So with CK2+ taking measures to prevent extreme character age, I was quite surprised that he made it this old. At the time of his death he was the oldest living character in the game. What are other peoples age records?
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My Danish dynasty has a fine record of being gluttonous, maimed, and/or leperous - while frequently leading armies. So about early sixties is the best I've managed, thus far.
What I'm more interested in is how you got the Roman Empire to be that amazing purple colour, rather than the awkward red-pink that I got.
No clue. I just used the restore Roman Empire decision as Byzantine Empire. Got this. Maybe you have an older version and they changed it in-between?
No, I have the most recent version... I know that for sure... maybe it doesn't update since I started my save in 4.04?
My oldest character got very close to yours. 77 years old when he died. Usually I want my characters to die when they are about the age of 50, so that guy was really old for my standards.
He starts with the Strong trait and I got lucky with a hunting dog and some health boosting events. Even so, that is the longest I have ever lived/reigned I think. Over 60 years playing him!
Ironically his descendants are the most sickly accident prone bunch, he outlived all his children and his grandson who succeeded him got leprosy!
Hah, yeah, thing is forming the Carolingian Empire locks you to elective gavelkind and I didn't want my realm split into a million pieces (witness history) so i actually spent a lot of energy forcing my backup relatives to become monks
Hah, yeah, thing is forming the Carolingian Empire locks you to elective gavelkind and I didn't want my realm split into a million pieces (witness history) so i actually spent a lot of energy forcing my backup relatives to become monks
then you need a barren wife, and 20 bastard children.
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