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Annath posted:3. If I wanted to make it "OG" Hellenistic, is there a mod to make that a viable religion? Is the base gamer supporting it now? I'm out of the loop. Ancient Religions Reborn is probably still the go-to mod for simply making Hellenic (and Celtic, and Egyptian) paganisms into viable religions.
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Anyone know why 5,000 Kipchacks and Khazars keep raiding North Africa in 800? Its ruining my game...
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Weavered posted:If I restore the schism and make Catholicism an Orthodox heresy will that remove Crusades as an option for Europe against the Aztecs? Reposting from the last page. Anyone know?
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Weavered posted:Reposting from the last page. Anyone know? Unless you convert to the heretical Catholicism and make it the dominant religion, yes. Orthodox doesn't have crusades and doesn't gain them after mending the schism.
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Annath posted:3. If I wanted to make it "OG" Hellenistic, is there a mod to make that a viable religion? Is the base gamer supporting it now? I'm out of the loop.
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Yes, now all of tbose tiny greek islands are singular provinces.
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Buschmaki posted:Yes, now all of tbose tiny greek islands are singular provinces.
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When will Isle of Man receive it's due?
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Oct 9, 2016 18:51
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Strudel Man posted:...is that supposed to be about CK2+? Because no, they're not. As far as I can tell, it doesn't alter the greek islands in any way. A lot of goons love to make fun of mods because they like to play an inferior game, i guess.
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Look at all these non-Island living scrubs that don't realize Island supremacy
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Buschmaki posted:Yes, now all of tbose tiny greek islands are singular provinces. Don't play SWMH I guess, that's the only mod that does stuff like that
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Deceitful Penguin posted:Look at all these non-Island living scrubs that don't realize Island supremacy On the one hand, it's the ultimate defensive advantage; anyone attacking you will need to bring massive amounts of men to overcome the landing penalties. On the other, advancing your interests from there is also a problem.
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Kainser posted:Don't play SWMH I guess, that's the only mod that does stuff like that Yeah that and viet events are the only big mods you should avoid. Viet is poo poo like "your capital now produces the best hummus! How do you like to eat it options: with chips, (+2 prestige), with vegetables (+2 piety), I hate hummus! (+1 prestige +1 piety)"
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Strudel Man posted:...is that supposed to be about CK2+? Because no, they're not. As far as I can tell, it doesn't alter the greek islands in any way. It makes Corfu a province and adds other little provinces everywhere, it says as much on the wiki.
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Buschmaki posted:It makes Corfu a province and adds other little provinces everywhere, it says as much on the wiki. edit: Huh. Apparently a mystic doctor can sacrifice your child as a treatment...even if you don't have a child. Strudel Man fucked around with this message at 23:02 on Oct 9, 2016 |
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Oct 9, 2016 22:59
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Weavered posted:Reposting from the last page. Anyone know? Crusades are disabled after mending the Schism for both Catholic and Fraticelli.
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What's a good place to start in learning what seems like a really complicated game? I assume I should start really far down the feudal ladder so I have minimal responsibilities?
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The Lone Badger posted:What's a good place to start in learning what seems like a really complicated game? I assume I should start really far down the feudal ladder so I have minimal responsibilities? Start as one of the counts in Ireland in the 1066 start date. Ireland is known as "tutorial island" for a reason.
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Mumu is probably the best start, given that you can get three counties all to yourself really easily (revoke your vassal's with a plot, then use your de jure claim on the third Mumu county). Then you only need four forged claims to have enough land to make the Kingdom of Ireland and have almost everyone else swear fealty to you. Dublin is the second-easiest start, since Dublin is the best single county in Ireland and your dad (who owns the county south of you) will die shortly and leave you his land, bringing you up to two, but you'll still need to forge four claims at minimum (if you go for Mumu you only need two-thirds of it before you can make the ducal title and get the last one de jure, assuming you take out Murchad in the process) and start with less land and troops to your name, making it a bit more difficult. Still, it's very simple as well. Roland Jones fucked around with this message at 08:27 on Oct 10, 2016 |
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Roland Jones posted:Mumu is probably the best start, given that you can get three counties all to yourself really easily (revoke your vassal's with a plot, then use your de jure claim on the third Mumu county). Then you only need four forged claims to have enough land to make the Kingdom of Ireland and have almost everyone else swear fealty to you. I've never had anyone swear fealty to me in Ireland. I think there may be a thing where Dukes who have the style "petty king" consider themselves to be kings, so won't swear fealty to another King.
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That's just dukes in general, who will have the 'small difference in rank' modifier. As a King you can hoover up independent counts of your culture/religion in your de jure kingdom, but good luck getting anyone else to swear fealty without going to war.
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Modern CK2+ is a weird goblin squatting in the skin of what was once necessary and good.
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Boing posted:That's just dukes in general, who will have the 'small difference in rank' modifier. As a King you can hoover up independent counts of your culture/religion in your de jure kingdom, but good luck getting anyone else to swear fealty without going to war. You can get dukes too, but they need to have high opinion of you instead of just not-hating you (which is how it works with counts).
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Jabor posted:You can get dukes too, but they need to have high opinion of you instead of just not-hating you (which is how it works with counts). Or you need to have a significantly larger army so they know they can't resist you.
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Hell-purging the aristocracy after a punishing civil war feels great. 3000 tyrant modifier, my councillors hate and are trying to kill me after I slaughter their noble houses and then throw the entire court in jail. I think I'm going to replace the former Englishmen with Lombards. My dynasty isn't quite big enough, but after a few lives with 20+ children, I'll have enough people of my dynasty to replace the entirety of England with my dynasty.
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A White Guy posted:I think I'm going to replace the former Englishmen with Lombards. My dynasty isn't quite big enough, but after a few lives with 20+ children, I'll have enough people of my dynasty to replace the entirety of England with my dynasty. Whenever I start an Ireland game I always fling husbands at countesses and duchesses too stupid to demand matri-marriage. With tanistry there's always the possibility that suddenly some count in Frisia winds up with the crown of Eire. Which is a fun and anticipated outcome.
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Dareon posted:Whenever I start an Ireland game I always fling husbands at countesses and duchesses too stupid to demand matri-marriage. With tanistry there's always the possibility that suddenly some count in Frisia winds up with the crown of Eire. Which is a fun and anticipated outcome. I hate doing the seniority+marry everyone because mah pretty borders 
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New DD: https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/ck2-dev-diary-27-continued-converter-capabilities.973243 Mostly converter stuff. Also, patch tomorrow!
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What I love doing with Tanistry is having a poo poo tonne of Dukes as lesser branches of my family and cherry picking the occasional genius that comes along as my heir. This is especially true if you control the election as the only voter in the entire Kingdom, which is very easy with Wales and Brittany and doable with Ireland and Scotland using a megacount (2 votes, but your vote is the only one that counts). It's basically just as good as republic's designated heir system, only with the campaign fund management. A good example of this is my Pryydain game, where I have 5 vassal Dukes all of my family: who were given all the land in their territory, which was then split due to gavelkind, so that almost every county in my vassal dukes land has a count level cadet branch of my family to choose from (excepting the Duke of Powys who owns all of de jure Powys so that there is only one other vote in the Kingdom of Wales) from which I can choose to make any member of my family the heir and inherit their lands and/or pick the random strong genius that occasionally pops up due to luck.  Basically this game was for me to see just how far I could abuse Tanistry and inbreeding and you really, REALLY can abuse it. It's easily one of if not the best government type.
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Darkrenown posted:New DD:   Are those religions getting these symbols in CK2 as well? And if not, can they? Please?
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Wish it came with a legend! And yeah, sure hope those get brought into CKII as well
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Don't think those specifically will end up in CK2 as they are in the artistic style of EU4 icons. Doesn't mean that in the future that new symbols won't appear. Also I might be completely wrong.
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Is that a Faravahar with a cross coming out of it? What does that represent? Manichaeism? Is there a Mazdakism icon up there as well that I'm missing? (Fifth from the right maybe?) I do like those icons, though. And the patch coming out tomorrow is good news; might try to get some more games in before Civ VI comes out and consumes me for a while. Roland Jones fucked around with this message at 13:35 on Oct 10, 2016 |
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Top Hats Monthly posted:5th from the left? What is that? Speculative list: Nestorian (possibly Messalian) ??? (possibly Manichaen) Messalian (possibly Nestorian) Cathar Fraticelli Waldensian Lollard Monophysite Paulician Monothelite Iconoclasm Bogomilist (?) ??? (possibly Manichaen or Zun) ??? (possibly Zikri or Kharijite) Druze ??? (possibly Zikri or Kharijite) ??? (possibly Mazdaki or Manichaen) Yazidi Hurufi Samaritan (Could be Karaite) Karaite (Could be Samaritan) e: Which means there's now a whole bunch of Christian sects that could potentially show up in 1444- but not the Hussites. KOGAHAZAN!! fucked around with this message at 13:45 on Oct 10, 2016 |
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Darkrenown posted:New DD: Hey, I know you always get asked this but will the next patch be savegame compatible? I have a Reapers Due save that happened right as it was released and I want to know if I have to stick with an earlier version.
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Rule of thumb, always assume patches are not compatible with older saves. Do backups of your save if you are upgrading to a newer patch. Though this is a minor patch so it might potentially be compatible.
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Yeah, I'd make a backup as Groogy says, but I am reasonably sure it'll work. The main problem would be if you've been using modded traits since we add some more in 2,6,2 and they'll break. Without modded traits I'd expect things to be fine.
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Groogy posted:Rule of thumb, always assume patches are not compatible with older saves. Do backups of your save if you are upgrading to a newer patch. Though this is a minor patch so it might potentially be compatible. What's the best way to backup Ironman saves? I assume it's more than just making a copy of the ck2 save dir in the user's home directory.
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