#CRUSADER KINGS 2 PLUS FOR 2.8 MODS#
New scripted triggers have been added in place of various religion checks for greater flexibility, and to make it possible for authors of other mods with new religions to take advantage of this mod’s events.Here are the changes since the last version. Here’s the new version, updated for CK2 2.7.2: It is still possible for a ruler who’s leading troops somewhere else and not raiding to get the events if troops he controls are raiding due to an engine limitation. Partially fixed a bug where a ruler who wasn’t actually leading troops could still get raiding flavor events.Fixed the cumdrinking event chain so you can now get to the end.The wife in the “family member marries an angel” event will now be lustful for Catholics.Followers of lustful religions will now be happy any time their wife has a child, regardless of whose it is.Fathers of bastard daughters are now as likely to acknowledge/legitimise them as they are for sons if they have gender equality.
The special death text for bastards and children of consorts no longer appears for Catholics, who don’t care.Voice of Jesus events now remove chaste or give lustful for Catholics.Gluttonous cumdrinking women don’t get fat.Fixed some cases where a character could get syphilis before it had been brought by the Aztecs.Catholics are now happy when their family member marries a whore.The spiritual guidance decision now removes chaste for Catholics.The buggy volcano event (inherited from VIET via nadamod) has been removed.The brothel and cloth workshop decisions are now available if the necessary buildings exist anywhere in a province, not just the capital holding.Brothels and cloth workshops no disappear when built in a castle owned by a Doge whose family later loses control of the republic.This armor predated the base game’s artifact/smith system, and didn’t really make sense any more. The heavy armor artifact is no longer available at the cloth workshop.The cadaver synod event now recognizes that the Pope can be a Meretrix.The Papal AI now correctly considers chaste and lustful.New event for spouses visiting courts with lustful religions.Some performance increases using new engine features.The Pope will ask excommunicated Catholics for a vow of nymphomania instead of a vow of celibacy.Catholic mothers can take a vow of lustfullness instead of a vow of chastity.Voters from lustful religions do like exhibitionists and exclusive whores, while non-lustful religion voters dislike them. Voters in elective succession don’t like victims.Catholics look for lustful and seducer/seductress in candidates for sainthood.Various traits that affect combat rating have been updated to account for the much wider range of combat ratings in Holy Fury.Catholic women (and others who have gender equality) can now rule merchant republics.For example, the ruler of a huge empire getting caught seducing someone can have a bigger impact on religion lust than an outbreak of Eros Plague in a single-holding county. The size of the ruler’s realm is also taken into consideration. This ranges from getting caught seducing someone (affects only two people) to an outbreak of the Eros Plague (affects everyone). The amount that the relgion’s lust increases depends on how many people are directly involved in the event. It must be known to the public–for example, seducing someone and not getting caught will have no effect, but seducing someone and getting caught _will_ have an effect. Every time a ruler does something lustful which is generally known, the lustfullness of that ruler’s religion will increase. This is a new mechanic that’s not visible in-game, so I’ll explain how it works. If an AI character is doing the reformation, the overall amount of lustful activity that rulers following that religion have engaged in will affect whether they pick lustful features. Add lustful, incest, and priestess whore features for religious reformations.Merge in changes from Holy Fury, including lots and lots of changes were needed to fit the mod.Here are the changes since the last version:
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