Told the AI that it might actually be a good idea to try to avoid running into enemy units while raiding.

Informed the AI that if it has nothing else to do in a war, it might as well defend the wargoal.

Reduced the chance of children reincarnating with an ancestor's sinful personality traits.The AI is now reluctant to betroth boys to old women, regardless of them sharing their dynasty or not.Reclusive characters will no longer host feasts.Made a number of interactions unavailable if you're at war with the target (E.G., it makes no sense to ask the Pope for money while you're at war with her).It's a pretty lengthy update, but we've scrubbed through and pulled out some of our favorites. With update 1.1 comes a whole host of new oddities for Crusader Kings 3 to address. Crusader King 3's predecessor also had some unusual bug fixes over the years, like fixing the ability to sacrifice someone to Satan multiple times, or 'immortal characters should no longer die when making love too fiercely with their spouse.' Seriously, that's a real patch note. While it might start out as just a standard-looking kingdom sim, it often quickly becomes anything but standard.īecause of this, the areas that developer Paradox has to alter, and the specific variables that are creating oddities, are often hilarious. You don't have to look far for stories of evil twins who are in love with the player or somehow finding a way to eat the Pope.

It addresses a number of concerns players have had with the game, whether balance-related or just fixing some bugs that have cropped up since the strategy game's launch.Īs a simulation for ruling an empire in the Crusades era, Crusader Kings 3 has a penchant for the absurd. Is there something you think we should be reporting on? Email Crusader Kings 3 receives its version 1.1 patch.

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