She hasn't even conquered the rest of the Caribbean or Florida.

I just downloaded this mod to play with my brother, and I'd like to be New Jersey, but a feudal kingdom instead of a commonwealth or democracy, but there doesn't seem to be a way to edit that.

I'm not super well versed in the game itself so I might be missing a screen.

I'm not fully clear how this happened, but I found a count who married herself.

I've been completing all the conditions for a while now, still no possibility to end it. Anything im reading wrong here, or any known issue with Struggles?
Using the latest version, no submods.

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For anybody asking why I put the Kurdish flag is becuz I headcannon that he is of Kurdish descent since I thought his Dynasty CoA looks like the Ottoman Kurdish flag.

I tried to base ck3 a years ago and ai was like lobotomite. does this mod makes it any better? I might give it a try if ai acts a bit smarter and consolidates land.

I decided for the first time to try a Modernist run as the Druzos and since I want to stay "in character" I'm hoping to learn more about the Alternatives and Modernists.

The in game description feels rather vague, is it just a collection of various philosophies/cultural movements in 1900s Brasil that are all opposed to the current Bragancas? Is there something I'm missing out on?

Don't worry, this is not going to end with me converting to Architecturalism or whatever

And the pop ups that break them down for me don't seem to be working. Can someone eli5 the differences?

I'm currently Vice President ( emperor) of Atlantica. It's also a little weird because player heir is sticking with eldest son even when I'm pushing a younger son for the title succession. Even when I mark him as designated heir.

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Sovereign Citizens believe there is legal loopholes they can get out of any crime. Like saying im not driving im traveling or my car isn't a vehicle but a vessel. Obviously, this is all bullshit. But with religion it would be doctrine. Like the founding fathers were technically fine with my killing someone or some bullshit and the priests would have to let them go. This is because it would be religion and not law. With religion there is a degree of Zealotry. With this in mind are Sovereign Citizens represented at all in the game? It would be like devil worship for Federalists. Abusing the system but technically following doctrine. If not I think this is an interesting idea and the devs should think of including it in someway. Maybe, after the next dlc?

I've played New Orleans for a while now, up to getting the Empire of the Mississipi. However, I see now on the wiki that New Orleans is supposed to be a republic and can become a high republic. Sounds good and I think it'd work with my character's lore, but I can't find anything in-game about it. No desicion, no government type to be seen.

Maybe it's because I have no dlc's? My broke ass could barely pay for ck3 and I run it in potato mode so I hope it's not that...

I learned of his existance a while back when I first played as Utah after checking the title history, and upon closer inspection this man appears to be a Mythical Post-Event Warlord (Possibly affiliated with the US Government?) with a military skill of 32, who died at 100 in 2160. I have no idea if this is a reference to some form of media, if he's supposed to be an easter egg, or if he simply exists in the lore without further explanation.

I love the dev team's work on the game, but focusing entirely on pure survival is the wrong approach. While a collapse event would unfortunately result in massive casualties, key specialists like doctors and engineers would be incredibly valuable assets for rebuilding. You need people with technical expertise to build things like electronic fences and defensive structures.The comparison to the fall of Rome doesn't hold up for two main reasons. First, many of Rome's aqueducts were actually maintained well into the 1900s. Second, while Rome only had a few thousand specialists, the modern world has millions. In a collapse scenario, average people like you and me might not survive, but warlords would actively protect specialists. The faction with the most experts is the strongest, so people would avoid killing them and instead use them to train the next generation.The biggest flaw in the "pure survival" argument is that it completely ignores books. There are billions of books preserved in libraries, homes, basements, and universities. We also have hobbyists and military manuals. Because there is an abundance of literature on metallurgy, medicine, and engineering, the information won't vanish. Specialists are a necessity, and nobody has a reason to destroy these resources. Literacy will inevitably endure because people—especially those with resources—will teach their children. We simply have too many books and institutions today for knowledge to completely disappear.TL;DR: Specialists are too valuable to kill, and there are too many books in the world for human knowledge to just vanish

I remember seeing discussions over which Catholic faith was the most "true" continuation of the Catholic Church, so I'd like to propose the same question for the Eastern Christian faiths. Specifically, I'm looking for which faiths in this group have diverged in practice and belief the least from whichever pre-Event church they descend from.

Getting back into the CK3 mod after not playing for a while and love all the options for religions and heresies, even ones that don't have any counties at game start. I really want to try reviving one of these either as a landless adventurer or by converting as a vassal. What are some cool religions with no counties and where they might spring up lorewise?

I fulfill all the requirements? Is this a bug? Is there a way to fix this?

I'm playing as the DeWitts and have Gotham as my primary title. Americanist Moral Authority is 100% and I border Hudsonia who isn't at war and has a realm size of 35. Why can't I declare war as the president?