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[MOD] Dark Ages - Immersion & Role Play in CK2

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Version v.1.1.84 - Download HERE

Fixes & Tweaks:

- Fixed a sequence of modifiers that were applied in the Paranoid event pool in the wrong order, wrongly increasing the probability of harsher modifiers being applied
- Fixed a typo in the Unfounded Suspicions modifier description
- The personality trait Content was not being removed from the character traits when the player has a number bigger than the one in the defined rule
- Games started before 1.83 now will cut off Personality traits once its number exceeds 5

New Content:

- Continue to develop the Paranoid event pool
 
I've noticed some modifiers from this mod seem to cause an error log, not sure if it's anything important though. In dark_ages_modifiers.txt there's a few like "phase_skirmish_attack" or "phase_melee_defense" that appear to cause it. At the risk of being wrong, I think those are supposed to be used for units, whereas you intended to use them for tactics? Again, don't know if they cause any issue at all.
 
Sunbro BigBoss said:
I've noticed some modifiers from this mod seem to cause an error log, not sure if it's anything important though. In dark_ages_modifiers.txt there's a few like "phase_skirmish_attack" or "phase_melee_defense" that appear to cause it. At the risk of being wrong, I think those are supposed to be used for units, whereas you intended to use them for tactics? Again, don't know if they cause any issue at all.
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These modifiers were cut from the mod a long time ago but were not removed from the modifier file. Will be deleted on this week's release.

Thanks for the feedback!
 
SuperGamer1098 said:
There's a birth_events.txt file in the events folder with the same name as the file in the base game, which is screwing with the pregnancy mechanics.
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It is not screwing with the pregnancy mechanics at all.

It is there to keep the game having characters with the "final months" modifier forever, thus preventing further pregnancies when a certain define (NDefines.NCharacter.INFANT_DEATH_CHANCE) is not 0. It is coded to be compatible with the HIP mod, but also compatible with vanilla.
 
Drakken said:
Neat. :)

Also, would it be possible to limit the "Negociate Non-Agression Pact" event so it triggers only with characters one tier below the player character? While I love this feature, as a King I shouldn't care about the random lord, bishop, mayor, or count that beseech me for a Non-Agression Pact. They have too few troops to make the possible Alliance worthwhile at that tier.

Now when I'm a count, that's different. For Kings, though, Dukes would be a decent minimum because, often, their max troops makes it the high cost in Gold and Prestige associated with it.
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Ok, its done for next release.

Only I didn't compare the titles but instead the power of the characters. Basically for any character to be eligible to receive the pact it needs to have at least 25% of your Power.
 
Cardolam said:
Ok, its done for next release.

Only I didn't compare the titles but instead the power of the characters. Basically for any character to be eligible to receive the pact it needs to have at least 25% of your Power.
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Yeah, thanks! :D
 
Version v.1.1.85 - Download HERE

Fixes & Tweaks:

- Removed two modifiers that were cutoff from the mod a long time ago
- Fixed a typo on four events of the paranoid event pool
- Placed a restriction to Offer a Pact between characters. Now only available if the target character has at least 25% power of the one making a proposal

New Content:

- Continue to develop the Paranoid event pool


Observations:

- There were changes made to the mod manual in the chapter about Stability. Check it inside the game dir or in https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1803562750
 
Cardolam said:
It is not screwing with the pregnancy mechanics at all.

It is there to keep the game having characters with the "final months" modifier forever, thus preventing further pregnancies when a certain define (NDefines.NCharacter.INFANT_DEATH_CHANCE) is not 0. It is coded to be compatible with the HIP mod, but also compatible with vanilla.
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It does make it incompatible with over overhaul mods, like AGOT.
 
Mitusonator said:
Could you make it possible to disable province stability system? Or at least tell me how can I do this myself? Since I really like this mod, just not this one feature...
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Before starting a new game you just need to go to the events folder of the mod and delete the file "dark_ages_stability_system".
 
SuperGamer1098 said:
It does make it incompatible with over overhaul mods, like AGOT.
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Feel free to delete the file then. It does not cause any troubles if deleted and as I play with AGOT with this file on, never noticed anything strange at all.
 
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Version v.1.1.86 - Download HERE

Fixes & Tweaks:

- Fixed some types in the Paranoid events texts
- Fixed wrong scopes in Paranoid event pool that were causing effect to not bge applied and modifiers to not be considered

New Content:

- Continue to develop the Paranoid event pool (almost finished!)
 
Could it be that a child killing three adults in one day had to do with Dark Ages's murder mechanics? It never occurred to me in HIP.
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Is it compatible with new HIP Bastard2?
On a separate note, it would seem that most vassals suck at managing the stability of their provinces and are stuck with rebellious/restless modifiers, which makes them pretty worthless. Does AI know how to handle the system?
 
Choorus said:
Is it compatible with new HIP Bastard2?
On a separate note, it would seem that most vassals suck at managing the stability of their provinces and are stuck with rebellious/restless modifiers, which makes them pretty worthless. Does AI know how to handle the system?
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In my experience it works well enough
 
Choorus said:
Is it compatible with new HIP Bastard2?
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Yes, absolutely.

On a separate note, it would seem that most vassals suck at managing the stability of their provinces and are stuck with rebellious/restless modifiers, which makes them pretty worthless. Does AI know how to handle the system?
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Last time I checked the statistics more than 60% of the provinces in the world were stability neutral or positive, so I guess everything is fine.
 
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