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For the upcoming update, with the "Embrace the old Ways" decision, will it be possible to have a follow-up "practice in secret" event to allow it as a secret religion?

Unless this is already in the game and I'm just dumb.
 
stats, traits, previous ruler and patriarchs opinion.

I managed to find and read the ERE events and upon looking it seems that what you mentioned adds to a "percentage" chance that the Patriarch determines that you will become a strong leader, is that correct?

well yeah. first of all, it doesn't have to be Orthodox that does the mending. you can do it as the catholic. but which ever religion mends the schism becomes the main religion, and the other becomes a heresy. appointing patriarch supreme will means everyone will remain Chalcedony and split won't happen.

I was meaning mechanic wise, sorry for not clearing that up. One my questions were asked and answered by someone else but I still have one. Are there any holy orders for Chalcedony.
 
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Quick question, does ck2+ have a submod that replaces vanilla CoA with some more realistic/good looking ones, thanks in advance.
Submod no but plus replaces several itself
 
For the upcoming update, with the "Embrace the old Ways" decision, will it be possible to have a follow-up "practice in secret" event to allow it as a secret religion?

Unless this is already in the game and I'm just dumb.
Pretty much already in the game. I've already immediately picked Practice in Secret when I converted to Judaism and Heresies
 
So what's up with this event destroying the Latin Empire title because I don't have any of it's de jure lands when it doesn't have any de jure lands? Any idea where it's located in the files so I can disable it because I kinda wanna keep playing.
 
So what's up with this event destroying the Latin Empire title because I don't have any of it's de jure lands when it doesn't have any de jure lands? Any idea where it's located in the files so I can disable it because I kinda wanna keep playing.

De jure requirement rule. set it to off/disabled
 
I set it as default to required last patch... tbh it's causing nothing but problems.
Weird that it's doing that to titular titles. Can't you check whether said title is titular in the trigger? e.g. (without having looked at the event in question) primary_title = { is_titular = no } ?
 
Weird that it's doing that to titular titles. Can't you check whether said title is titular in the trigger? e.g. (without having looked at the event in question) primary_title = { is_titular = no } ?

it had one titular kingdom under it, so maybe that cause is_titular to behave weirdly. haven't had time to explore in details.
 
What's the effect of "active culture conversion" law? How much more likely the province are gonna change compare to normal or passive one? And it's demesne law so it has no effect to my vassal right? And I wise someone can tell me where is the file that take care of this within the mod folder so I can learn how to code them :p (and mod them to make oversea conversion easier)​
 
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I recently converted a finished CK2+ game, in the hope of continuing into EU4, but even though the HRE was very fractured and decentralised, the emperor still got a lot of land, even though his personal demesne wasn't more than the de-jure duchy of luxemburg. To elaborate, the HRE consists of the areas of france, normal HRE, Italy, de-jure Jerusalem and some random titbits in the mediterranian and other parts of the world. As said previously, the emperor only owns de-jure Luxemburg, and the rest is allocated to dukes who all own most/all of their de-jure lands. Very few kings (Bohemia, Sicily, Jerusalem), mostly dukes with a few large counts (of provinces that carry over to EU4, like Nassau or Nürnberg). Crown law was only low. Even because of all these measures in place, the emperor has lands ranging from half of southern italy (in CK2 fully owned by King of Sicily), to northern Pomerania and Danzig (owned partially by me as Margrave of Brandenburg and partially by my family member the duke of Pomerania), even parts of southern france, which were owned by the duke of Gascony and the duke of Toulouse. Both dukes do exist, but only as OPMs, not as countries that have the land they need.

I am using the v4.06 Beta 5 (the one claiming to be able to work with the newest version of CK2), as well as 1.20(Ming) in EU4. I did use some minor mods in CK2 (more retinue from buildings, as well as a new CB), but none that changed anything important. In EU4 I used some mods that also change nothing to the map, so there shouldn't be the problem. Any ideas/tips on how to solve it?
 
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