– Added a blocker flag to first generation Jewish courtiers, preventing conversion demands – Fixed some memory and thread safety issues with the trigger ‘check_variable’ – Antipopes now lose their status if their liege is not the same religion – Antipopes now correctly lose the status if they change religion – Disallowed revoking and plotting to revoke a title that you just gave to someone – Blocked granting away your capital county if you have moved your capital – Now allowed to grant one higher-than-duke tier title to a theocracy – Waived the non-neighboring rule for theocracy title grants, but made it moddable – West African Pagans can no longer have higher CA than Low – Significantly reduced the amount of event-spawned troops across the board to better reflect the rebalanced levies – Now possible to play in Ironman mode with the ruler designer and mods (but you won’t get achievements) – Fixed bug in Linux where the game became totally unplayable if you ALT+TAB – Not possible to set up an antipope within 50 years of one being forcibly deposed The Pope can be called into the resulting war.
The leader usurps the liege’s primary title, deposes the antipope and passes papal investiture. Then go forth and murder your awkward kin. Read the full set of release notes, below. Crusader Kings II patch notes are always a treat, full as they are with points like “AI: More careful about appointing disgruntled Spymasters” and “Made sure the Vikings have enough ships in 867.” Yep, those both sound useful.
That wasn’t too helpful, which is why Patch 2.0.2 has “significantly” reduced those troop amounts.
In the sense of 8,000 rebels popping up on some lands that your levies are only prepared to raise a couple of hundred guys with sticks to oppose. If you’ve been playing Crusader Kings II of late, perhaps with the new Sons of Abraham DLC, you’ll have noticed that troops spawning from events tend to be a bit on the overpowered side.
There’s some stuff about Popes in there, too.
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