Is there a mod to put bounty on a criminal in ck3 ?

Like there is a guy that I hate. I want to arrest him but I can’t. Is there a mod to add bounty on his arrest ?

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u/Bear1375 — 1 month ago
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Sunfyre so goated killed Jace, Vermax, Rhaenyra and Syrax back to back and coming out with minor injury

u/Bear1375 — 1 month ago

Are “Eltariel quests” same as “the blade of the Galadriel” ? ( no spoilers please)

I have the quests for it on my mini map but I was told I should do the blade of Galadriel after the main game. So now I see Eltariel quests. Should I do them or not ?

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u/Bear1375 — 2 months ago

Are shadow of the past missions necessary for the end of the game ? ( more in description) ( no spoilers please)

I specifically mean the “Ancient warchief: trickery” one. I read that I should do the Galadriel mission after I finish the main story. So it is kinda locked until then. Now is it important or can I let go and maybe do it after the main game and dlc ?

And please no spoilers as I like the game so far

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u/Bear1375 — 2 months ago

Does anyone else game’s also become like capitol simulator ? ( without hunger games)

Like each of the small districts around the main settlement provide a single type of resources and in return the main settlement provides soldiers and troops for protection.

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u/Bear1375 — 2 months ago

Are there hard games without complex supply chain ? ( like frostpunk)

Like i feel it’s a rather niche genre but i have played frostpunk 1 and 2, and ixion . So are there other games like them ? Like im ok with difficulty but when there is a big supply chain I get frustrated and can’t continue the game. So I would be thankful if you could suggest some games.

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u/Bear1375 — 3 months ago

Got what I believe was a scam call and I would appreciate some advice

So I got a call today and a woman on the phone asked if I’m Mr x and I said yes. Then she said 2 months ago I subscribed for an online magazine and free trial period is over and I must pay 8.99€ euro per month, and I should say yes. I said that I don’t want this contract and I wanted it canceled now.

She then got aggressive and claimed I can’t speak German, I said I speak enough to understand what she says. When I asked the name of her company, she said I already said it and I won’t repeat it. Then I asked send me the copay of this contract per email or post because I don’t remember any online magazine.

She again became aggressive and said they will send it to my address and then hanged up. So during this conversation I didn’t say yes to anything or didn’t share any personal info.

This was her number ( +49 2166 6846430) and I googled and people said it is from a scam call center.

So will I get an email or post ? If yes what should I do ? Thanks

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u/Bear1375 — 3 months ago
▲ 1.4k r/Afghan+1 crossposts

Two Soviet POWs in Afghan mujahideen captivity in Zabul province, the two men were told to convert to Islam in order to be eligible to be tried in a Islamic court of law, but they refused, and both were executed soon after. (1980)

u/Bear1375 — 3 months ago
▲ 3.5k r/Afghan+2 crossposts

In 2010, elements of the U.S. Army 2nd Infantry, calling themselves “The Kill Team”, began hunting unarmed Afghan civilians in Maiwand, Kandahar. They took souvenirs from each victim, including fingers, skulls, and dozens of photos. When locals reported the murders to the Army, they were ignored.

u/Bear1375 — 3 months ago
▲ 1.6k r/Afghan+2 crossposts

Soviet Red Army troops crossing into northern Afghanistan to fight against the basmachi rebels (1929)

u/Bear1375 — 3 months ago

Is blacksmith artisan more efficient than smithy building ?

I searched but couldn’t find any answer. But I wanted to know is a blacksmith artisan produce more than a worker in a smithy building ? Like imagine both make tools.

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u/Bear1375 — 3 months ago

Is building my castle in one go make it less buggy ?

Like I gather an enormous amount of resources and then plan my castle and commit. Will the building of it be less buggy than building it in stages instead ?

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u/Bear1375 — 3 months ago