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I saw just one, and in it your suggestion was to change to another culture. I'm looking to avoid that.
change culture that have all innovations and come back to yours.
Reform religion while having feudal capital (i think its bug, but worked for me, maybe it was one time only bug?) Last option will not turn all your holding into feudal just in case.
Or you can become the vassal of someone feudal.
Otherwise, you wait i suppose. Don't forget the perk to get 35% bonus. Now that I know the game better, that something I should have done with every character as soon as I was the head of my culture.
I already have an organized religion, so that one is out I'm afraid.
I'm about to be an emperor, so not looking to vassalize myself. Perhaps I'll just wait it out.
I just noticed earlier today that development really does push culture research speed, and my guess is that myself, like a lot of others, mostly ignore development as Tribal because you get almost no bonus from it.
Yea that why i focus on it after turning counties to my culture to reduce rebelions ^^
But seems like my vassals dont care about it and its based on average...
People are coming in hating tribal, myself included, but ck3 is really a lot different in how vassals work and how kingdoms work under an emperor anyways.
Consider this, in ck2 we all wanted to be emperor to have kingdoms under us because it was nice having those kings fight for us and it was easy to manage.
now in ck3 they don't fight for us at all. They act like any other vassal who gives gold and levies.
unless we have an alliance its worthless..
Now however what they did do was make this game dynasty focused. SO for example. say you have 4 kingoms and ur emperor with lets say 4 kids.
Ur main kid gets ur main kingdom duchy and counties, each son/daughter if ur religion is equal, gets one kingdom.
now because they are members of ur house, you can call them to war.
the dynamics have changed, we all use to hurry to fuedal to get primo
With disinherit, sadistic and how things work now, primo isn't as important as it use to be, now having felling dynasty members in power seems more valuable
just my opinion
I mostly want to attain Feudal so I can obtain the higher level innovations. I cannot exit the Tribal Era while I'm a Tribal Government.
I started out as a single count, unmarried, only 2 children. My dynasty had 3 members. Myself and 2 children.
I'm on my 5th ruler in this dynasty with over 150 dynasty members total. I'm definitely not "rushing" to emperor. It has taken me 250 years and I'm still in the Tribal Era. I would really like to move on, hence why I was asking for tips.