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Does promoting Christian settlements prevents Hungary from taking the convert back to taltoism decision?
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Sep 6, 2020 16:49
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guns for tits posted:Does promoting Christian settlements prevents Hungary from taking the convert back to taltoism decision? It does, I saw that on the wiki when I was looking something up.
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Sep 6, 2020 16:50
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Midnight Voyager posted:It does, I saw that on the wiki when I was looking something up. Ugh, so basically if you wanna be a pagan magyar there’s no way to switch to Hungarian in 867?
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Sep 6, 2020 16:57
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kiss me Pikachu posted:Basically is there anything worth building province wise before settling down or should I build a big war chest to build up after I change over? The tribal economy building pays for itself in 25ish years, so if you're unlikely to get a feudal liege and you've got a lot of tribal tech left then they're a very good investment. The army buildings are a bit harder to gauge, but they're very good for the price. Tribal buildings mostly cost prestige, which seems very intentional to encourage you to spend on them. In general, don't underestimate the long-term value of being strong now rather than in 50 years. Having 10 extra knights at +100% power plus 1500 extra levies because you built Warrior Lodges gives you the ability to win a lot of civil wars and beat up a lot of rival kings before you go feudal.
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First time player here, my only experience is playing the tutorial both here and in CK2, any opening tips for the recommended emirate start in 1066 Iberia?
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Sep 6, 2020 16:59
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well some dickhead jarl took over Connacht and now I'm left pondering if I can just invade, siege, and enforce demands before reinforcements arrive from across the North Sea. It's just some kid with a whopping 229 in levies. It would also give me the 7th county I need to create the title for Kingdom of Ireland (although I'll have to wait a while for the necessary gold).
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Sep 6, 2020 17:09
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What are people's strategies for handing out new territories? In CK2 my go to strat was usually splitty up a duchy, so the duke gets 1 country + the duke title, with each county going to a different person who doesn't have any titles. This made sure the vassals were individually small and prevented them lumping up to challenge me in civil wars. I notice that when I do this in CK3, the duke is pissed off at me because he desires the county of x, y and z. Is it better to just give the entire duchy to one guy?
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Sep 6, 2020 17:30
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I love it when a plan comes together. After winning independence from the King of Alba, I can then form an independent kingdom and use the subjugate CB to take Alba from him. He's at war with Sweden for some reason, so I take advantage of the situation and take the entire Kingdom from him. Now I'm in great position to take the rest of Britannia. Of course, during this time, I find out my soulmate wife has been sleeping with my son. Well, can't have it all, I guess. I might destroy my created kingdom title so there's not a bunch of fighting when my two sons get overlapping kingdoms.  
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Sep 6, 2020 17:31
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I hope there's gonna be a convertor to EUIV. ALso I think there's a missing game between Rome and CK.
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Sep 6, 2020 17:34
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MonsieurChoc posted:I hope there's gonna be a convertor to EUIV. It was supposed to be Imperator but it's baaaad.
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Sep 6, 2020 17:36
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Sometimes when I grant a county to someone as a duke they stop being my vassal. What is up with that does anyone know?
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Sep 6, 2020 17:37
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Communist Bear posted:It was supposed to be Imperator but it's baaaad. I like imperator more than 3 so far. 3 is okay, very much a paradox new release
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Sep 6, 2020 17:39
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An EU/CK-like covering the division of the empire and the fall of the WRE would be cool. Sack Rome as the Vandals? Yes please. And the Huns aren't featured enough in grand strategies, so I'd like to see that too.
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Gammymajams posted:I notice that when I do this in CK3, the duke is pissed off at me because he desires the county of x, y and z. Is it better to just give the entire duchy to one guy? It's because you're still holding the vassals that have the county titles. If you give the new duke the vassals he'll stop being upset about that. (And the county holders stop having the "You're not their de jure liege" penalty.) Hyper Crab Tank fucked around with this message at 17:45 on Sep 6, 2020 |
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Sep 6, 2020 17:41
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Communist Bear posted:It was supposed to be Imperator but it's baaaad. I haven't touched it since launch but I heard the patches made it much better?
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Sep 6, 2020 17:42
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Communist Thoughts posted:
my expansion into the horn of africa went pretty well...  i even managed to hold the arabian empire together by dread and marriages until my scary empress died my new ruler just caught bubonic plague and all his heirs are mediocre kids but i'm sure thats fine almost all my powerful vassals are still muslim im sure thats fine
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Sep 6, 2020 17:50
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Communist Thoughts posted:my expansion into the horn of africa went pretty well...  Glorious!
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Sep 6, 2020 17:53
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Communist Bear posted:It was supposed to be Imperator but it's baaaad. I meant between Imperator and CK, there's like 400 years missing from the timeline.
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Sep 6, 2020 17:59
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Boy the Vikings really want parts of this little island. Jylland eating a county and while helping my buddy who I set up to inherit Alba defend his territory, I get a notification that my neighbor in Thomand or whatever got smoked by the King of Sweden
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Sep 6, 2020 18:00
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Communist Thoughts posted:my expansion into the horn of africa went pretty well... This looks like a nightmare to manage
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Sep 6, 2020 18:03
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Lmao what the gently caress is the kingdom of Pontus doing there I've never seen that ever get formed
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Sep 6, 2020 18:03
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the game should def do a pop up for setting your kids focus but whenever you get the guardianship pop ups for them you can go and set it then as well, so just get into that habit and you wont miss setting them up anymore
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Sep 6, 2020 18:07
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Swedish Horror posted:Succession still seems to be broken. I have five sons.
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Sep 6, 2020 18:10
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Azuren posted:So I'm working my way through Tutorial Island, and I'm wondering how to best organize my titles and family. Everything inside my capital's duchy I own personally, and everything outside of it I've been granting a single county each to a new vassal. So far, all of my new vassals have been close family members, and often my council members. My goal is to have nice pretty stable clean de jure borders: I want to end up a king who personally owns all of a duchy, and my direct vassals are dukes of a single duchy with their capital in the de jure capital, who have under them counts of a single county, so that power isn't centralized enough for anyone to become a threat. I'm imagining that I'm just being a noob and this is all going to explode horribly as soon as I die and succession happens this is all a pretty good idea. making sure your vassals themselves have a lot of vassals absolutely dilutes their power base and makes them less capable of rising against you it's ok to use dynasts as vassals, but it's better to put dynasts in charge of other independent realms if you can spin those off. in game terms you get scored by having the largest dynasty possible and so if your third cousin is a king next door, doing his own thing, that still helps you (as long as you are the dynasty head). if you need to land some good courtiers though to have good vassals then dynasts are fine
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Is this the gist of what I want to do? Do I want my vassals to be my family members, or does that make them more of a threat, and I should be using non-family members? So far I've made sure all my new vassals that I hand titles out to don't have any land or claims.
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Sep 6, 2020 18:13
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ilitarist posted:So how does technological exposure works? You only get one exposure at a time, yeah. Whether you should be fascinated with the same thing depends on your goal and your ruler’s learning. Each tech has a 5% chance or advancing each month. Exposure gives a 40% bonus to chance if making progress each month. Fascination gives a bonus based on your ruler’s learning. If your learning is high enough you can get to 100% chance of advancing just from your fascination. In that case you’re wasting the bonus from exposure, but sometimes you really want a certain tech ASAP.
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Ok I managed to declare myself the King of Ireland. I control most of the counties in the center but I haven't made the Duchy titles yet for Connacht or Leinster. I vassalized the 3 Ulster counties, but there's one ruler each, and no Ulster Duchy. How should I prioritize the order that I create the duchies? I'm a little concerned since I'm getting up there in age and trying to figure out how not to leave a huge mess behind for the, err, [i]three/i] heirs I have. For duchies I don't intend on holding, what's the best way to grant vassal titles? 1 vassal for all three counties? 3 vassals, one for each county, and one of them gets the duchy title?
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Communist Thoughts posted:
 oh noooo my loser uncle kicked me off the throne so this is his problem now
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Sep 6, 2020 18:23
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Skyl3lazer posted:I've had multiple obese characters (the piety feasts will do that) and I've never, ever successfully lost the trait. I've even had one guy get the Athletic perk and stay obese. Natfraich more like FATfraich got em
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Does anybody have any suggestions for rulers with extremely high intrigue to start that are like 40 or younger? I was doing the Ivar start in 867 and between him (low 20s intrigue), his wife (+12) and a halfway decent spymaster I was pulling 95%/95%/11 month assassinations. But he starts off too old, before I could finish a single tree (even after getting a few extras via events) he kicks the bucket. I suppose alternatively I could just carefully engineer to have an intrigue-based heir and knock off a few less useful sons.
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Sep 6, 2020 18:45
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CharlieFoxtrot posted:Oh wow the Adamites actually have basis in the historical record? I went down the rabbit hole of reading up about the historical Daurama Daura and Kanem-Bornu, so that was neat.
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Sep 6, 2020 18:51
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Vasudus posted:Does anybody have any suggestions for rulers with extremely high intrigue to start that are like 40 or younger? I was doing the Ivar start in 867 and between him (low 20s intrigue), his wife (+12) and a halfway decent spymaster I was pulling 95%/95%/11 month assassinations. But he starts off too old, before I could finish a single tree (even after getting a few extras via events) he kicks the bucket. Alfonso of Leon in 1066 starts with 21 intrigue at age 26.
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He's also loving his sister and if he dies without an heir you get to play as Castille and inherit all of Leon. It's basically failproof!
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This might be dumb question, but what happens to prestige and piety after your character dies? Does an heir benefit in any way from previous ruler's prestige and piety?
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I had a pretty good intrigue run with Holland. You can't actually do any intrigue because blackmail stresses the gently caress out of your starting ruler, but you have a sister with 11 or something and with a little luck it's pretty easy to build a heir with high intrigue. Once they're in power you can stab your way through the entire continent. I took out so many rulers of the holy roman empire that the crusades never started because once someone inherited the throne their shelf life was approximately 11 months. No one ever called me out on it either, which is good because my army size was pitiful and I was being a prick to some really powerful alliances.
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Dwesa posted:This might be dumb question, but what happens to prestige and piety after your character dies? Does an heir benefit in any way from previous ruler's prestige and piety? Nope, dump it all before death cause it's gone otherwise. The only thing that sticks is Renown I think? Ask me about having multiple rulers die with 2k+ piety cause I was trying to pool it all for my Finn Dom religion
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Sep 6, 2020 19:07
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Man how much am I missing out on by playing as little tribal “nations” in Siberia and sub-Saharan Africa Does causal raiding by friendly neighbors still happen there? I’m doing decent at this game but my squabbling neighbors are being picked off one by one by this horse horde to my east.
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Zane posted:son 1 is probably also inheriting a kingdom. Oh forget to mention that, yeah he is. But I'm still baffled as to why the last two are only getting two counties each while son 3 gets 3 duchies all to himself?
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Daktar posted:An EU/CK-like covering the division of the empire and the fall of the WRE would be cool. Sack Rome as the Vandals? Yes please. And the Huns aren't featured enough in grand strategies, so I'd like to see that too. I'd imagine WtWSMS might make its way to ck3 eventually since it was a pretty popular mod for ck2.
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