Here, I don’t know if these are bugs or not, or if they've been mentioned somewhere, but here are my problems.
As England:
(1) I’ve been a long time alliance with Burgundy. Then, around 1470 or so, they decide to attack Geldre, which had been my vassal for about 20 years and was being nice and quiet. Burgundy demands that I honor the alliance. When I said no, I suffered for it and got to sit there and watch my vassal die horridly. When I reloaded the game, the same thing happened around 1470. This time I honored the alliance, maintained my status and watched my old friend Burgundy eat my vassal alive. No CB’s or anything came up for me.
(2) The computer is set on keeping me 100% decentralized, yes? No matter what I do, something always happens to move that slider back down. Most notably is the “Cities Demand Old Rights” event. I’d choose to lose the three stability points, but this event happens every 15 years or so and I’m getting a little tired of it. If I do manage to get the slider up two clicks towards centralization, then the nobles demand old rights (or whatever it is) comes up offering me an option of losing stability or moving 2 points away from centralization. So I’m always 100% decentralized.
(3) Brittany, as a vassal and a military ally (and refusing to be annexed no matter what)
If I take over a province from the enemy that had formally belonged to Brittany, the vassalage is gone. Brittany didn’t cancel it (or, at least, no message pops up), nor did they lose stability. They just stopped being my vassals with no penalties. This is around 1475, so maybe that’s an historical thing? If so, where’s the message telling me what happened? And how come they get to do that without losing stability or making anyone mad?
For example: If Brittany and I go to war with France and France gets Mainz in a seperate peace agreement with Brittany, then I go in five years later after the truce and take Mainz back, Brittany's vassalage status vanishes. Upon reloading, though, I noticed that the vassalage remained intact if I left Mainz alone. This happened each time.
As England:
(1) I’ve been a long time alliance with Burgundy. Then, around 1470 or so, they decide to attack Geldre, which had been my vassal for about 20 years and was being nice and quiet. Burgundy demands that I honor the alliance. When I said no, I suffered for it and got to sit there and watch my vassal die horridly. When I reloaded the game, the same thing happened around 1470. This time I honored the alliance, maintained my status and watched my old friend Burgundy eat my vassal alive. No CB’s or anything came up for me.
(2) The computer is set on keeping me 100% decentralized, yes? No matter what I do, something always happens to move that slider back down. Most notably is the “Cities Demand Old Rights” event. I’d choose to lose the three stability points, but this event happens every 15 years or so and I’m getting a little tired of it. If I do manage to get the slider up two clicks towards centralization, then the nobles demand old rights (or whatever it is) comes up offering me an option of losing stability or moving 2 points away from centralization. So I’m always 100% decentralized.
(3) Brittany, as a vassal and a military ally (and refusing to be annexed no matter what)
If I take over a province from the enemy that had formally belonged to Brittany, the vassalage is gone. Brittany didn’t cancel it (or, at least, no message pops up), nor did they lose stability. They just stopped being my vassals with no penalties. This is around 1475, so maybe that’s an historical thing? If so, where’s the message telling me what happened? And how come they get to do that without losing stability or making anyone mad?
For example: If Brittany and I go to war with France and France gets Mainz in a seperate peace agreement with Brittany, then I go in five years later after the truce and take Mainz back, Brittany's vassalage status vanishes. Upon reloading, though, I noticed that the vassalage remained intact if I left Mainz alone. This happened each time.
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