#CRUSADER KINGS 2 INCREASE DEMESNE SIZE PATCH#
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tbf i don't remember precisely how in vanilla works.I think you need some laws that require legalism at level 3-4. With the DLC there is a specific law for revoking titles. With a low plot percentage (because he is in hiding) you have to abandon the plot.Д«) There are DLC to change laws. Dukes are generally powerful and assuming his vassals are loyal sometimes you have to cave in to their demands don't pick fights with dukes if you aren't strong enough. Any advice?Д¬lick to shrink.a)This is one of the mechanics of ck2. I am plotting with her so I haven't imprisoned her. A little while later I received news that I have the right to imprison her because she has been caught plotting but she is not in Poland but in Prague (I think). I don't know why she wants him dead but I agreed. How do I change this so that he will contribute to the army like he is suppose to?Д®) My mother invited me to plot against someone in my country to kill them.

What do you do when you have someone who looks like a possible rival but you are not yet in direct conflict with them?Д) I have another Duke who doesn't give me any troops because he is loyal to the Pope. Maybe by investing in Legislator?Д¬) My brother, also one of my Dukes, has aquired the nickname 'the wolf' and keeps acquiring land when people die through 'natural' causes and due to stress. My law options are very limited and I don't see it anywhere. What should I do about this troublesome Duke? He has started a faction in favor of the ability to vote to imprison the king (me).Д«) How do I get the ability to revoke titles. The percentage is very low, 37.5 or somewhere. I invited one person into the plot to try to increase it's chances. I do not have the option to remove his title. I started a plot to kill him but he went in to hiding. He now hates me and is plotting against me. If I asked too many questions just pick whatever you want to answer and thanks a lot for any help.ДЄ) I kicked a Duke off my council because he had a very low overall number, 6 or so. I don't care about this run, just trying to learn my way around the game. I am playing as a Polish King in somewhere around 1048. Or maybe feasts are about to get more lively.I'm back with more general questions. Paradox Interactive rather cryptically says it's also given the AI 'dancing lessons,' which I can only assume means armies are less likely to flit around all over the place when deciding on a target.

#CRUSADER KINGS 2 INCREASE DEMESNE SIZE PATCH#

'Denying offensive wars has a small impact, but denying defensive calls has a massive impact,' the patch notes say. Denying call-to-arms will now cost you fame instead of opinion, a more valuable resource that will likely prompt players to think twice before signing up to a bunch of alliances. The AI will no longer bother you with offensive call-to-arms if you're already the primary defender in a war, but should you ignore their requests the rest of the time, you could be in trouble. There are also a huge amount of AI changes in the patch that should make foreign armies significantly less annoying during war - the AI is being discouraged from taking to the seas when a land invasion is possible, they will now consider the White Peace option more frequently, and there are dozens of changes to make AI tactics. The patch adds more restrictions to see if characters are willing to cheat on their partners, while the intrigue event 'confused heritage' is now being restricted to players only - 'as the AI was going a bit wild with it and turning everyone into bastards unnecessarily.'

No more world domination for you.ДЄnother common complaint voiced by the Crusader Kings 3 community was the apparent abundance of bastard children in the game, which many players discovered when exploring their save files in debug mode. On top of that, vastly exceeding the domain limit for over a year will deactivate all buildings until your domain limit is lowered.

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As many players deemed the strategy overpowered and unrealistic, it's now been patched out, and the penalty for being over the domain limit has been increased from a 90 per cent reduction of taxes and levies to a full 100. One of the major changes in patch 1.1 addresses a technique the community has dubbed North Korea mode - essentially a way to conquer the world by ignoring domain limit penalties and holding enough counties to make up for the reduced levies and income. Like any grand strategy game, systems get real complicated real fast in Crusader Kings 3, so it's little wonder that Paradox Interactive has taken player feedback on board to introduce a raft of changes for the game's first major patch.

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