Sorry about the bad pun in the title.
Right, first of, the guardian spam:
I started getting spammed by guardian request, without having any minors over 6 in my court. I traced the problem to one of my sons, 6 years old, being the mayor of a city, as a vassal of my direct vassal. He had no guardian, and when I gave him one, the spam stopped. For a while. Then he lost his guardian, and the spamming started up again.
As the game doesn't, in any way, tell you which child the guardian request is for (which it really need to frankly), this gets annoying quickly.
The game should either:
Show the "lack of guardian" tab for minor children of your ruler without guardians, anywhere in the world.
Or have them get their own guardian.
It should in any case, as minimum, show which child that question is about.
The council spam:
ATM, your liege wont take no for an answer. If he wants you as a council member, he will continuously spam you with request about you becoming a council member. This is not only tedious, it is also open to exploits. Get the right ambition, get the council seat, retire (with no discernible consequences), do another ambition/plot, get the right council ambition, get the council seat. And as your liege will continue to spam you with council request, you can do this to your heart's content.
The neverending levy:
The emperor of HRE have a tendency to raise your levy, and keep them for literally decades (okay, perhaps only a decade). The problem comes from rebels. When the emperor goes to war, he raises some levies. All is fine. But then some rebels might spawn in the opposite side of his empire, so his newly created stack-o-doom, and he walks the army to anywhere the rebels are. The problem is that this takes forever, and there are no reason why the 10000 man strong army should walk from Italy to Mecklenburg, to quell a 700 man strong rebellion. Then some province in Italy might have a peasant rebellion, and it starts again. So even though the emperor might not be at war, he will still have levies raised for ages.
Right, first of, the guardian spam:
I started getting spammed by guardian request, without having any minors over 6 in my court. I traced the problem to one of my sons, 6 years old, being the mayor of a city, as a vassal of my direct vassal. He had no guardian, and when I gave him one, the spam stopped. For a while. Then he lost his guardian, and the spamming started up again.
As the game doesn't, in any way, tell you which child the guardian request is for (which it really need to frankly), this gets annoying quickly.
The game should either:
Show the "lack of guardian" tab for minor children of your ruler without guardians, anywhere in the world.
Or have them get their own guardian.
It should in any case, as minimum, show which child that question is about.
The council spam:
ATM, your liege wont take no for an answer. If he wants you as a council member, he will continuously spam you with request about you becoming a council member. This is not only tedious, it is also open to exploits. Get the right ambition, get the council seat, retire (with no discernible consequences), do another ambition/plot, get the right council ambition, get the council seat. And as your liege will continue to spam you with council request, you can do this to your heart's content.
The neverending levy:
The emperor of HRE have a tendency to raise your levy, and keep them for literally decades (okay, perhaps only a decade). The problem comes from rebels. When the emperor goes to war, he raises some levies. All is fine. But then some rebels might spawn in the opposite side of his empire, so his newly created stack-o-doom, and he walks the army to anywhere the rebels are. The problem is that this takes forever, and there are no reason why the 10000 man strong army should walk from Italy to Mecklenburg, to quell a 700 man strong rebellion. Then some province in Italy might have a peasant rebellion, and it starts again. So even though the emperor might not be at war, he will still have levies raised for ages.
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