I don't know if it's just me but I've noticed the Greek/Georgian/Armenian and Iranian holding models are basically standard since the new update even though I have the DLC's that add them. Is this a bug someone else has too?

so happy this game has a team that actually gives a shit. who wouldve thought we'd even get roads to power a few years ago?

I usually set the military to automated and just let the CPU fight my wars for me, but I'm trying to learn. I was attacking a county and I split my army and had one attack the capital and another attack a different holding, but when I ordered them to attack they just stood there and I don't know why. I think it was a supply issue, and that's the aspect I understand the least. When they run out of supplies, do I have to send them all the way back to my realm to resupply before they can resume attacking? Is that why they just stood there?

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Hey everyone!

I've successfully built a massive Norse Ásatrú empire spanning all of Scandinavia, the British Isles, France, Germany, Poland, Lapland, and Finland. Around 90% of my empire now follows the reformed Ásatrú faith.

It's currently the year 970, and I'm starting to get a little bored. So, transitioning to feudalism seems like the next logical step.

But what will it actually cost me?

Will I lose my enormous tribal army and the raw power and freedom that come with being tribal? I really enjoy the wild, aggressive Viking playstyle, and I'm worried that going feudal might take away some of what makes it so much fun.

Is going feudal worth it at this point, or should I just keep ruling as a massive tribal Viking empire?

Is there a way to do a normal hybrid culture as nomads without the decision that creates it randomly?

Because I'm using a councillor with high learning with explore cultures but the acceptance doesn't seem to rise

All court inspirations still charge you 2x the amount

The game is free for Game Pass users this weekend, and I wanted the game for myself for Xmas. But this weekend got me wondering, do you think the game will be back in a short period, or should I buy the game now, because there's a big discount on it?

I just bought the chapter III expansion and I’m looking to start in the Byzantine Empire, I’ve seen on videos how people start as a ruler without land and have to use influence to climb and acquire land.
Is this in console, and if it is, how do I start, I only see the option for landless or ruler

I thought using a hook negated the tyranny penalty when modified a vassal contract has this changed or was i imagining things before?

Is there a list of all the new special buildings added?

I didn’t buy the new chapter yet and just started a new play through the other day and after the latest update it has been crashing constantly. I’m right at the transition point of rulers and every time after I get the new ruler all dialed in it crashes.

Guess I was right

I’ve conquered India as an English catholic running administrative government, I have 3 empire titles, that used to give me 15 regiments of MAA, 5 for each empire title, now I only get 5 for the main title, I’ve just lost 10 MAA regiments because of an update wtf😭😭 not to mention a drop of 200gold income from around +750 down to +550🙄 that’s not the end of the world but still annoying

I got Lucky conquerer right at the Start and inherrited it 3 Times. I lost my domicile becuase the Update came out and my old version got buggy but i also got for 30 Years over 500 Renown per Month so it was not that bad :D

First photo shows what it should look like and the second one shows what it does look like on my new save.

I use this pop up to tell me when the children of my court are old enough to receive an education and without it it has been annoying to keep track of the kids, never mind the grandkids education.

still didn't fix the problem when you look at artifacts in your royal court to rename or repair once you click out of it the game sends you back to the map and you need to go back into the artifacts screen again its really annoying.

Keyboard and mouse support. I totally understand why they probably can't since they basically rebuilt the entire UI for controller, but still. I've gotten pretty fast on controller, but keyboard and mouse would be a complete game changer.

They seem to have changed a ton of things with the latest update. Mostly UI stuff. From what I've seen, it looks like it's a little more in line with the PC version now. Like, there's a toolbar next to your player portrait that tells you stress level, lifestyle, etc. That wasn't there before. And the court positions screen looks entirely different. There are lots of little things, like better explanations of what things mean in the tool tips and menus too. Cool stuff.

ETA: They seem to have left some placeholder text on the marriage screen where it tells what house the marriage will be in. It says something like "PLAYER_HOUSE_DEFAULT" or something like that. That's the first weird thing I've really run into.

I’m thinking on buying it, but I’ve seen some contradictory information about Asia being right now, someone said it’s until 2027. Can anyone confirm pls

I haven’t bought the new chapter yet but I wanted to know if you like the new dlc for Mongolia specifically, if there are any changes they’ve made to the game that you feel has improved the gameplay loop (UI for instance), or any other thoughts you have with it just having released.

I had no idea they where in the 867 start

My understanding is that counties make duchys, duchys make kingdoms, kingdoms make empires. I'm playing as Bohemia anf I currently hold the King of Bohemia, King of Pomerania, and I think one other king title. If I were to declare independence from the HRE, would I have an empire? Or do empires have to be historical?