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Love the new trait art. I think I've figured out 90% of them.
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Isn't the thing with the new trait system is you will have less personality traits but there will be new traits that are lifestyle traits. So like erudite for a scholar, easier to get poet, stuff like that reflecting what your character does. If it does work like that I think it'll be fine having less personality traits since those personality ones are supposed to define you. If it's just you have way less traits overall that'll suck because traits are fun.
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Eimi posted:Isn't the thing with the new trait system is you will have less personality traits but there will be new traits that are lifestyle traits. So like erudite for a scholar, easier to get poet, stuff like that reflecting what your character does. If it does work like that I think it'll be fine having less personality traits since those personality ones are supposed to define you. If it's just you have way less traits overall that'll suck because traits are fun. Yeah, they specifically called out that there are non-personality traits that are still plentiful. They just reduced the number of personality traits you'll get and increased their impact
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Dec 11, 2019 20:27
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Elias_Maluco posted:I had 50-100 relations with my vassals almost all the time just for a combination of bloodlines+artifacts+viking trait+valhala bound trait and then all the good traits I was always getting from societies I've noticed that too which is why I feel it's so much easier. I remember just after conclave and how hard a time I had holding an empire together. Now I just buy a Smith to make artifact's, get some Saint parts from the pope after crusades, build great works with relation modifiers, join a society and have all green traits as well as a good old bribe here and there with some swaying. I mean I revoked two duchies off a dude and he was still in the green afterwards, I legitimised 2 bastards and my spouse still had +80 opinion. Now I love having artifacts and watching the treasury grow but I find it too easy to get them. I mean one guy moved to my court, died and now I randomly have the axe of perun that I can't use because I'm not tengri.
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Dec 12, 2019 12:34
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Yeah,. me too, I like artifacts and societies and bloodlines. They do make the game a lot easier, though With all that and bribes and favors, is just too easy to keep your vassals and council happy all the time. And not just for us humans, is been a while Ive seem an AI big blob break by itself, they seen more solid than ever
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perun is SLAVIC you MILKDRINKER
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Did the next monarch challenge, looks like joining the assassins is the key to that one, otherwise killing norsemen will be difficult. The game doesn't explicitly state the assassin society strongest feature(a killer feature if you will  ) - once you're level 2 other assassins can join your murder plots from within diplomatic range, not just target's realm. Given that they have no reason to like the target and have murder plot bonus from being assassins you can easily get 200+% plot power on anyone. Kill your dad to get France, then press the claims you inherit from him on other Karling kingdoms and since they're weak claims you'll have to kill some more Karlings until some kids are on the throne.Pyromancer fucked around with this message at 13:43 on Dec 15, 2019 |
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Dec 15, 2019 11:38
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Is it possible to forge more than one bloodline with one dynasty in CK2?
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Dec 16, 2019 07:31
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Charlz Guybon posted:Is it possible to forge more than one bloodline with one dynasty in CK2? Yes. The prestige required to take the ambition as an adult goes up to 20k, though.
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Dec 16, 2019 07:44
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No Pants posted:Yes. The prestige required to take the ambition as an adult goes up to 20k, though. I have 20k prestige and 8k piety. No option. Maybe it's because I am a Karling and thus have 2 bloodlines now?
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Dec 16, 2019 08:14
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Charlz Guybon posted:I have 20k prestige and 8k piety. No option. Maybe it's because I am a Karling and thus have 2 bloodlines now? Well, the usual rules still apply, so you can't have any "created" bloodlines on your current character. Dunno if that's what's doing it in your case.
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No Pants posted:Well, the usual rules still apply, so you can't have any "created" bloodlines on your current character. Dunno if that's what's doing it in your case. The grandfather of this character created a bloodline, does that mean I can't make any more?
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Dec 16, 2019 08:50
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Charlz Guybon posted:The grandfather of this character created a bloodline, does that mean I can't make any more? No, you have to be playing a member of your dynasty without a created bloodline. That usually involves switching to seniority or an elective succession law if you aren't a woman who can legitimize her bastards.
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Dec 16, 2019 09:32
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That's incredibly lame.
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Dec 16, 2019 09:33
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Charlz Guybon posted:The grandfather of this character created a bloodline, does that mean I can't make any more? Usually the only limit is for other bloodlines from the "create a bloodline" ambition, specifically. So you can still create bloodlines that have other requirements - like the Alexander/Ashoka one, the duellist one, various empire founding ones, etc.
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The Cheshire Cat posted:Usually the only limit is for other bloodlines from the "create a bloodline" ambition, specifically. So you can still create bloodlines that have other requirements - like the Alexander/Ashoka one, the duellist one, various empire founding ones, etc. If one character creates the castelean bloodline for building 10 castles, it doesn't make any sense to forbid his descendants from making the temple or city building bloodline.
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Dec 16, 2019 10:03
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Charlz Guybon posted:If one character creates the castelean bloodline for building 10 castles, it doesn't make any sense to forbid his descendants from making the temple or city building bloodline. But it has been this way from the release. You need to found a big dynasty and then switch around the different branches (tanistry is great for that), founding new ones until you're satisfied, and then breed them all into one, which is easy with matri marriages between family members.
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Dec 16, 2019 10:31
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I've had seven bloodlines on a single dynasty. Two of which were created by the same ruler.
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Dec 16, 2019 12:05
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I've been getting a lot of poo poo in the current mapgoons game because I'm playing like it's already CK3. Long story short, people shouldn't leave their daughters unmarried. I'm very much looking forward to the new dynasty mechanic. We had a player (me) game over because I assumed that giving up my last title wasn't a big deal when my dynasty was all over the place. But turns out the game doesn't tag switch you to another dynasty member, it only goes by inheritance so when I gave up my last landed title I just got the game over screen (which is stupid, the ruler who revoked my last title was my brother).
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Dec 16, 2019 12:53
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FreudianSlippers posted:I've had seven bloodlines on a single dynasty. Two of which were created by the same ruler. The restriction is only for the "forge bloodline" ambition. You can found bloodlines through warrior lodges, winning crusades, reforming the Roman Empire, etc. without restrictions.
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Dec 16, 2019 13:48
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Torrannor posted:The restriction is only for the "forge bloodline" ambition. You can found bloodlines through warrior lodges, winning crusades, reforming the Roman Empire, etc. without restrictions. It's still a dumb restriction. This character has also won a crusade. Don't see an option for making a bloodline about that.
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Dec 16, 2019 14:43
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Charlz Guybon posted:It's still a dumb restriction. Gotta win two crusades, I believe, or maybe three, with the same character.
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Demiurge4 posted:I've been getting a lot of poo poo in the current mapgoons game because I'm playing like it's already CK3. Long story short, people shouldn't leave their daughters unmarried. I just had this happen in my Byzantium game. Total brain fart and gave the genius in my dynasty all of Sicily thinking I’d play as him next. Now I can’t make him despot so I am hosed when my character dies unless o can revoke his title, though I still have to get my drat council to my side to allow title revocation 
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Dec 16, 2019 16:34
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Dirk Pitt posted:I just had this happen in my Byzantium game. Total brain fart and gave the genius in my dynasty all of Sicily thinking I’d play as him next. Now I can’t make him despot so I am hosed when my character dies unless o can revoke his title, though I still have to get my drat council to my side to allow title revocation This is the type of thing that happens to me all the time when I play Byzantium. Except it’s a game ending experience for me personally as well because revoking a title for the purpose of getting around unclear game mechanics totally destroys suspension of disbelief.
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Dec 16, 2019 16:47
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I hope CK3's Byzantine mechanics ditch the feudal aspects for something unique.
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Jedi Knight Luigi posted:This is the type of thing that happens to me all the time when I play Byzantium. Except it’s a game ending experience for me personally as well because revoking a title for the purpose of getting around unclear game mechanics totally destroys suspension of disbelief. Can someone help me with how Byzantine succession works when I am emperor and still a strategos? Do I need to grant my child a county at the very least so that they’ll have a place to rule if I can’t get them or a member of my dynasty elected? When I look at my starting counties they show as being inherited by the heir to the Empire, not my heir.
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Dirk Pitt posted:Can someone help me with how Byzantine succession works when I am emperor and still a strategos? Do I need to grant my child a county at the very least so that they’ll have a place to rule if I can’t get them or a member of my dynasty elected? When I look at my starting counties they show as being inherited by the heir to the Empire, not my heir. You don't get any counties from the emperor as the already landed heir to empire, emperor's counties go to the family according to primogeniture(adjusted by born in purple/despot title). New emperor gets the decision to yoink Constantinople from anyone though. Not entirely sure what an unlanded heir gets, since they can't get just the empire.
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Dec 17, 2019 10:00
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Pyromancer posted:You don't get any counties from the emperor as the already landed heir to empire, emperor's counties go to the family according to primogeniture(adjusted by born in purple/despot title). New emperor gets the decision to yoink Constantinople from anyone though. Not entirely sure what an unlanded heir gets, since they can't get just the empire. But if I hold say my original area of Sicily, and then become emperor, what happens to my counties and the Theme of Sicily when I die? I get it if I am a Doux, but not when I am ascending as a Strategos.
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Dec 17, 2019 10:56
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If your elected heir is your primogeniture heir then you'll keep everything. If not, then you'll continue playing as the elected heir to the empire (if they're of your dynasty), while your previous character's primogeniture heir gets the counties.
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Dec 17, 2019 11:35
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So to be clear once you have the emperorship, it’s game over if your primo heir doesn’t get elected (and neither does a dynast), even if the primo heir will still hold land feudally? Is this true for the HRE as well?
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Dec 17, 2019 15:03
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New CK3 dev diary - Courts, Guests and Wanderers
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Dec 17, 2019 15:05
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CK3 looks like the devs are making a lot of good decisions.
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Dec 17, 2019 15:53
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Dwesa posted:New CK3 dev diary - Courts, Guests and Wanderers Looks good as hell, imo. Feels a lot more dynamic and interesting than just having a bunch of randos hanging around, then actively having to comb through the charlist for claimants.
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Yeah. Plus your excess sons loving off to be knights in other courts or seek help to press a claim rules. Maybe they’ll get married and have children and four generations later some guy comes through your court and his line continued landless for a hundred years before coming home.
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Dec 17, 2019 16:14
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Looks cool as hell, my only issue is that it looks like the list of courtiers is still in a tiny little tab under your character that you have to scroll through. I wish Paradox would drop their fear of full screen menus tbh, it would be a much more pleasant way of presenting information. Total War Three Kingdoms has a cool-looking court screen with the different court positions laid out spatially.
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Dec 17, 2019 16:23
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I hope they adjust what vassals are okay with when you deal with criminals. It's always frustrating seeing vassals not being okay with you executing a noble caught red-handed murdering the previous king.
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Dec 17, 2019 18:25
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SirPhoebos posted:I hope they adjust what vassals are okay with when you deal with criminals. What if they didn't like the old guy though?
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Dec 17, 2019 18:32
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Paradox board wisdom posted:October 31st, 2012 is a day I will always remember. It was the day I became cynical, bitter, and distraught. You may call it an overreaction for me to feel this way simply because of the business practices of a single video game company, but let me explain what all of this means to me.
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Dec 17, 2019 18:44
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:What if they didn't like the old guy though? That's already reflected in the "opinion of previous ruler" modifier. It shouldn't be a blanket penalty to everyone when you behead someone for regicide.
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this reminds me of that one creative assembly dad meme where they announce something and he immediately flips out and literally runs to the total war forums i unfortunately cannot find it on google
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