I ask mainly because I had a discovered 95% plot (with 68% secrecy) against my heir for literally over a decade that I never managed to stop. Swapping out spymaster with someone from halfway across the world did nothing, so it wasn't that, and I had okay intrigue myself, and all the defensive roles hired (though I'm unsure whether those do anything for murders not specifically against me). Almost all of my vassals love me, I don't have any rivals, and I don't think I've given anyone powerful a grudge. The only thing I can think of is that I have a lot of ambitious vassals thanks to RICE's Audacious Cadets, but I would certainly hope that ambitious isn't giving the vassal AI free reign to hop on the murder bus of a beloved liege's heir. Who the hell is making it a 95% chance, and how do I deal with that?
I realized too late that the murder countermeasures only seem to delay the inevitable, so I wasn't able to use the reduced secrecy one. It also seems a bit weird that you can't do both arbitrary arrests and double your guards... I'd happily eat both penalties to be able to figure out how the hell the scheme is happening. It just feels wrong that someone can keep a discovered scheme going for 10 goddamn years with max success chance against my heir in a court where agents should (in theory, at least) be hard to find.
I realized too late that the murder countermeasures only seem to delay the inevitable, so I wasn't able to use the reduced secrecy one. It also seems a bit weird that you can't do both arbitrary arrests and double your guards... I'd happily eat both penalties to be able to figure out how the hell the scheme is happening. It just feels wrong that someone can keep a discovered scheme going for 10 goddamn years with max success chance against my heir in a court where agents should (in theory, at least) be hard to find.
