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But if you decline a confed, it has a 20 turn cooldown. Also if you just confeded someone, you have a 5 turn cooldown.
There is a new five turn delay after a confederation, where you cannot confederate again. Maybe that applies to declining the dilemma, too. Or just indirectly, that a new dilemma won't pop up for some time for another faction. It would take some time then to cycle through all confederation offers.
If you decline a offer you can't confed that specific faction for 20 turns. Of you accept a offer you cannot accept any other confed offer for 5 turns.
I heard more people complaining abt not getting confed offers, but i haven't had the chance to try it myself yet.
Same issue here, but if you confederate someone else not included in the authority system of the Empire (for example Marienbourg in my case, or Volkmar as I read somewhere else), then it somehow fixes the bug.
Wait the 5 turns penalty for confederation and then all the events start popping up again.
Interesting, I'll try that out thanks!
I had no luck trying this - confederated with Marienbourg and still no events after 20 turns.
I will try that mod later, if it works your my savior xD.
Its kinda shame that CA lets it be broken for so long, a hotfix can't be so much of work.
Cheers.
Two weeks for hotfix is reasonably fast. corporations have this little thing callled organization structure. It allows more to be done but its efficiency killer.