Crusader Kings II

**rickinator9** · 05-15-2012, 11:43

Just something as feudal elective. If someone else gets chosen, does your dynasty retain control over all other titles other than the title with the elective succesion?

**The Stranger** · 05-15-2012, 21:22

i think it does.

**Monk** · 05-15-2012, 22:31

Originally Posted by rickinator9

Just something as feudal elective. If someone else gets chosen, does your dynasty retain control over all other titles other than the title with the elective succesion?

The game will warn you which titles you are about to lose upon succession with one of the pop-up buttons.

Might be worth a look next time you're running an elective monarchy or want to experiment.

**Ishmael** · 05-16-2012, 08:12

Would anybody here know if one can run multiple mods at once? Some of the smaller mods look quite nifty, and I figured I may as well try them out together if possible.

**rickinator9** · 05-16-2012, 11:17

Originally Posted by Ishmael

Would anybody here know if one can run multiple mods at once? Some of the smaller mods look quite nifty, and I figured I may as well try them out together if possible.

I don't know. I haven't touched modding that much. I can only barely run the game without them.

**Chaotix** · 05-16-2012, 16:48

Originally Posted by Ishmael

Would anybody here know if one can run multiple mods at once? Some of the smaller mods look quite nifty, and I figured I may as well try them out together if possible.

Not totally sure since I don't have any myself, but my best guess is that yes, it's possible to run multiple mods at once, since you turn them on using checkboxes just like DLC.

The problem is, you do have to make sure that specific mods are compatible with each other, because it's entirely possible that two different mods can modify the same files, in which case you'll either get a crash, or one mod will just overwrite the other and you'll miss out on the effects of one of them.

**Ishmael** · 05-17-2012, 01:30

I might just download them and see if they work together - there shouldn't be any problem with conflicting changes, as it's all small stuff like more form-able empires and new nicknames (Duke Ishmael the Impaler

). And they shouldn't have too large a download size, which is good.

**rickinator9** · 05-17-2012, 12:56

Originally Posted by Ishmael

I might just download them and see if they work together - there shouldn't be any problem with conflicting changes, as it's all small stuff like more form-able empires and new nicknames (Duke Ishmael the Impaler

). And they shouldn't have too large a download size, which is good.

Good luck getting that Nick, I never even got the impaler trait. I guess it has to do with killing/executing a lot of people.

**Monk** · 05-17-2012, 23:11

Word from the official forums is that 1.05f is currently going through QA, so we should expect it in a week or so. If you guys want to preserve the integrity and/or balance of your current campaign, you may want to switch steam over to tell it to ignore updates until you are finished. Just a heads up.

I never even got the impaler trait

Have you ever gotten the event where a neighboring baron complains about your demense size so you can either: send him roses (piety) or nail his emissaries' hats to their heads (prestige)? Choose the prestige option, this will start you down the Impaler path. Then when the follow up event happens, choose "I wonder what will happen if I do this..." You will get numerous chances to atone for your behavior, but each time one comes up just choose the one that sounds more cruel/has you continuing your new gruesome hobby. Eventually you will be rewarded with the Impaler trait. Alternatively, if you turn away from your "evil" path, you can get the gardener trait as you character has found other ways to work out their problems.

The event id for this path is 5020, if you want to trigger it in campaign for a certain character, open the console and type in "event 5020" and it will start you down the gardener/impaler path. Have fun!