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So, you mean, spend your prestige whenever possible, because your son won't get it, so take all the claims you can, as soon as you can? No, problem, I can adjust my game play.
Yup - except when you need your prestige to keep vassal loyalty up, which is only rarely.EricSaxon said:
I thought that was good play too until I realized leaving a bad reputation for my low-prestige heir was hurting loyalty. And remember that heirs start with a major loyalty hit anyway. A very bad reputation can shipwreck an heir unless he has plenty of titles to hand out.
Not really a problem, I take all the Duchies I can and leave just one or two 1 province Duchies in any area, because I need someone to discover and spread technology in most areas. I have my heir and I play a game of tag, I take a province, hand it over to him, have him build me a royal post and give it back to me. That way I have all these counties that give me only 20% income + mines + breweries.
The reason for the switcharoo is that you can't build royal posts or anything for that matter, once your income hits zero, which is what happens when you have a large demense, greater than your limit. Not sure if it is a bug, I will post it, see what the staff says.
The reason for the switcharoo is that you can't build royal posts or anything for that matter, once your income hits zero, which is what happens when you have a large demense, greater than your limit. Not sure if it is a bug, I will post it, see what the staff says.