Royal Dignity

[AdmiralPiett]

Just got this achievement. Didn't even try lol I feel so lucky.

Hello out there, 1.7%!!!

(Disclaimer: I am not one of those jerks who is "astonished" by low achievement numbers. I too recognize how not playing on Ironman is perfectly acceptable and often times preferential. None of you all are save scummers in my book )

[snuggleform]

Sweet when I am depressed by being called a save scummer I will remember there are people like you who don't care about what I do with my pixels in my single player game!

[NK SemTex]

I laugh at people who cares about how other people play their games: if people want to cheat or make things easier for themselves in a SINGLEPLAYER game, more power to you.

Those elitists can jump in the ocean. Cheers for having fun with games.

[Vanushka]

They should've let people play one game until 1400s on Ironman, and then unlock the achievements so you can play modded and continue earn them.

Or hour cap it, or make a special achievement that would unlock a way to get the others.

I mean, I'm playing vanilla multiplayer and I'm not getting achievements, which is meh...

[Païtiti]

Nobody ever gets them because any UI mod disables them. I have one mod installed that gets rid of all notifications with one click (a thing that should be vanilla) and therefore I dont get achievements?

Well, I dont really need a steam "achievement" to validate my gaming experience so I dont care but I can see how that is annoying. It annoys me also because I think it's irrational. UI changes dont change the difficulty of the game but on the other hand I see that it is difficult to balance somehow which mods are allowed for achievements and which are not.

[Сааребас]

Originally posted by AdmiralPiett:

Just got this achievement. Didn't even try lol I feel so lucky.

Hello out there, 1.7%!!!

(Disclaimer: I am not one of those jerks who is "astonished" by low achievement numbers. I too recognize how not playing on Ironman is perfectly acceptable and often times preferential. None of you all are save scummers in my book )

It's ok man, we know you're just a regular jerk

Joking aside, congrats

[Rob'sEvilTwin]

Originally posted by NK SemTex:

I laugh at people who cares about how other people play their games: if people want to cheat or make things easier for themselves in a SINGLEPLAYER game, more power to you.

Those elitists can jump in the ocean. Cheers for having fun with games.

I like to try and get achievements myself, but it can also be fun to play with mods!

Also, I give zero ♥♥♥♥♥ how other people want to play their single player games :D

[AdmiralPiett]

Awesome feedback here guys. SP and modding communities are just as important as competitive ironman achievement hunters or multiplayer communities

[CrUsHeR]

Is that considered a "hard" achievement?

I actually started a game last week as Bohemia in 1066, formed the Kingdom. But abandoned it quickly because House Seniority is not really fun. Besides that you already start with the perhaps most powerful duchy in the game, and you technically cannot lose any titles you already own.

Then there's the thing about becoming emperor. So far i did a couple of random duke starts within the HRE, and almost everytime got elected as emperor, without asking for it.
Really sucks when you are something like the Duke of Holland with 1200 men of his own, and your most powerful vassal has 2-3x as many.

I guess it may be harder to do if you actually plan on keeping House Seniority, because Vratislav himself isn't very popular, and you have absolutely no control over your heir. His only qualification is that he is the oldest house member, and even if you get elected then you only have a few years to live.

[snuggleform]

You can designate heir at crown authority 4 even under house seniority, and yes it passes everything onto the one child you designate.

[AdmiralPiett]

Originally posted by CrUsHeR:

Is that considered a "hard" achievement?

I actually started a game last week as Bohemia in 1066, formed the Kingdom. But abandoned it quickly because House Seniority is not really fun. Besides that you already start with the perhaps most powerful duchy in the game, and you technically cannot lose any titles you already own.

Then there's the thing about becoming emperor. So far i did a couple of random duke starts within the HRE, and almost everytime got elected as emperor, without asking for it.
Really sucks when you are something like the Duke of Holland with 1200 men of his own, and your most powerful vassal has 2-3x as many.

I guess it may be harder to do if you actually plan on keeping House Seniority, because Vratislav himself isn't very popular, and you have absolutely no control over your heir. His only qualification is that he is the oldest house member, and even if you get elected then you only have a few years to live.

I didn't find it too hard. I actually did it as Vratislav's second or third successor. What i did was create the duchy of moravia, allowing me to create the kingdom of bohemia. Then you grant moravia to your heir according to house seniority, and boom, Vratislav is more well-liked. Then he dies, and bam, the new king of bohemia holds both duchies and is INSANELY powerful.

Oh by the way, right before I was elected, I absolutely steamrolled in a crusade which put my nephew on the throne of Jerusalem