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Walton Simons posted:Welp, my Kingdom of Eire lasted 90 years before my cousin, the King of Scotland declared war on me over the Kingdom and called the King of England in on his side. Even with heavy use of mercenaries, I couldn't turn back their 30K deathstack. Being a vassal means (usually) you can expand within the realm without your overlord stepping in personally. You can use this and possibly faction fuckery to break out or even seize power yourself. As a vassal, you often have most of the options available to you as a free power and an entire extra political system layered on top. It's good poo poo.
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Tiler Kiwi posted:I think the head of state is always present in some way on the field of battle, even in cases where it might not make a complete amount of sense (like capturing the Pope during a crusade). They're frequently (always?) the head of their capital Levy and supersede other commanders iirc, so the pope is almost always leading troops in the field during crusades.
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YouTuber posted:Wow gently caress, I guess I'm done with CK2. Started at Charlemagne start and by 1100 the Byz erupted into civil war and it outright locks the game up. Time for a new computer I suppose For me, even after a full rebuild this game is an absolute crap shoot on whether it crashes to desktop or saves on every autosave attempt, making Ironman unplayable. Game's just buggy. It's Paradox. Contrecoup fucked around with this message at 03:21 on Jun 7, 2015 |
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