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Post by Rhaenys on Dec 31, 2018 15:17:58 GMT
Sometimes it happens when I'm playing that I've some titles to give to vassals, but I've already landed all the eligible dynasty members of my lord or lady or they're really too young to get a title. So, instead of inviting random nobles to grant those titles, I'd like to give it to someone of the original dynasty who owned that land, but I noticed that most of the claimants are refusing a court invite due to "being unable to press their claim".
I think it will be useful the option to restore the land to some heir of the lore-appropriate family, at least for role-playing reasons.
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Post by bdrro on Dec 31, 2018 17:12:28 GMT
When that happens I always end up using the console to move them and than granting them their title, but I would like a way to do that without the console
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Post by soulbourne on Dec 31, 2018 21:01:19 GMT
If possble, I'd say make it a targeted decision, disable for AI for various reasons, have it limited to something like "Owns title they have a claim on" and allow you to offer them it. This will allow you to pick useful claimaints that preferably wouldn't screw you over with inheritence on their end, and hopefully block the block the decision out for most to prevent overt abuse. Blocking AI is just to prevent silly AI shenanigans without more extensive balancing. Maybe I'll look into making my first submod and testing this out and see how horrifically I can break the game.
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Post by Rhaenys on Jan 1, 2019 18:14:43 GMT
I'm curious to see the results  |
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Post by soulbourne on Jan 2, 2019 10:26:48 GMT
The submod looks simpler than it seems to be. I can't seem to get the decision to appear even though the tags seem to all be right. Gonna have to wait till a friend of mine appears for me to try and mooch help from to see what I'm doing wrong. Seems I'm better at reading the modding code than writing it  |
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