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2. Depends on what kind of title you are giving away. If you're giving away a Duchy title, but hold a county and/or a barony within that Duchy, they'll automatically get a "Desires Duchy of ___" or "Desires the Barony of ____" giving you a -75 or -25, respectively. And it stacks with each county and barony. Also applies to duchies and kingdoms.
3. This depends on the relations they have with other chars, which you can't view directly.
4. Only your relationship with your direct vassals matter, focus on them. Ignore your indirect vassals.
5. They already hate you for sending them to prison (-50). Don't release them, or if you release them, make sure they don't have titles anymore. Without titles, they're harmless. If you want the +10 without their minus, them spending a long time in prison helps. Or only release them at the start of your next character reign.
Keep guys like these in prison. Let them rot there. Do not put into Obliette.
* Banish traitors can cause other Vassels to hate me regardless they being traitors
Use sparingly, and only when you really really want their lands. If possible, use only when you do not have any counts/dukes as vassals. Or when you're really old and almost dying.
* King(s) can't order two countes to stop fighting each other.
This is a game mechanic. If you don't want your vassals to fight each other, raise the crown authority to at least Medium Crown Authority.
* The game also has one of the worst menu system.
You're right. =)
* People list and its filter often fail to list everything that fit. (somebody screws up the query/SQL statement in game?)
I think it only matches the start of the names.
Prisoners are actually quite usefull. Releasing 2 when your heir takes over, and you get +20 opinion free. And if you have imprisoned a big vassal, just banish him, and give out his confiscated titles, and create new, happy vassals.
The other problems:
A courtier thats granted a title. theres a great big difference between having an army to back your desires than just your own vague charms. a newly created vassal can hate you for a billion reasons; you, as before mentioned, only giving him some of his title i.e a duchy but not all the counties under it, your crown authority, tax rate, aswell as the things i mentioned above, him being ambitious and so on. take these things into account when handing out titles.
again, if you in real life were given some sort of holding, but your liege was a craven bastard controlling all of your army, and making you pay a huge tax, then its natural to hate him, even if he gave you the title. in short, new vassals, as well as old ones, are presented with a whole range of factors that influence relations, that courtiers just dont have to deal with.
as for courtiers blindly following their liege, wouldn't you? i mean, he has the power to kill/imprison/banish not only you, but your whole family. IRL courtiers are renown for thier **** kissing tendencies tbh.
revoking 1 title per imprisonment. its a balancing issue, if you could just strip the most powerfull duke in your kingdom, of all his titles in one go, without some sort of penalty, juggling internal relations would be waaaay to easy, in my opinion at least. Besides, lets be honest, half the game is about internal disputes.
most of the time its most beneficial for you just to slowly whittle away their power over the decades.
In fact, for me the most exiting time in the game is when a new king replaces the old one due to death. The transition will test all the hard work that you've done while you were playing the old king, and how you prepare the heir to take over the realm.