r/ck3

While I do think there should be changes to allow for battles at sea between transporting navies, with bonuses for certain units and cultures, I still prefer this system to the pointless CK2 system that created tons of unnecessary micromanagement, or the EU5 system where the AI cannot bring enough of a naval invasion force to avoid being immediately slaughtered by the defending army. I do not want the CK2 system back. There is a reason Paradox made convoys abstract in HOI4 and super easy to procure via decision in Darkest Hour because PDX AI has never been good at troop transport.

Hey.

So I am 70 hours into CK3 and would need some general tips for actually getting good at the game. My main concerns are:

1. How to divide titles in a good way
2. How to develop the land you own (Which buildings should I build etc.)
3. Best starts for learning the game

I have no DLCs yet, but I'll grab the subscription eventually.

As the title suggests, my last 4 games all I have been offered is Male spouses. The only females are WAY down the list and almost always lowborn. What am I missing here? It feels like a bug but I can’t be sure because this is CK3 🤷🏽‍♂️

I'm playing in China and the emperor demanded my heir for his court, he's well educated so I can see why the emperor would want him.

Is there any downside to allowing the emperor to take him as a courtier? Having him gain titles and potential even become a minister while I'm the Grand Marshal seems like a good idea

Hey guys! I haven’t played in a while. Decided to get back into gaming after a long break, I had loads of fun with ck3 a while back but the thought of returning to it feels a bit overwhelming. Any suggestions on how to start and is there a way to have a bit more of a chilled experience with the game. Previously I was just starting in Ireland and trying to expand and take over the whole of Great Britain maybe I was trying to rush this but I would always find things were going really well until they weren’t and full chaos breaks out. I know that’s part of the fun of the game, I love the setting and the storylines that emerge but just wondering if it’s possible to have a bit more of a chilled play through. I have a good understanding of the basic mechanics I think pre dlc. Anyway I’m fancying downloading the new dlcs but feeling a bit overwhelmed so any advice on good places to start, good things to aim for in the new play through or different ways to approach the game would be greatly appreciated. I hope this isn’t a stupid question. Thanks in advance.

I'm stuck as the King of England. I started as a simple earl and worked my way up to king. My problem now is that I don't know how to get more duchies. I'm missing 21 counties to create the Empire of Britannia, and taking them one by one is way too slow. How can I progress from here? I've thought about inviting claimants to my court, but their acceptance is stuck at -5, and for some reason, I can't marry them to my courtiers either, only to my childs.

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It's -5 if I get her opinion to 100

Is this wrong?