This happens a fair bit as the Norse after you reform the Falkirate, usually because your Lord Spiritual, the Seer, is researching Cultural technology.
I'm not sure if it has to do with heads of religion being unable to convert.
-
We have updated our Community Code of Conduct. Please read through the new rules for the forum that are an integral part of Paradox Interactive’s User Agreement.
This happens a fair bit as the Norse after you reform the Falkirate, usually because your Lord Spiritual, the Seer, is researching Cultural technology.
I'm not sure if it has to do with heads of religion being unable to convert.
Do a restart of the game if you haven't already. Supposedly fixes those.
Known bugs, but no solution regarding a final fix..
See here for instance: http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?788588-2.1.6-Everyone-is-hostile-to-everyone
So if you have a save file you could upload, or more info, post there or post a new thread.
Known bugs, but no solution regarding a final fix..
See here for instance: http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?788588-2.1.6-Everyone-is-hostile-to-everyone
So if you have a save file you could upload, or more info, post there or post a new thread.
I present you, Bohemond, the bearded queen of Sicily !
This bug is fairly common. Had my uber emperor of Rome hit with it. Then again, he converted to Cathar and his vassals all still liked him enough he could take absolute cognatic before returning to the orthodox fold, so he can identify however he wants.
Impressions of my Byzantium game:
(Typical failure in Britain)
(I know, he's still muslim, but he converted from Shia to Ibadi AND became Caliph AND declared a Jihad on me)
(I did not expect him to convert, like, at all)
(Typical failure in Britain)
(I know, he's still muslim, but he converted from Shia to Ibadi AND became Caliph AND declared a Jihad on me)
(I did not expect him to convert, like, at all)
From my Arpad Roman Empire Game : I give you the Monothelyte Serenissime Republic of Georgia
Either a design or testing oversight, or a controversial design decision. Can't tell which because those dudes apparently want to restore the Kingdom of Arabia, so perhaps their 90K peasants represent an entire de iure kingdom area. But I think it's silly to make the size of regional rebellions automatically huge because your empire is huge. This game is badly in need of some notion of manpoool.
A liberation, actually. The situation is quite strange :
- The liberator was not landed before (especially not mayor), so I see no reason why it became a republic.
- The Republic did not become merchant when the Duchy of Abkhazia was created.
Yaay. The previous regent was my hateful spymaster who wanted me dead.
What? Why is HE the new regent? It would be easier for me to be HIS regent.
Previous 22-intrigue regent replaced by 0-intrigue, decrepit old man as a result of "court intrigue"? Nonsense
Last edited:
In situations like this it's handy to interpret 'court intrigue' loosely. For instance an example of court intrigue that could have happened is the 22-intrigue character deciding that for whatever reason the regent spot was too hot and so instead he has an idiot installed who can make for an easy fall guy if unpopular decisions are called for but is also still easy to control. Pulling the strings on the the puppermaster as it were.
3 Caliphs.... and none of them are me.
In the Middle East, the Abbasid (Sunni) Caliphate ruled over pretty much everything. Then in 925 Caliph Hussayn (Shia) declared an uprising for Syria. During that struggle, the Hashimids and Tulunids and the Emirs in Jerusalem declared independence from the Abbasids, reducing them to pretty much de jure Mesopotamia. Eventually the Abbasids reconquered Egypt which is why there is a huge independent gap between the sections of the Abbasid Caliphate...
MEANWHILE, in Spain, the Umayyads have given up some territory over the past hundred years to the French and the Castillians, but Hasan the Great had been the Sultan of the powerful kingdom, pretty much converting the entire region of southern Iberia and north western Africa to Ibadi and just recently within the last couple of years, declaring himself to be the Ibadi Caliph.
In the Middle East, the Abbasid (Sunni) Caliphate ruled over pretty much everything. Then in 925 Caliph Hussayn (Shia) declared an uprising for Syria. During that struggle, the Hashimids and Tulunids and the Emirs in Jerusalem declared independence from the Abbasids, reducing them to pretty much de jure Mesopotamia. Eventually the Abbasids reconquered Egypt which is why there is a huge independent gap between the sections of the Abbasid Caliphate...
MEANWHILE, in Spain, the Umayyads have given up some territory over the past hundred years to the French and the Castillians, but Hasan the Great had been the Sultan of the powerful kingdom, pretty much converting the entire region of southern Iberia and north western Africa to Ibadi and just recently within the last couple of years, declaring himself to be the Ibadi Caliph.
Well, yes, the event is right. I would say that seeing my spouse, the Empress, making out in public with his lover who is a lowborn eunuch bedouin convert dedicated to celibacy... yes, it's a bit on the humiliating side.
The most hateable part though is that he has the 'Loyal Servant' opinion modifier.
Well, yes, the event is right. I would say that seeing my spouse, the Empress, making out in public with his lover who is a lowborn eunuch bedouin convert dedicated to celibacy... yes, it's a bit on the humiliating side.
Yeah,very loyal.
Meet Pope Catone, the real Pope's personal Anti-Pope and court Chaplain in Rome!
Why not just declare a revolt against the tyranny of a ruler? Picking a fight for a claimant who is in fact heir to an middle-aged ruler seems rather moot.
Amusing is when the AI picks a fights with an entire dynasty.
The war-score is right after the mass "call to arms."
Amusing is when the AI picks a fights with an entire dynasty.
The war-score is right after the mass "call to arms."
Last edited: