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its also quite a "gamey" way of playing the game
My favorite CKII post ever so far ;) You made my day.
I don't like the idea of gaming the system either, which is why I'm asking. If it really is an exploit I wouldn't mind making the devs aware of it. Your vassals really should incur the same penalties as you when over the max demesne.
So far I've been very sure to keep my heir happy and married, so I never encountered it chaos that crester outlined. :) I have never had my heir rebel either since the act of giving all the duchies away grants him hundreds of approval points (+500 for granted countries and +200 for granted duchies) . I'm also educating him personaly and weeding out any negative traits. At the moment my lines of succession are three generations long so I'm not too worried about things not working out.
I also think that high crown authority is working in my favour for this situation.