I 100% agree with you, I think it is a development oversight to not be allowed to offer a title already in the game to sway people because it was quite common in history.

Alexander the great literally would not even have existed as Alexander the great without that sway IRL lol as a title agreement is why he decided to conquer and how he became who he is,

I think Paradox should add it, Seems like an oversight to me so I replied to bump this so others will see it in the hope they help too because it should actually be a natural feature within the game i'm surprised they haven't added it yet I haven't played in a while.

Quite a common thing back then

While it seems on brand, I imagine it's not a thing because it would make things too easy generally speaking

Now, how can you implement this in a way that 20% of the players don't jump on Steam and cry about how easy it is? These people should be playing League of legends as much as they wanna sweat during their games. And if they get good, there could even be some money down the road.

Originally posted by Professor Hardknocks:

Now, how can you implement this in a way that 20% of the players don't jump on Steam and cry about how easy it is? These people should be playing League of legends as much as they wanna sweat during their games. And if they get good, there could even be some money down the road.

I feel this should be a feature but your comment about people being sweats because they think the game is too easy which it is rubs me the wrong way

Every time something is released but it doesn't turn the game into a competitive professional E-Sport, there is a contingent of people who get really salty.

I stand by my comment - sweathards and other adrenaline junkies want everything to be as difficult as possible and ONLY find fun in ultimate challenges that require training for hundreds of hours to develop a world class elite skill set. They also want to be immersed in a constant chase the cat storybook where 10 things are always happening and there's no space to breathe in the story.

These are not the people who the game should seek to cater to. These people really should ask why their League and DoTA are still Iron IV and Git Gud so they can make some money from their sweat instead of demanding every casual game be turned into a sweaty e-sport.

Note: As for my tone about this and about them, they taught it to me with their comments about how everyone not as elite as themselves, and how everyone who likes chill, or who doesn't want "the hardest fathomable challenge at all corners" just wants to be coddled with easy games, have their hands held with cheat codes, have nothing go wrong ever, etc.

I simply took their tenor and tone and now whenever I speak of them or this, I use their tone and style. I will change when they do.

Originally posted by Professor Hardknocks:

Every time something is released but it doesn't turn the game into a competitive professional E-Sport, there is a contingent of people who get really salty.

I stand by my comment - sweathards and other adrenaline junkies want everything to be as difficult as possible and ONLY find fun in ultimate challenges that require training for hundreds of hours to develop a world class elite skill set. They also want to be immersed in a constant chase the cat storybook where 10 things are always happening and there's no space to breathe in the story.

These are not the people who the game should seek to cater to. These people really should ask why their League and DoTA are still Iron IV and Git Gud so they can make some money from their sweat instead of demanding every casual game be turned into a sweaty e-sport.

Note: As for my tone about this and about them, they taught it to me with their comments about how everyone not as elite as themselves, and how everyone who likes chill, or who doesn't want "the hardest fathomable challenge at all corners" just wants to be coddled with easy games, have their hands held with cheat codes, have nothing go wrong ever, etc.

I simply took their tenor and tone and now whenever I speak of them or this, I use their tone and style. I will change when they do.

fair enough, I am of the opinion in comparison to CK2, CK3 is far too easy, it just becomes number goes up for most of my playthroughs, I barely struggle at all once I get my country set up, it just too easy to be fun for me, a part of the fun in Crusader Kings is struggling against the world to not just maintain what I have but get more

i would like to see that mod

Great idea