Someone did it...it involved a lot of random clicking.
I am not sure on the percentage of sucess.
1) Find pathetic heir
2) Find large group of rebels
3) Cook on medium for 5 minutes and leave to simmer gently
;)
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The crucial question for me is: is there a way to predict who the next heir will be after I kill the current one off?
For every shadow, no matter how deep, is threatened by morning light. - Izzi, The Fountain
It is the oldest son of the faction leader or if no sons are present, the brother of the faction leader
"I do not know what I may appear to the world; but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me." - Issac Newton
Sure? At least that´s not the case with the HRE, or I´ll have to check again.
However, if a faction leader had no adult male child, but an underaged son, once the son comes of age he still won´t be the heir, the previous heir will be the next Emperor (unless he dies sooner than the current Emperor, that is). Is that so only for the HRE or does it hold true for other factions as well?
At least you have heirs. Stop whining. This is my family tree:
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I already posted a thread about this.
After RTW it is annoying to find the option removed.
Did someone say historical reasons?
If it was historical I would be less annoyed but I find it far less historical to see true offspring overlooked as the honour is bestowed on an in-law. That means my glorious ruling family willingly gave away that rule which is of course absolute nonsense.
I never thought I'd praise RTW but the family tree was better in that game, I thought we'd get extra in M2TW![]()
..........Orda
Step 1: Select general you want as your faction heir and move him away from other family members and characters.
Step 2: With the desired family member selected. Open console and type "give_trait this Factionheir" and enter.
Step 3: remove thecurrent faction heir. Forlorn hope suicide attack, or one way boat ride. Your choice on the how
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Voila, you have a new faction heir.
Random clicking... same thing happened to me.Originally Posted by pevergreen
I know the faq, google, every single post in the forums here says you can't change your faction heir,
but yesterday while I was playing a campaign as Spain somehow I managed to change my heir.
I was on the family tree scroll clicking on different generals trying to figure out where they were on the map, and I clicked a general and the faction heir crown changed to him, and the previous faction heir got the 'disinherited' trait (-3 loyalty, i think).
I actually didn't want to change my heir though, and I was able to immediately 're-inherit' my previous heir -just by randomly clicking on his picture.
Today I'm playing a campaign as England, and I'm at a point where I'd like to change my heir, but I can't seem to repeat what did yesterday.
I think in my Spanish campaign I had switched the heir between brothers, but I finished the game and deleted the saves so I can't check.
Well, I tried for a while but I couldn't get it to happen again.
Thinking back over my Spanish campaign:
If I remember right the two generals had the exact same name.
It was something like this-
Alfonso 1 [king]
--Rodrigo (son of Alfonso I) [heir]
----Alfonso 2 (son of Rodrigo)
--Alfonso 3 (son of Alfonso I)
Alfonso 1 died, and Rodrigo became king, Alfonso 2 became heir.
Then in the random clicking I swapped heir back and forth between Alfonso 2 & 3.
Anyway I'm disappointed that I couldn't repeat it, I didn't want to believe that it was a bug, but I guess it was.
This and what I call the "phantom family tree" bug, where princesses "convert" foreign generals and then disappear are the two MAJOR family tree issues IMHO. I personally was hoping both these issues would be addressed in the upcoming patch
It would be ok, if we could assassinate our own like the old MTW. That was a nice and historical touch... which had the same result, selecting heirs.
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