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Old 12-02-2010, 06:25 PM   #142
Abe Sargent
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Dev Diary 3:

Paradox Interactive Forums - Crusader Kings II - Dev Diary 3 - Laws


I particularly like this one:


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Therefore, a player who is, for example, king of Norway and Denmark must change de jure laws separately per kingdom. To make things even more interesting, succession at the kingdom level (and only at the kingdom level) is also handled per kingdom, so Norway might be an elective monarchy while Denmark has primogeniture. Thus, the Norwegian dukes might elect another successor to the throne of Norway than the oldest son of the current king, which would split the kingdoms apart...

It's very realistic
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