– Spouse no longer likes you less if you have a different caste. – Now possible to search for trait names and last names in character finder. – Arrange Marriage no longer shows people with a different caste if you’re Hindu. – Asking to join a crusade is no longer limited by the distance to the religious head. – Fixed a bug where an adventure would declare war ahead of time. – Tournaments will now end properly after all winners are chosen. – Hunts and Fairs should now almost always fire at least one event. – Hunts and Fairs should no longer give you bundles of events on the same day. – Hunts and Fairs should now be more interesting.
– Temporary titles no longer increase the multiplier for Decadence gain if they are the character’s highest tier title.
– Fixed a bug where allies could be called into certain Major Revolts by attackers, resulting in some erroneous vassalizations at the end of the war. There are more amusing bug fixes than I know what to do with, really. The full set of patch notes for Crusader Kings II version 2.1.2 can be read below. The change log notes that “Spouse no longer likes you less if you have a different caste” (although that one kind of sounds like it made some sense in certain situations,) and “Celibate characters should no longer be worried about their conjugal lovelife.” Indeed. This patch should also fix a few of the problems introduced by the Rajas of India expansion. I’m now imagining a medieval mother shouting up the stairs to her idiot son, “Henry? HENRY! Are you scheming to have yourself assassinated again?” In this release of update 2.1.2, we have “No longer possible for AI to plot to assassinate self (unless they are a lunatic).” And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why I love the game so much. You can always rely on Crusader Kings II to provide a hilarious patch note or two. The AI is no longer conspiring with that elephant to get himself killed.
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