Confirmed CK III - Interface - Mistake in the name Malcolm

[Jarl Galdur]

Short summary of your issue
CK3 - Interface - Mistake in the name Malcolm

Game Version
1.3.1

What OS are you playing on?
Windows

What platform are you using?
Steam

Do you have mods enabled?
No

Have you tried verifying your game files (Steam only)?
Yes

How much "pain" is this causing you?
1

Please explain the issue you experienced in the most condensed way possible
In the description of the Fate of England, there's a mistake in 'Malcolm', it's wrongly written as 'Malcom'.

Please explain how to reproduce the issue
Run the game - Choose the 'Fate of England' bookmark

Is there anything else you think could help us identify/replicate the issue?


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[Jarl Galdur]

I could not link a thread in the bug report, so here's a reddit thread that reminded me of that mistake. It's also the source of the picture.

 

[Duke Reginald of Chutney]

Hail Jarl Galdur!

The courts have been plunged into chaos! Heads are rolling, and records are burning as our infuriated King purges the realm of any who are remotely tied to this grossly ignorant error. Surely it will be years before peace and order are restored. However you can rest assured that King Malcolm's repute and glory shall be rescued due to your brave acts today. Many thanks for your close scrutiny of the realm texts and your alacritous reporting!

Glory and honour!

 

[Ul90]

Hail Jarl Galdur!

The courts have been plunged into chaos! Heads are rolling, and records are burning as our infuriated King purges the realm of any who are remotely tied to this grossly ignorant error. Surely it will be years before peace and order are restored. However you can rest assured that King Malcolm's repute and glory shall be rescued due to your brave acts today. Many thanks for your close scrutiny of the realm texts and your alacritous reporting!

Glory and honour!

As much as I adore the sass of that answer, is there a good place to file in mistakes without making bug reports?

There's a couple mentionned in @Jarl Galdur (the very same above ahah) thread 'Aesthetic discussion', but as far as I can see they were not fixed yet (Ile de France instead of Île-de-France, Chateau instead of Château and county of Sjaelland instead of Sjælland are some I found in that thread.)

 

[Duke Reginald of Chutney]

As much as I adore the sass of that answer, is there a good place to file in mistakes without making bug reports?

There's a couple mentionned in @Jarl Galdur (the very same above ahah) thread 'Aesthetic discussion', but as far as I can see they were not fixed yet (Ile de France instead of Île-de-France, Chateau instead of Château and county of Sjaelland instead of Sjælland are some I found in that thread.)

Hey Ul90,

That is a very good question, allow me to elaborate.

When it comes to in-game changes, there are two general categories:
- Bugs, these pertain to any part of the game functioning in a way that is not intended, and can include things as minor as spelling errors.
- Suggestions/improvements, are when there is no malfunction but the desired outcome may be different than the actual outcome.

So in response to your question, even something as small as a spelling mistake can be considered a bug and therefore a bug report can be filed for it. We expect separate reports for separate issues. However, if you come across ten spelling errors, you can include them all in one bug report as it is the same "issue". Just be sure to include clear screenshots and descriptions of each instance so we can easily discern the difference. This helps on our end because we will often separate these issues based on location in game (i.e.. tooltip, notification, flavour text, etc..).

If there is something in-game you are unhappy with, or feel could be improved upon but is not broken per-say; then it is best to start a thread in the Suggestions section. We regularly check there for feedback on the game and very often will implement changes based on popular threads there. It also attracts more discussion than bug reports do, which can help fine-tune an idea via the input of the hive mind.

Hopefully this helped a little