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SlothfulCobra posted:There is the feature where you can just right click and offer to join a war, but I'm not sure if it's restricted by any options. Pretty sure it's only available for defenders against religious CB's (county conquest, holy war, prepared invasion)
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Dongattack posted:This is the message i'm talking about : Yeah that message is under Notification Events. Just set it to high priority instead of popup so it spams your message box instead.
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Nov 17, 2018 00:08
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Dallan Invictus posted:Usually, it'll be "whichever lord is the liege of the first title they inherit". Once someone already HAS a liege lord, I'm pretty sure they'll never be inherited out of that realm UNLESS they inherit a title that equals or outranks their top liege. This is almost correct. The rank of your liege doesn't matter, if you inherit a title of a higher rank than your current title you will become the vassal of the higher title's liege.
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Live by the sword, die by the sword.
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big dyke energy posted:Oh, also question: what message setting do I have to tweak to stop the endless flood of 'Elder so and so now favors X as your Heir' popups, because the elders are constantly changing their minds since none of the candidates are of age. I cannot find whatever it is in the menu. Click on the box in the bottom corner of the popup
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Nov 20, 2018 15:22
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Deceitful Penguin posted:When it comes to holy order vassalization, just wait until some dudes of your culture and preferrably your dynasty get elected to lead then vassalize? Leaders of holy orders automatically change culture when they get elected. If you have Rajas of India, you could have your heir educated Persian, vassalize the order, then switch back to your capitol's culture.
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Nov 22, 2018 03:18
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Captain Mediocre posted:After a thousand hours I never knew this screen existed. How do you get there? press F1
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twistedmentat posted:Can i claim more than one province during a war? I only have to kick the Picts/Scots out of Northren Ireland to fully claim the island for Ireland, but I don't want to do 4 wars to claim 4 provinces. If you personally have multiple strong claims you can press them all at once, otherwise you need a CB that covers multiple provinces.
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Communist Walrus posted:Playing as The Byzness. Vassal war declarations of any sort are forbidden in the empire. I created the kingdom of Italy, gave it to some guy in Ferrara as a viceroyalty, and he immediately declared a holy war for the area north of his new turf. What gives? Why isn't he bound by the empire-level prohibition on vassal war decs? Crown Laws only apply to the de jure vassals of the title it's enabled for and Italy isn't part of the ERE.
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Azhais posted:And Wiz has been pulled away from Stellaris to work on a mysterious new project. Coincidence? I think not! Yeah they posted on twitter today that they're starting work on a Sunset Invasion spinoff
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Eimi posted:...why are my vassals waging external wars with external wars set to illegal? Crown Laws affect de jure territory only
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right click > demand gavelkind
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Delthalaz posted:I also noticed at some point the kingdoms under britannia: england, scotland, wales, ireland got different realm laws as far as declaring external wars. I set the empire of Britannia to only allow external, not internal. And my vassals seem to have a -5 modifier for that. Yet it seems to only be set for Britannia, not the kingdoms. What the gently caress? I thought if you change the law for the higher level realm it changes them both? If not, why are they mad? Crown Laws affect all de jure territory for that title. Your vassals are mad because they're in the de jure empire of Britannia. The opinion modifier for obligation law changes is bugged and has been for a long time.
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Pretty sure the save won't be compatible.
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Goons Are Great posted:I see, that makes sense. I usually observe that many of my vassals tend to have rather strong connections to outside realms and don't always pay attention to what they might own there, so this might solve it. Crown laws apply to vassals. If you give out a kingdom that has wars disabled it won't stop that king from declaring wars since he's not a vassal of that title.
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Murder your vassal and his descendants until you inherit his prison
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They don't just revert on their own. Have your vassals been taking titles from each other? Have you been accidentally handing them out as non-viceroyalties?
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edit: looks like the map generator mod is still being developed for importing custom/random maps to use in Holy Fury's random modes
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I drew this map and now I'm playing on it. Mod is good  
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Coolguye posted:you are better off killing them just to simplify your life. True CK2 player right here
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Mar 23, 2019 03:47
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Get a good chancellor and use him to fabricate claims on your neighbors.
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Invite her to carousing
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Coolguye posted:the doge preferentially gets trading posts if my memory serves me right (which it may not, i haven't played a merchant republic in a long time) so even if a family only has a few posts, if you can wipe them out easily, go ahead and do it. Nope. Trade posts are inherited in reverse order of how many posts you already have. If you're the doge and have the most posts, your vassal has to have at least four posts in order for you to inherit one.
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Mar 26, 2019 23:11
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Looks like the Shia Caliphate Rising event to me
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You also get +2 to your demesne size if you have all your council laws off, so rolling back those laws should be your priority. Don't worry about your vassal opinions at this stage too much, if most of Ireland is in your personal demesne then rebellions aren't really a concern.
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Ultimate Shrek Fan posted:Edit: does threat go over 100%? All of my recent holy warring has gotten me a threat of 99.4. Nope, which means any threat you incur beyond 100 is essentially free.
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If you're not on ironman you can use the console command recalc_succ <Character ID> to update succession for a character.
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May 9, 2019 05:58
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Charlie Bobson posted:i'm attempting to finally get into these games because i love huge, bloated, extremely complex video games. i'm fiddling around in ireland and have managed to become a duke after 30 years or so, which is exciting. its very fun fiddling with all of the different mechanics even if i have absolutely no clue what im doing. Map goons discord: https://discord.gg/0Xj0w8YosFujejqw Or you can post questions in this thread, we're petty good at answering stuff
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DeathChicken posted:On that note, I'm unclear as to the line of succession when it comes to my prince-bishop son. Like, that county I gave him earlier reads as having no line of succession at all in the event of his death, he has no kids and I presume it will stay that way as long as he's clergy. If I pile land on him and he dies, does his stuff revert back to me? If you made your son a priest, giving him more titles will just make him a higher ranked priest. When he dies he'll be replaced by another bishop. I'm pretty sure you can put him back into the line of succession by revoking all his titles, if that's what your're after.
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You don't need to worry about him being disqualified, that law only applies to characters who are landed outside your realm. Go ahead and press the claim.
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chaosapiant posted:Some really good and expansive answers up in here, up in here. Thanks! Making my children loathe one another while I revel in the blood of the goat sounds the way to go to me. The choice to join plots is based on their opinion of you, opinion of the plotter, and their traits, so it's different for everyone. That said, you really don't need to be bribing random courtiers on the off chance that someone starts a plot, that's just excessive. Plus once someone is in on a plot, raising their opinion won't make them leave. The best defense is just to get the most qualified spymaster you can (invite someone from the character finder if you don't have one) and make sure he likes you. And if you have stray courtiers around who don't like you, you can ask them to leave or marry them off outside your court.
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SlothfulCobra posted:Is there a way to legitimize a bastard grandson? My daughter had a genius kid that I want the best for. Inherit into that kid's mother
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I'm on board, sounds fascinating. Would you be starting as a merchant republic or as a tribe?
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SlothfulCobra posted:Otherwise, that's some nice and fragmented Islam there. I may go and play some more muslim games with this. I'd probably play in that area more often, but at so many starts they start out too big, and it's a pain to find good vassals at the game start screen (I wish they had the direct vassal mapmode instead of hopping between count/duke/king). ctrl+left click, just the same as in-game
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I just checked and yeah it does save; EU4 doesn't.
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zhuge liang posted:It's really not. You can spend decades waiting for the Viking Age event that unlocks the Norse CBs/gives you free shipyards. Almost anyone else in 867 would be a better choice. Unfortunately none of the characters in 867 happen to be available in the CM start
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Montalvo posted:What is the usual MO for taking control of the holy sites for a given religion? As you all told me a few pages ago I am now playing as Rurik's Slavic Pagan son and I figure I'll give faith reformation a shot. Am I supposed to just use the conquest CB to carve my way through to each county with a religious site, or there something more clever I could be doing? More or less, yeah. The usual claim game shenanigans still apply, and you'll get a lot of mileage out of the Become King ambition.
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Raiding is granted by Norse culture in this instance, and they can raid even if their religion doesn't allow it. Oh, and they changed it so that Danes, Norwegians or Swedes can still raid even after flipping.
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