Post by turtleshroom on Feb 20, 2019 20:43:39 GMT
Good afternoon,.
It's me again, Cersei. I apologize for such a brief pause between filin mutliple reports, but I wanted to stay organized and keep each glitch in its own category.
This time, I am dealing with the same Tubury in the same Kingdom of New Ghis. After forcing my liege to resign after he tried to arrest me, a new King was appointed. So far, so good. That's when I realized that he jacked my clay. I owned the three islands making up New Ghis, and the capital was on the Essos mainland. Instead of the new King getting the capital, he got MY capital instead.
Surely this wasn't intended? It makes no sense that a successor magically steals something that is owned by his vassals. When a ruler with no claimants dies, the newly elected ruler should be given the holdings of the previous ruler, not a vassal's clay.
Thank you for listening.
Deus Vult,
-TURTLESHROOM
It's me again, Cersei. I apologize for such a brief pause between filin mutliple reports, but I wanted to stay organized and keep each glitch in its own category.
This time, I am dealing with the same Tubury in the same Kingdom of New Ghis. After forcing my liege to resign after he tried to arrest me, a new King was appointed. So far, so good. That's when I realized that he jacked my clay. I owned the three islands making up New Ghis, and the capital was on the Essos mainland. Instead of the new King getting the capital, he got MY capital instead.
Surely this wasn't intended? It makes no sense that a successor magically steals something that is owned by his vassals. When a ruler with no claimants dies, the newly elected ruler should be given the holdings of the previous ruler, not a vassal's clay.
Thank you for listening.
Deus Vult,
-TURTLESHROOM
