Crusader Kings III

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Seveers Sep 1, 2020 @ 10:05am
Chance of Children
Why is the chance of children in so may marriages zero?
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Team Triss Sep 2, 2020 @ 7:45am 
Is there a way to see fertility? I know you can filter by fertile/infertile, but how can you otherwise tell?
Jaed Sep 2, 2020 @ 8:20am 
Same issue with no indication about why or who is giving the affect. Age, traits, and health are not factors. It just seems like it's random NPCs so far.

Seveers Sep 2, 2020 @ 9:02am 
Originally posted by Mikune Folf:
I know it sounds obvious but did you check to see if they had the sterile trait? I got into a game and realised my heir was sterile and that's what showed "no chance of them having children".

Haven't ever seen a sterile trait. Does it show by all other regular traits?

I'm still convinced this is a bug.

Also, is anyone else having issues with filtering marriagable characters? Some of the filters not working and sorting by certain values too?
tilarium Sep 2, 2020 @ 10:07am 
Originally posted by LoR Team Triss:
Is there a way to see fertility? I know you can filter by fertile/infertile, but how can you otherwise tell?

There's a mod that lets it be seen on the healthy icon. While the same mod on CK2 didn't change the checksum, it does change it with CK3 so the mod can't be used with achievements.
doomdayer Sep 2, 2020 @ 10:35am 
I am assuming you checked but make sure your character is not sterile.
cb4n28 Sep 2, 2020 @ 10:41am 
I am pretty sure it is a bug. It seems to happen primarily with court members and low ranking dynasty members
Last edited by cb4n28; Sep 2, 2020 @ 10:41am
Canman Sep 2, 2020 @ 10:45am 
Also experienced this. Must be a bug.
Regergek Sep 2, 2020 @ 10:45am 
you gay
renegadecause Sep 2, 2020 @ 10:48am 
Maybe y'all don't get along well.
Hoo-Dini Sep 2, 2020 @ 10:50am 
My daura lady gave birth to her last kid (number 10 lol) at the age of 46. So it seems everything is possible.
kebzero Sep 2, 2020 @ 10:53am 
This doesn't sound like a bug or such to me. It sounds like a way for the game to ensure you don't have a zillion characters of no consequence to keep track of (i.e. courtier children that have no claims to inherit etc). Hence why seemingly hale and young foilks can't get offspring. Chara bloat was a problem for CK2 performance, so...
Seveers Sep 2, 2020 @ 10:56am 
I mean, I filted specifically by 'fertile' yet I'm still getting 9/10 characters with no chance of children...
Team Triss Sep 2, 2020 @ 10:58am 
Originally posted by tilarium:
Originally posted by LoR Team Triss:
Is there a way to see fertility? I know you can filter by fertile/infertile, but how can you otherwise tell?

There's a mod that lets it be seen on the healthy icon. While the same mod on CK2 didn't change the checksum, it does change it with CK3 so the mod can't be used with achievements.
So how does the filter even work? Without a trait like Barren or Sterile, how are you supposed to know?

Seems cheesy you can filter but can't also look.
Mikune Folf Sep 2, 2020 @ 11:05am 
Originally posted by Seveers:
Originally posted by Mikune Folf:
I know it sounds obvious but did you check to see if they had the sterile trait? I got into a game and realised my heir was sterile and that's what showed "no chance of them having children".

Haven't ever seen a sterile trait. Does it show by all other regular traits?

I'm still convinced this is a bug.

Also, is anyone else having issues with filtering marriagable characters? Some of the filters not working and sorting by certain values too?

It shows in the right corner as a red diamond I think. Also it could possibly be a bug as I have found few men and women with even medium fertility.



Originally posted by LoR Team Triss:
Originally posted by tilarium:

There's a mod that lets it be seen on the healthy icon. While the same mod on CK2 didn't change the checksum, it does change it with CK3 so the mod can't be used with achievements.
So how does the filter even work? Without a trait like Barren or Sterile, how are you supposed to know?

Seems cheesy you can filter but can't also look.

There is a trait called sterile! However, I think there is no other way to check fertility other than said traits or when you are going to be married.
xburcus Sep 2, 2020 @ 12:06pm 
Been playing a bit now, I have this theory: Some characters that already exist when the game starts don't seem to have a chance of children, but characters somehow spawned later, through events have it.

Anyone else concerned with this issue can you check it in your games? I will give an example below.

Just now, I was planning marriage for a courtier (36yo female, bisexual, not lowborn, no fertility modifying traits);

I had two groom options also from my court and here are her chance of children with them:

1. 29yo male, heterosexual, not lowborn AND seducer trait (+20% fertility)- also a giant but that trait has no fertility modifier. chance of children with above female courtier NONE

2. 28yo male, heterosexual, lowborn, no fertility modifying traits. chance of children with above female courtier MEDIUM

the only feasible explanation I have is that the 2nd option dude appeared in my game after I called for court physicans to my court. the first dude i believe was already in the game/my court when the game started.

So, if a man that belongs to a dynasty house AND has seducer trait has no chance of children, when a lowborn man without extra fertility traits has the chance, I think this is a sort of bug in the game.
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Date Posted: Sep 1, 2020 @ 10:05am
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