- A "join_faction" command, similar to the "back_plot" command.
- Fix the bug with female succession in merchant republics.
- Carthago delenda est.
- Fix the bug with female succession in merchant republics.
- Carthago delenda est.
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I would to have some sort of flag that made it so weak claims could not be pressed on certain types of regencies.
Eg. If I were to make a mod that required rulers would need a regent to serve as a councillor at his liege's capital, I would need a way to make it so that someone couldn't press a weak claim on him, just because he was undergoing a regency.
Eg. If I were to make a mod that required rulers would need a regent to serve as a councillor at his liege's capital, I would need a way to make it so that someone couldn't press a weak claim on him, just because he was undergoing a regency.
I've made a new bug report once again giving all the detailed information I have on the patrician gender bug. Hopefully that will make fixing it easier - it really should be one of the topmost priorities as far as modibility goes.
This is quite easy to do yourself right now. You can alter the claim and claim other CB's requirements to make it happen. For example, I've changed them in my mod to make it so that women with weak claims can claim men's realms if the men's title is enatic or enatic-cognatic.
Not sure if it was asked before but i would like to change government, i hate that on the thanist laws (best one in the game, i removed the celtic only requirement 
) i still need to give land to my sons, i got so many son and daughter than its a pain in the ass, luckily that i kill those that i hate .
) i still need to give land to my sons, i got so many son and daughter than its a pain in the ass, luckily that i kill those that i hate .
I'm sorry about the OP of this thread not being updated after Gars finished his first CKII session.
I plan to get the OP updated once I return from vacation next week.
I plan to get the OP updated once I return from vacation next week.
Deciding if a religion can send missions by court chaplain would be nice. I mostly just want reformed pagans to convert their neighbors peacefully instead of the sword.
This may sound retarded, but could we possibly have an ability to shift one religion or heresy from a religious group to a completely different religious group? Let's say move Manicheanism from the Zoroastrian heresy to the Christian religious group and make it a heresy of Catholicism.
Already in. Can't remember the precise command but it's there. Look at Catholics becoming Orthodox heretics with the mending of the Schism
Not exactly what he's asking for. Catholic and Orthodox are both within the Christian religion group, so no transfer between groups involved in the schism mending event.
If patrician succession modding is out due to too many hardcoded places, I can assume a lot of other areas with the patricians are kaput as well...
That being said, I think we should have a tag in cultures to the effect of "patrician_clothing = no" because I find Muslim, Norse, Indian, and Germanic republics wearing 15th Century Italian hats a little too ahistoric for my tastes. Unless, of course, we can specify new patrician clothing by culture/religion like merchant_clothing_muslim or something.
That being said, I think we should have a tag in cultures to the effect of "patrician_clothing = no" because I find Muslim, Norse, Indian, and Germanic republics wearing 15th Century Italian hats a little too ahistoric for my tastes. Unless, of course, we can specify new patrician clothing by culture/religion like merchant_clothing_muslim or something.
I don't know of a historical Muslim merchant republic (or Norse) but for sure the Leader of the Hanseatic League should dress different clothing... as the leader of "The Commune of Rome".
What he said. It would be interesting if one could unite all of the world's religion under one umbrella religion where everyone suddenly becomes a heretic to this one particular super-religion.
Pksov and Novgorod were republics with the usage of the Veche. Maybe that doesn't "count" since Republics were obviously modeled after Italian states, but it's the closest we have. Also, the Somali and Kenyan sultanates were maritime trading states, occasionally ruled under the electoral principle of the Islamic Shura. One could even make a case for some of the coastal holdings of the Pandyans and Cholas in India. The Cholas pretty much dominated Indian trade from Srivijaya to China, especially under Rajaraja and Rajendra. They were also directly involved in trade to the Omani and 'Abbasids. Case could be made for them, although they weren't electoral. I just don't want to see Italian hats on muh Indians.