No idea when a patch will come, but I highly doubt the next one will be Essos. Chances are we'll get a patch and even another (major) official DLC before Essos.
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No idea when a patch will come, but I highly doubt the next one will be Essos. Chances are we'll get a patch and even another (major) official DLC before Essos.
No. But IIRC, they plan on adding it - it ended in 260, so Devs decided it could start in 259. And 259 is the date of War of the Ninepenny Kings, a.k.a. Essos.
Though, if Reyne rebel, you can just use this imprison entire family button and execute them all without tyranny. Thus it will rain over Castamere!
I have a question!
I see that every single territory in the game has a trait or mark called 'Rich'. I seem to be the only territory in the world that does not have this. Is it a glitch? I mean, I got a lot of money, and i'm a high lord. It gives It gives +10% levy size and 20% tax modifier. Anyone know how I can get this?
I see that every single territory in the game has a trait or mark called 'Rich'. I seem to be the only territory in the world that does not have this. Is it a glitch? I mean, I got a lot of money, and i'm a high lord. It gives It gives +10% levy size and 20% tax modifier. Anyone know how I can get this?
No. But IIRC, they plan on adding it - it ended in 260, so Devs decided it could start in 259. And 259 is the date of War of the Ninepenny Kings, a.k.a. Essos.
Though, if Reyne rebel, you can just use this imprison entire family button and execute them all without tyranny. Thus it will rain over Castamere!
Excellent ^_^
I was also just thinking how cool it'll be, when the Essos update comes, to have the ability to become a warlock if you happen to have anything to do with Qarth...
Funny, I had the same family dog me for a couple generations and when they revolted I killed all 35 members.
I am curious of something...the personal interaction option..is it bugged or is it working only for male characters...i ask because when playing female characters i only get two options to choose from..like gift or insult...do u need to do something special to get the other two option as a female character...?
To visit their chambers, you have to be in the same land they're in. The fourth option is to knight them.
Try again! Pick a traumatic situation, and with some luck she'll remember you already had sex. That will make the next time easier.
You should have killed all relatives down the female line too, to outdo Tywin.
In next update - as far as I am aware - prisoners won't have the option to refuse. Or take moon tea for that matter. Though, of course, you won't be able to bang them as kind character... 8)
As my favourite House is Reyne, all of you intimidate me with your talks of extermination.
Anyway, while I was looking up more information about the world of Westeros, I noticed the stigma of scholarly pursuit over martial glory. I wonder if the Scholar Lifestyle Trait should come with a hit to prestige. Initially, I thought to include a hit to opinion as well, but not everyone looks down on scholars, and it wouldn't make sense to apply negative opinion to everyone.
It gets ridiculous when I want to rape a particularly beautiful prisoner I captured and get rebuked for my efforts time and time again. Honestly, I started a war that killed tens of thousands just so that I may bed you, and this is how you treat me?
Wait... did I just become Rhaegar Targaryen?
Anyway, while I was looking up more information about the world of Westeros, I noticed the stigma of scholarly pursuit over martial glory. I wonder if the Scholar Lifestyle Trait should come with a hit to prestige. Initially, I thought to include a hit to opinion as well, but not everyone looks down on scholars, and it wouldn't make sense to apply negative opinion to everyone.
It gets ridiculous when I want to rape a particularly beautiful prisoner I captured and get rebuked for my efforts time and time again. Honestly, I started a war that killed tens of thousands just so that I may bed you, and this is how you treat me?
Wait... did I just become Rhaegar Targaryen?
Do you feel particularly messianic, good sir?
If not, then in all probability you're as far from becoming one as possible.
Just started playing with this mod, playing as targaryen in the seven kingdoms scenario, not sure if these are bugs, or working as intended. First, the plots are out of control, constantly, and I have not done anything to raise tyranny or what not. Its to the point I have stripped all non valyrians of their titles due to their revolting and replaced them with valarians, so me and my counts are same religion, same culture, yet they still keep plotting and rebelling. Also, After my first dragon conquest, or the iron isles, I am bogged down in endless rebellions and civil wars/succession wars. Is this all as it was intended?
If you didn't convert, that's pretty much what you get.
Anyways - about the "Screamed at me event": you wouldn't believe how much Silent Sisters can scream at lusty ruler!
Anyways - about the "Screamed at me event": you wouldn't believe how much Silent Sisters can scream at lusty ruler!
I've been wondering about something. I had a campaign where I was playing as a wildling, with the dynasty name being 'of Thenn' or 'of Shivering Shore' or something like that. I slowly united the wildling and became King Beyond the Wall, and after that I noticed my dynasty had changed from whatever it was before to 'Kingsblood'. I found that to be so cool, and when I took the Wall and then the North, I awarded the Beyond The Wall title to another wildling, and sure enough his dynasty name changed from whatever to Kingsblood... BUT I tried a new campaign last night and did a similar method of becoming King Beyond The Wall... but I didn't become Kingsblood. Is there anything in particular that triggers this? Maybe it has to be a specific time, and you have to have a specific dynasty with specific traits...
There's a stigma about nobles becoming maesters (as they're "servants") but not necessary scholarly pursuit themselves. Rodrik the Reader seems adequately respected by his peers and the Ironborn as anti-intellectual as it gets.
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