MOD MTW2 "Deus lo Vult"

adepardo, 29/08/2007 11.23:

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Ogni tanto ai miei reggenti salta fuori un tratto tipo inspiring the civil war, oppure offend the nobility, qualcuno è riuscito a capire se sono tratti random o conseguenza di qualcosa ed è riuscito a contrastarli ??

Sono stufo di eliminare governatori !!

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The Housekeeper, 29/08/2007 12.50:

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dipende da vari fattori (i principali: estensione dell'impero, autorità e devozione del capofazione, fedeltà dei generali, scomuniche, linea dinastica - ovvero il fatto che il capofazione non sia iniziatore di una nuova dinastia)
ciao

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adepardo, 29/08/2007 16.07:

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ok, chiarissimo, ma c' è un modo per aumentare devozione ed autorità ?
per esempio le tasse influiscono ?? C' è differenza tra offendere i nobili e ispirare la guerra civile ?? Insomma la situazione è recuperabile ?? Se si come ??

Forse chiedo un chiarimento esagerato ma il mio inglese è veramente scarso, e la descrizione dei tratti ancillari non riesco a capirla.

Comunque grazie

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adepardo, 31/08/2007 08.04:

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grazie house sei grande

Ultima curiosità ( lo so sono un rompi ) qualcuno è mai riuscito a far perdere questi tratti al proprio reggente una volta apparsi ?? o si possono solo prevenire ??

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adepardo, 29/08/2007 11.23:

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Ogni tanto ai miei reggenti salta fuori un tratto tipo inspiring the civil war, oppure offend the nobility, qualcuno è riuscito a capire se sono tratti random o conseguenza di qualcosa ed è riuscito a contrastarli ??

Sono stufo di eliminare governatori !!

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|Sargon I|, 06/09/2007 19.58:

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Devono averlo modificato.

Per la 4.0 queste sono le varie possibilita' di intervento:

Civil War simulation thanks to BBB mod + Drakkens enhancements
Rebellion: Nobels can rebel, create unrest and become quite immobile and don't obey orders if
- a King gets his Faction excommunicated and his piety is not high
- a King runs his Kingdom's treasury into the ground
- the larger an Empire the greater the chance: those further afield from the capital are getting more unloyal (Crusaders are immune) which is reversible
- stripping your nobles of their titles
- a new King ascends to the throne, particularly if he has low Authority -- DLV2.0 addition
- a new King is uncrowned (has not returned to the capitol or already has 8 ancillaries [transfer some of them to another character])-- DLV2.0 addition
The key is to look for the Faction Leader trait: "Offends the Nobility." You'll get an announcement in the Faction Announcements when/if this occurs. At that point you must move quickly. As long as the Faction Leader has the Offends trait, generals will choose sides either becoming loyal or disloyal to their Liege (this includes any Coming of Age, Adopted or Married in Generals that join your royal family later).
- Get the disloyal generals out of army command and governor positions.
- pair them with loyal generals
- send them to the battlefield: will slowly increase their loyalty
- Assassinate them, make them Commodores (passengers) of 1 ship navies and send them out to hunt pirates...just get rid of them, or sit on them (put them under a loyal governor) and hope they come to their senses at the next change of King.
- Don't let them marry, because their children can carry on the Father's disloyalty to the King.
- Civil war can now be headed off with quick action (at least there's a chance):If your King is in the capitol, is crowned & and has Authority >5*, there is a % chance each turn that he will lose the trait "Offends the Nobility". Nobles that have the trait "Disloyal" must travel to the capitol to seek an audience with the King to receive a pardon. If they end their turn in the capitol, and the King is present, there is a % chance each turn that they will be pardoned (lose the trait "Disloyal"). However, there is also a % chance that the disloyal Noble will receive the trait "Thrown in the Dungeon"...essentially immobile + other bad traits, until released (% chance of release each turn, with average stay in the Dungeon being 5 years (10 turns).
*There is a new trait "At the Seat of Power" that gives Faction Leaders +1 Authority when they end their turn in the capitol. Crown, Heraldic Titles, Legendary Swords and winning battles can all boost Authority to reach the required level.

Potete trovare altre cose qui:

www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=108625

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