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I just have to say, I love this MOD. It's awesome. I do have one question though, is there any way to get the Free Cities? The eastern continent, I am assuming that there will be an update for it in the future, but is there any other MOD that can be implemented into this one, and still work perfectly?
 
I just have to say, I love this MOD. It's awesome. I do have one question though, is there any way to get the Free Cities? The eastern continent, I am assuming that there will be an update for it in the future, but is there any other MOD that can be implemented into this one, and still work perfectly?

If you did 5 seconds of research you would know that they are releasing an update which will add Essos early next year. References to it are plastered all over this thread and their official site.
 
A lot of problems regarding the conquest of kingsdoms. If you get conquered by Aegon and then turned into a Lord Paramounts, you heir will change each time the megawar system is activated. The main title, Kingdom of "example" and Lord Paramount of "example" will make your 2nd heir your actual heir. Then when the megawar system goes inactive again your heir will change back to the 1st one. Such a weird bug.
 
I received a request to repost my Valyrian steel micromod here. Warning ahead: being busy with EU4, I have NOT tested it yet with the new version. It should work just fine, though, since it doesn't touch any events or such things. I seem to remember the patch notes said something about the icons having been updated, though, so you might want to pick the original icons you want to keep, since mine are somewhat crude.

(I hope this doesn't count as an "external link" since it only links to the files in my SkyDrive. If not, please PM me and I'll remove it at once.)
 
Is there any way to change the cost of educating children? It seems a tad steep when buying a suit of armour and a horse for my son costs the same as building a new castle.

I think it's scaled income. However, even as king of Westeros I never had to pay more than 500, which doesn't seem too much -- horses and armour are expensive, especially since at a certain rank you'll need at least 3 horses and various suits of armour.
 
Is there any way to change the cost of educating children? It seems a tad steep when buying a suit of armour and a horse for my son costs the same as building a new castle.

\events\reeducation.txt (or something like that; going from memory)

Search for "scaled_wealth". Its currently at -1 and -2. Putting it at -0.5 and -1 would half everything from current costs, etc.
 
I think it's scaled income. However, even as king of Westeros I never had to pay more than 500, which doesn't seem too much -- horses and armour are expensive, especially since at a certain rank you'll need at least 3 horses and various suits of armour.
500 gold is much too much, considering the number of mercs you could muster for a few months for that sum of gold :)
 
500 gold is much too much, considering the number of mercs you could muster for a few months for that sum of gold :)
Precisely the point. If you want your heir/kids to become good, invest in them.
 
Precisely the point. If you want your heir/kids to become good, invest in them.
No. It certainly isn't about 'investment in education/tutors'. Otherwise my 500 gold investition would as hell give more results more of a investment than 15 gold one, did by count of Nowhere. Hell, that would even make sense - as King of the Iron Throne I can afford better tutors who provide better education – therefore, my heir should get more bonus.

But no, it provides the same education, without any differences whatsoever.

Personally, I'd split this into two decision:
- one for choosing education (whether martial, courtly or focused on stewardship) – this one wouldn't use scaled wealth.
- second for choosing whether educate him in overtly pompous way (you know, 15 swords, diamonds in hilts, etc.), just according to his station or below his station – this one would use scaled wealth.

Second decision would not modify child's education, but would add / substract amount of prestige from you & add / substract even greater amount of prestige from your child. Moreover, depending on your decision, you could get +/- to your relations with children.

Otherwise, scaled wealth makes no sense – hell, if I don't fund luxurious armours & swords to my heir & give him to very capable household knights, he still will learn exactly the same way as he would learn in silks. It could certainly hurt his & yours prestige – but it isn't 'all or nothing' deal.
 
Now that we have a Sisterman culture, and chance at a Crackclaw point culture? "Clawmen," or something, under the First Men culture group, perhaps with opinion boosts for targ rulers and negatives towards others? I know they're not super important, but I have a soft spot for the guys ;)
 
No. It certainly isn't about 'investment in education/tutors'. Otherwise my 500 gold investition would as hell give more results more of a investment than 15 gold one, did by count of Nowhere. Hell, that would even make sense - as King of the Iron Throne I can afford better tutors who provide better education – therefore, my heir should get more bonus.

But no, it provides the same education, without any differences whatsoever.

Except you do, since you have access to the entire realm to pick your tutor, whereas you're kinda stuck with the people in your court and your possibly shitty maester if you're a measly 1 county lord. And the scope is completely different. If you're a one county lord, you can't pay that well to educate your children, so the tutors won't fleece you for all you're worth. When you're king of the Seven Kingdoms, you have the entire Royal Treasury at your disposal, and it stands to reason that tutors would demand much more.
 
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Now that we have a Sisterman culture, and chance at a Crackclaw point culture? "Clawmen," or something, under the First Men culture group, perhaps with opinion boosts for targ rulers and negatives towards others? I know they're not super important, but I have a soft spot for the guys ;)
Agree, and the terrain should be marsh and forest.
 
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