world has ever seen now follows the religious teachings of Orthodoxy above all else.
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In vanilla are you ever able to convert other rulers in their own territory with your priests?
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Geokinesis posted:In vanilla are you ever able to convert other rulers in their own territory with your priests? Its RNG just like every otherthing like that.
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:Its RNG just like every otherthing like that. Do you have to have bordering lands to make this work, so say an Irish king can't try to convert people in Persia?
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Geokinesis posted:Do you have to have bordering lands to make this work, so say an Irish king can't try to convert people in Persia? Uh, I can't say with certainty, but I wouldn't think so.
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Geokinesis posted:Do you have to have bordering lands to make this work, so say an Irish king can't try to convert people in Persia? You can attempt to convert any non-reformed independent pagan ruler, regardless of distance, in vanilla CK.
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El Pollo Blanco posted:You can attempt to convert any non-reformed independent pagan ruler, regardless of distance, in vanilla CK. Ahh. Not the same for any of the reformed faiths then?
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I don't think you can, I seem to recall that sending your court chaplain to the county where a reformed pagan king rules from is not an option. I have so many prince-bishops in my current game, I just keep throwing them at the stronger Norse kings in the hope that they'll be converted. Catholicism is being beaten back by a combination of Byzantium taking over southern Italy, and the Tengri Hungarians/Slavic Poles conquering everything in eastern Europe.
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Cycloneman posted:The historical Umayyad Emirate/Caliphate was/is fairly notorious for being an Arab supremacist society which treated non-Arab Muslims as second-class citizens. Unfortunately, the CK2 system lacks a way of modeling separatism/supremacism/assimilationism. Mmmm, would making it so they're more likely to be deposed be viable? If it's anyone it's usually the Marwanids that revolt.
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