There really, seriously, needs to be a way to be able to directly intervene in inter-vassal conflicts, at least for high crown authority and up. There is absolutely no good reason for a suitably authoritative regime to accept its underlings openly warring with each-other to forcibly take territory granted to anther by the sovereign. It is also ridiculous that they can only look on helplessly as a vassel is stomped by an internal rebellion.
Just remove the restriction making it so we can only join vassal fighting holy wars and such. Or bring back perpetual realm peace (although put it at a higher tier of authority, medium was too low). I know people are going to say this is too simple, but I feel that the crowning mechanic solves this nicely, with weak or uncrowned rulers unable to stop rebellion until they regain authority, mirroring opportunists taking advantage of the recent upheaval to further their own ends.
PS: I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but if a vassel does rebel because I revoke their unlawful territory and I defeat and imprison them a truce prevents me from revoking their unlawful territory while in jail.
Just remove the restriction making it so we can only join vassal fighting holy wars and such. Or bring back perpetual realm peace (although put it at a higher tier of authority, medium was too low). I know people are going to say this is too simple, but I feel that the crowning mechanic solves this nicely, with weak or uncrowned rulers unable to stop rebellion until they regain authority, mirroring opportunists taking advantage of the recent upheaval to further their own ends.
PS: I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but if a vassel does rebel because I revoke their unlawful territory and I defeat and imprison them a truce prevents me from revoking their unlawful territory while in jail.
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