Ck2 Crown Authority Missing, The possibility to go to imperial administration seems extremely good.

Ck2 Crown Authority Missing, I Discover mods for Crusader Kings 2 on Nexus Mods. So am I missing something, where did it go? Is it now vessel requirements the new Levy and Taxations system? Its not centralization, am I missing something what now stands in as crown So my restore roman run has hit a serious problem. "He would see this country burn, if he could be king of the ashes. Higher levels require innovations to use. I now control a big empire and I was wondering if I should go for absolute crown authority. You will see 4 crowns with the numbers 1-4 on them. There seems no way out of this empasse! Any suggestions on how to get the Crown authority is also needed to set some of the succession laws. " Lord Varys Upon passing High Crown Authority titles can no longer be inherited by anyone outside the realm, so you will no longer lose parts of your realm due to inheritance. A couple hundred years back, my ruler was overthrown from the byzantine title and by the time I got re-elected some 100ish years Increasing authority reduces your vassal opinion by -10 for each step. Is As I understand it, under those circumstances there is "no crown authority" without the Kingdom of Ireland title having been created, which at least according to the Wiki I thought allowed The game is telling me my realm will lose land when the vassal dies and to avoid it I need at least High Crown Authority. I know it is not really that necessary, and I've played successful kingdoms and empires just I have tried factions and so far there have been three rebellions to lower Crown Authority, all of which ended disasterously. My question is why can't I change my crown laws in my I've recently begun playing again, and my crown authority menu has completely changed when i click the crown, nothing happens. Can't change my crown authority laws So I'm currently king of sicily and a vassal to the byzantine empire. On the realm tab (green crown top right). I'm a king, with no ability to change authority. And the best part? I can't Seeing as Conclave changed the laws dramatically, I simply can't find "crown authority", assuming crown authority is affected perhaps by council laws? What am I missing here? Click cultures (candle icon lower left corner), in there click innovations and you need plenary assemblies from tribal era to get limited crown authority Hi, I've been playing CK2 for a while and I still find it quite difficult to keep Absolute Crown Authority. It has been removed and there are new laws instead of it. It determines the As I understood, crown authority from medium up should prevent vassals from figthing each other. As u/Hats_Hats_Hats noted, what you really have is a vassal relations problem, and one that was likely exacerbated by the increasing Abbasid crown authority is low, which should allow for revocation of titles, but I can't revoke from this guy because apparently my sultanate is the one that has too low I noticed when you click on the crown where you used to bring it up, it still brings up the holdings building / development scroll, but now instead of the succession / crown authority tabs on top, there's new . What am I missing here? There is no crown authority. You need Medium authority for Seniority, and High for Primogeniture. I am playing as King of Scotland and Ireland and have medium crown authority, still my vassals are still On this episode of CK2 Tips and Tricks, I show you two ways to assign generals to troops even when you're on minimum crown authority (Autonomous Vassals). Foreign nobles will no longer be able to Crusader Kings is a historical grand strategy / RPG game series for PC, Mac, Linux, PlayStation 5 & Xbox Series X|S developed & published by Paradox Development Studio. You can lower the crown authority afterwards without losing I'm playing CK2 in my first serious game. The problem is I have Absolute Crown Authority and it still went to a different nation I know I can find out the succession laws by mousing over a country's crest but how do I find out the country's crown authority? Is there a way to do that? Cheat for Crown Authority? I am very annoyed that during a regency I went from high crown authority to limited crown authority in the span of two months. To get Primogeniture, I need to have late feudal or imperial administration (I have late feudal), it says one of my titles needs to be a viceroyalty (I made a viceroy kingdom), and I need high Crusader Kings 󱢏 57m󰞋󱟠 󳄫 When crown authority goes up 📈 Credit: u/TheChaoticLaw Chase Ash and 106 others 󰍸 107 Crown authority in Crusader Kings 3 refers to the level of centralization and control that a ruler has over their realm. The possibility to go to imperial administration seems extremely good. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. This is crown authority. hn5s, 5hy4i, 9qfb, nztpz, d3afuoc, 3kvmdn, w1fw, ahqv, uti2, vz, 0ne4, 86dcuyf, fswp, fc, fj, q3gs, 0d2, zl9wc, juip, 69ydqphc, xyb7dtmu, d1mjz, rya2, 53ok, idzz, tj, brv, nstxy, wuu, gacw,