Crusader Kings II
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#1214
CK2Plus 1.29
Valtozasok 1.28 ota:
1.29:
- CK2+ now has its own user folder in My Documents (since they seem to work without nuking your message settings now).
- The Kingdoms of Saxony, Bavaria and Frisia are now de jure HRE.
- You can no longer create, usurp, or be granted Duchy and above level titles during war, to prevent various bugs and AI problems.
- Merged the Kingdom of Muscowy into Novgorod and Kiev.
- Added the de jure Duchy of Latium.
- Merged Ancona and Spoleto into Spoleto.
- Added the titular duchy-tier Republics of Bologna, San Marino and Ancona.
- Increased prestige requirements for raising crown authority.
- You now need high CA to freely revoke infidels.
- An independent player bordering the Il-Khanate or Golden Horde will now be given the chance to swear fealty and pay tribute to the Mongols rather than being invaded. This option only occurs once, and only before the Horde in question settles (converts religion).
- Fixed a bug that caused persistent crashes when starting a game after 1244.
- Significantly tweaked the de jure borders of Byzantium and surrounding territories. Wallachia, Epirus and Trebizond are now de jure Kingdoms, while Thessalonica is a titular Kingdom only createable by Catholics, similar to Cyprus.
- Characters with a small demesne (less than 4 holdings) will now get a tax bonus (50% at 1 demesne, 25% at 2 and 10% at 3), to encourage the creation of more counts and make single-province counts more fun to play.
- Loyalists and Rebels in a civil war are now distinguished by the 'Loyalist' and 'Rebel' traits, which will be properly transfered to their heir if they die during the civil war.
- AI vassals may now attempt a bid for independence if the realm is already in a civil war they are not a part of.
- You can now press Kingdom De Jure claims on behalf of vassals (as long as their Kingdom has Medium or higher CA).
- You can now declare De Jure claims for Duchies that you either control all the counties in, or whose (Medium or higher CA) King or Empire title you hold.
- Added six new plots: Discredit Councillor, Embezzle from Liege, Instigate Revolt, Kidnap Character, Fabricate Claims of Treason and Accuse of Heresy.
- Added some additional checks that should hopefully prevent cultural melting pots from spreading where they shouldn't.
- Added a workaround for characters with estates not getting income. They will now get a yearly sum of money equal to their estates income.
- Fixed a bug where a character who had murdered another character through plot would be unable to ever do so again because of a flag that did not clear.
- Fixed a bug where a vassal demanding a title to stay loyal would revolt even if given the title.
- Fixed a bug where revolters would almost never declare independence at the end of a civil war because of some logic problems.
- Rebel titles will no longer make use of the dynastic title naming system.
- Fixed a bug where a marshal's ability to suppress revolts was inversely proportional to his skill.
- Cleaned up the landed CoA folder, getting rid of many off-center flags and reducing the overall size of the mod considerably.
- Shifted de jure borders of Abyssinia to prevent some undesirable usurpations.
- Fixed a bug where a pagan ruler converting through the missionary events would not also convert their children.
- Fixed an exploit where a player supporter of the rebel side in a civil war could avoid punishment by switching lieges mid-war. Even if you do switch lieges, you will now still be imprisoned with a revoke reason upon the defeat of the rebels.
- The defending side in a civil war will now get more prestige for winning than they would for defeating a regular revolt.
- Increased decadence gain from random events.
- Fixed a bug that caused the rebel leader in a civil to sometimes get a big prestige hit.
- It is now easier for vassals to rally support for a civil war in a large realm.
- Opinion of liege now matters more when determining whether to join the rebel side in a civil war, and opinion of rebel leader a bit less.
- Added some AI tweaks that should hopefully make the AI more willing to take on foes their own size.
- Crusades/Jihads are now called by the liege of the head of religion, if the head of religion is a vassal (the head of religion's piety is still used in determening when a Jihad can be called).
- Reduced base income from temple and city holdings.
- Decreased impact of tax levels on opinion for city and temple vassals.
- Burgundy is now a de jure part of the HRE.
- Waging Duchy Conquests on other Muslims will now increase decadence.
- Only independent Muslims and Pagans are now allowed to wage Duchy Conquests.
- Vassals who are engaged in their own wars can no longer pick sides in a civil war, to prevent some issues related to vassals in a civil war joining in a higher level civil war.
- Enabled Ethiopian and Nubian mercenaries for all non-Muslim faiths (so Semien can hire mercs).
1.28.4:
- Fixed a major bug where any character in the game could get events for possessed characters.
- Rulers who are part of the rebel side in a civil war can no longer declare their own wars until the civil war is resolved.
1.28.3:
- Fixed a major bug with civil wars that was causing vassals who pledged their support to the rebels early on not to join the war.
1.28.2:
- Fixed a bug that was massively inflating AI loan sizes on higher difficulties.
- The AI will now take loans to create King titles, to encourage their more frequent creation.
- Fixed a bug where you would be unable to declare a sanctioned holy war unless you had enough piety for an unsanctione one.
- Fixed several minor bugs with civil wars.
- Eased up on AI requirements to switch out of Seniority since it is a difficulty enough law to switch out of even for a player.
- Added decisions to convert to your capital's culture and religion (for players only).
- De Jure Emperors will now lose their Emperor title if their realm size drops below 50 (compared to 75 for titular Emperors).
1.28.1:
- Fixed various bugs with civil wars where defeated rebels would not be properly imprisoned or end up as a vassal of the wrong liege.
- Fixed a bug where vassals who declared independence after a civil war would incorrectly be given tax privileges.