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[3.2.1] [AZCE] Sexual inequality in forging Grand Crusader bloodline
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[3.2.1] [AZCE]
What expansions do you have installed?
All of the above
Do you have mods enabled?
No
Please explain your issue is in as much detail as possible.
If a character with the "Crusader King" trait is the most-participating crusader in a subsequent crusade, he will forge the "Grand Crusader" bloodline.
However, characters with "Crusader Queen" have to be the most-participating crusader in *two* subsequent crusades in order to forge the same bloodline. (In other words, they have to follow the same criteria as every other character in the game. But, given the in-game logic, this means that they actually have to work harder than everyone else - they have to win three Crusades in total.)
This sexual inequality is probably an oversight, caused by the fact that crusader_king and crusader_queen are different traits, even though they are earned in exactly the same way.
Here's the relevant code from 00_cb_types:
And here's my suggested fix:
Steps to reproduce the issue.
Load the attached "Before Winning Crusade" save. (May need to rename to "Ironman_DiCapua.ck2" to avoid error messages.)
Assault a few holdings (to be sure to become the most-participating crusader - it's *very* close).
When victory is declared, note that you are the winner and that your beneficiary gets the kingdom (of Thrace).
However, you do not get to forge a bloodline. (Whereas, if you had been male, you would have.)
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[3.2.1] [AZCE] Sexual inequality in forging Grand Crusader bloodline
Game Version
[3.2.1] [AZCE]
What expansions do you have installed?
All of the above
Do you have mods enabled?
No
Please explain your issue is in as much detail as possible.
If a character with the "Crusader King" trait is the most-participating crusader in a subsequent crusade, he will forge the "Grand Crusader" bloodline.
However, characters with "Crusader Queen" have to be the most-participating crusader in *two* subsequent crusades in order to forge the same bloodline. (In other words, they have to follow the same criteria as every other character in the game. But, given the in-game logic, this means that they actually have to work harder than everyone else - they have to win three Crusades in total.)
This sexual inequality is probably an oversight, caused by the fact that crusader_king and crusader_queen are different traits, even though they are earned in exactly the same way.
Here's the relevant code from 00_cb_types:
Code:
# Check most participating Crusader if they are potential Crusader material
most_participating_crusader = {
if = {
limit = {
NOR = {
has_character_flag = grandCrusader
trait = crusader_king
}
}
set_character_flag = grandCrusader
}
else_if = {
limit = {
OR = {
has_character_flag = grandCrusader
trait = crusader_king
}
}
narrative_event = { id = HF.49020 }
}
}
And here's my suggested fix:
Code:
# Check most participating Crusader if they are potential Crusader material
most_participating_crusader = {
if = {
limit = {
NOR = {
has_character_flag = grandCrusader
trait = crusader_king
trait = crusader_queen
}
}
set_character_flag = grandCrusader
}
else_if = {
limit = {
OR = {
has_character_flag = grandCrusader
trait = crusader_king
trait = crusader_queen
}
}
narrative_event = { id = HF.49020 }
}
}
Steps to reproduce the issue.
Load the attached "Before Winning Crusade" save. (May need to rename to "Ironman_DiCapua.ck2" to avoid error messages.)
Assault a few holdings (to be sure to become the most-participating crusader - it's *very* close).
When victory is declared, note that you are the winner and that your beneficiary gets the kingdom (of Thrace).
However, you do not get to forge a bloodline. (Whereas, if you had been male, you would have.)
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