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I can never seem to find good port forwarding guides for games that use the verion FIOS router. poo poo never works for me.  Is this what it should look like for forwarding the right ports? I have NEVER gotten this to loving work. I hate port forwarding. I hate that games need you to do poo poo like this.
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Is there some sort of hidden rebellion timer where if there hasn't been a rebellion in a while it just happens? I have vassals that have 100 affection for my genius ubermensch emperor joining half the country in rebellion. Is it the phases of the moon or something?
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Jan 17, 2014 23:05
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Torrannor posted:I know this forum is dominated by Americans and that is fine, so it is not surprising if there are references I don't understand. I had hoped the image was named something like Ben Stein 1.jpg so I could have looked it up, but since it wasn't I had to ask. This is half right. Dukes with follow a king's CA no matter where his dejure land is, but as soon as you become emperor and put a king above him his CA will take over until de jure drift. Vassal kings with medium CA will not fight each other outside of wars of tyranny and plots.Also get the reverse google image search extension. 
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Jan 17, 2014 23:18
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CapnAndy posted:On the throne you could have sent him on pilgrimage to Rome, where he'd enter St. Peter's basilica and declare himself to be God, quote:All these magnificent temples built in your honor! Oh the glory! And all these pilgrims - finally you may revel in their adulation. Perhaps you should reveal yourself to the masses who have come to worship you? quote:Blasphemous fools! Do they not know their Lord? How dare they throw you out of your own temple? quote:You have finally returned from your pilgrimage. Though the insolent rats did not recognize you or pay you proper homage, it was still an enlightening experience. Now there is plenty of time to prepare the day of reckoning.
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Jan 17, 2014 23:34
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I have a coupon for 50% off Crusader Kings II on Steam, figured I'd post in here and see if anyone wants it if they want to buy the game or perhaps gift it to a friend since I won't be using it. It expires on February 1st.
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Jan 18, 2014 00:00
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Mustang posted:I can never seem to find good port forwarding guides for games that use the verion FIOS router. poo poo never works for me. Call Verizon and have them allocate you an IPv6 range instead. Problem solved! But yes, that should basically be it, but most router modem combos are terrible and can't do simple things like NAT correctly. Could also be Windows Firewall, but it looks like EU4 registers itself with that properly, and CK2 probably does the same.
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Jan 18, 2014 00:17
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Eleven duchies in a row flipped catholic. A crusade against the Ilkhanate for Hungary flipped the ruler catholic. Holy warring pagans sucks. I miss the resolve of muslims.CapnAndy posted:The hit to levies outside your de jure territory goes by primary title, right? So if I'm Emperor of Britannia as my primary but just became King of Jerusalem, my Jerusalem troops are gonna get penalized because Jerusalem is not de jure Britannia? Late response, but yes. The fact that I was Ireland/Jerusalem/Arabia/Syria/Mesopotamia (levies went from 160k to 17k) and wanted to continue on is why I haven't patched up yet. The sheer numbers in your realm will stop small local wars but you'll get jihaded out of there pretty quickly. Future crusades might have the kingdom flip for you and you can (with savescumming) hold and expand, but you're probably better off accepting that it'll go eventually. At least you get a boatload of prestige/piety and a bigger retinue cap for a bit.
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Jan 18, 2014 01:55
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So I guess you can just have the antichrist assassinated. I'm kind of disappointed - it wasn't even particularly hard. I let the game run for a while but there's no sign of him walking off a knife in the ribs. Maybe I'll revert to a previous save and let him get old enough to raise his infernal army, see if taking him down then isn't more satisfying. e   you are so grounded mister
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Jan 18, 2014 06:13
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My friend bought me this game and after several tries at Ireland, I finally put together the Empire of Alba today and coasted the last twenty years to the end of the game. However, after I was king of three kingdoms (I think it started after I had Ireland, Wales, and Scotland) I started getting the 'controls too many duchies' negative with my vassals. The problem is, it didn't seem like I could give any more out. I went to my sons and relatives and random courtiers in my court, but the only duchy I could give away was the one with my capital. By the time I took England, the penalty was up to -50 or so, which was making everyone mad at me. What am I missing?
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Jan 18, 2014 09:23
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Were you conquering territory and then not forming the de jure duchies that territory would normally belong to? I don't actually know for sure if the game keeps track of how many duchies you "really" control in that way, but if it did that might explain it. If you have any unformed duchies, make one and try to give it away.
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Jan 18, 2014 09:33
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:Were you conquering territory and then not forming the de jure duchies that territory would normally belong to? I had four unformed duchies for centuries since I took Wales and there wasn't any issue until I had more than two kingdoms. I'll try that next time I play, though.
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Jan 18, 2014 09:37
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Oh, another possibility: do you have elective or tanistry succession laws? I don't believe there's any such thing as a "too many held kingdoms" opinion penalty, but there is a separate "too many elector titles" penalty, which can include kingdoms.
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Jan 18, 2014 09:39
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:Oh, another possibility: do you have elective or tanistry succession laws? I don't believe there's any such thing as a "too many held kingdoms" opinion penalty, but there is a separate "too many elector titles" penalty, which can include kingdoms. No, all of my kingdoms were Primogeniture.
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Jan 18, 2014 09:53
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:Were you conquering territory and then not forming the de jure duchies that territory would normally belong to? This is definitely not it - I hold unformed duchies all the time because I like playing Midas Touched rulers and usually do not have enough counties in two de jure duchies. You have to give duchies to already-landed characters, and usually you want to grant duchies to a count in said duchy - have you tried that Zhaan?
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Jan 18, 2014 10:00
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Zhaan posted:My friend bought me this game and after several tries at Ireland, I finally put together the Empire of Alba today and coasted the last twenty years to the end of the game. I'm fairly sure you can only give duchies to someone who holds land in that duchy already, and I'm almost positive that only rulers that are Count-level or higher can receive duchies. On top of that, land grant rules are weird sometimes, you might have needed to give the duchy to someone in the same kingdom as the duchy or something like that. Depending on what duchies you had, you were probably trying to grant them to the wrong people. For future reference, you can check the titles you personally hold on the character screen: right below your character portrait and wife and stuff, there'll be two lines, with one showing the flags for all titles in your direct possession and the other listing available claims. Mouse over each title in the first line to see each title; if there's more than two duchies in that area, you've got too many duchies.
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Jan 18, 2014 10:11
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I've definitely handed out duchy-level titles to people who didn't hold any land in the duchy. (Although they did hold count-level titles.) Only as a Zoroastrian, though, if that makes any difference.
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Jan 18, 2014 10:14
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:I've definitely handed out duchy-level titles to people who didn't hold any land in the duchy. (Although they did hold count-level titles.) Only as a Zoroastrian, though, if that makes any difference. Mickey McKey posted:You have to give duchies to already-landed characters, and usually you want to grant duchies to a count in said duchy
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Jan 18, 2014 10:16
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I was responding to Main Painframe.Main Paineframe posted:I'm fairly sure you can only give duchies to someone who holds land in that duchy already, e: Although that does answer the part about Zoroastrians. Tuxedo Catfish fucked around with this message at 10:25 on Jan 18, 2014 |
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Jan 18, 2014 10:22
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Mickey McKey posted:This is definitely not it - I hold unformed duchies all the time because I like playing Midas Touched rulers and usually do not have enough counties in two de jure duchies. Ah, okay, that's it. I was trying all the guys I had that weren't landed since I was trying to keep my dukes from being super-dukes. I didn't try giving them away to any counts. Thank you.
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Jan 18, 2014 10:27
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Zhaan posted:Ah, okay, that's it. I was trying all the guys I had that weren't landed since I was trying to keep my dukes from being super-dukes. I didn't try giving them away to any counts. Thank you. Yeah, every ruler - be they a duke, a king, or even an emperor - also has to have at least one county to be their very own, since count titles are what actually hold land.
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Jan 18, 2014 10:31
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Zhaan posted:Ah, okay, that's it. I was trying all the guys I had that weren't landed since I was trying to keep my dukes from being super-dukes. I didn't try giving them away to any counts. Thank you. Happy to help Tuxedo Catfish posted:I was responding to Main Painframe. Ah, sorry for being sassy then.
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Jan 18, 2014 10:31
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So I'm playing CK2+, and I've just mended the schism as byzantium (orthodox) which is great except a month or so later the catholic schism mending event fires, making orthodoxy a catholic heresy. What can I do to unbreak this event? I tried just deleting it from the event file, didn't seem to work.
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Jan 18, 2014 11:27
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Lunethex posted:I have a coupon for 50% off Crusader Kings II on Steam, figured I'd post in here and see if anyone wants it if they want to buy the game or perhaps gift it to a friend since I won't be using it. It expires on February 1st. Idunno if you gave it out already, but add my steam A Pimp Named Bristleback (i think ive got some dumb anime avatar atm) and I'll gladly take that coupon off your hands
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Jan 18, 2014 12:31
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How do Great Holy Wars work? I thought you could call them once a ruler but my new ruler can't.
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Jan 18, 2014 13:08
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The Middle Earth mod released a beta, it's apparently quite buggy though.
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Jan 18, 2014 13:23
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My child-emperor just got the patient trait from a guy bullying him, and then the event fired again and he got the brave trait. Kind of a hosed up message the game is sending there. 
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Jan 18, 2014 13:24
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In a lot of the child-rearing events the "good" outcomes (i.e. ones that don't give negative traits) seem to involve beating your children.
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Jan 18, 2014 13:45
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Janissary Hop posted:How do Great Holy Wars work? I thought you could call them once a ruler but my new ruler can't. You are the Fylkir, right? Note that Great Holy Wars can only be called if both crusades AND jihads have been unlocked.
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Jan 18, 2014 13:51
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XMNN posted:In a lot of the child-rearing events the "good" outcomes (i.e. ones that don't give negative traits) seem to involve beating your children. If you know a better way to cure cynicism, I'd like to hear it, Your Grace.
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Jan 18, 2014 13:51
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Torrannor posted:You are the Fylkir, right? Note that Great Holy Wars can only be called if both crusades AND jihads have been unlocked. So you could unlock holy wars for pagans by taking both a Christian holy site and a Muslim one?
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Jan 18, 2014 14:02
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Torrannor posted:You are the Fylkir, right? Note that Great Holy Wars can only be called if both crusades AND jihads have been unlocked. I am, and they have already been unlocked and my previous ruler called the first one. I am wondering why his successor can't.
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Jan 18, 2014 14:14
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Main Paineframe posted:Yeah, every ruler - be they a duke, a king, or even an emperor - also has to have at least one county to be their very own, since count titles are what actually hold land. Except for titular titles, but they're all NPCs.
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Jan 18, 2014 14:38
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Edison was a dick posted:So you could unlock holy wars for pagans by taking both a Christian holy site and a Muslim one? Not quite, Cordoba for example is a holy site of Sunni Islam but conquering it would not unlock jihads. Look it up at http://www.ckiiwiki.com/Crusades,_jihads_and_great_holy_wars And of course your pagan faith has to be reformed.
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Jan 18, 2014 16:07
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Janissary Hop posted:I am, and they have already been unlocked and my previous ruler called the first one. I am wondering why his successor can't. I believe as with calling Crusades from your Pope, there is a cooldown period for Great Holy Wars. When I became Falkyr I could call one every 20 or so years. XMNN posted:In a lot of the child-rearing events the "good" outcomes (i.e. ones that don't give negative traits) seem to involve beating your children. Well, duh. Weren't y'all ever disciplined as kids?
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Jan 18, 2014 16:47
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hellsjudge posted:Well, duh. Weren't y'all ever disciplined as kids? Nope, that's why I grew up to be a slothful, greedy craven. 
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Jan 18, 2014 17:01
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So I'm running into a strange issue with the game not launching. I usually edit the costs of stuff in the Ruler Designer down to zero so I can mess around with gimmick characters but having the defines.lua edited in that manner makes the game not launch. I get the basic launcher with the dlc and mod selection tab but launch just closed CK2. If I have steam verify the files it switches the defines file back. This is with no mods of any sort on too. The only thing I can think of is that I haven't played since well before they added all the steam achievements. Am I just boned out of doing this now or do I need to use a different method? I have no interest in ever trying or playing one second of Ironman so I'm kind of pissed if that is why I can't do that anymore.
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Jan 18, 2014 17:24
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Mustang posted:I can never seem to find good port forwarding guides for games that use the verion FIOS router. poo poo never works for me. I'm not terribly familiar with Verizon's routers but you should be forwarding to a local IP and it looks like you've typed an external IP address into that blurred field.
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Jan 18, 2014 21:40
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Main Paineframe posted:Yeah, every ruler - be they a duke, a king, or even an emperor - also has to have at least one county to be their very own, since count titles are what actually hold land. This isn't true. I had a priest son who couldn't have any landed titles, but the game let me give him a duchy (because I couldn't give him counties) even though he didn't own any land at all. I had to do this to get him to shut up about not having any titles. It was his choice to be a priest, why does he then complain he doesn't have any land? Stupid teenagers.
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Jan 18, 2014 22:00
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On that kind of topic, people can really be a little too insistent about joining holy orders with SoA. I had my son demand twice to join one of them while I was in the middle of pressing his claim to the kingdom of Aquitaine. They should at least have to wait a while before asking again.
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Jan 18, 2014 22:08
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Stop raising your children to be Zealous, then  (No idea if this actually affects it)
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