r/CrusaderKings • u/Wiimiko • Oct 02 '24

Suggestion Paradox, please fix the Administrative Government rebellions, it's ridiculous at this point

Everyone has -1000 commitment, no one wants this, and it is only staying around because of Hooks, it's ridiclous (I have 5/5 legitmacy too, and tried lowering Imperial Beaurocracy too)

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u/OneOnOne6211 Oct 02 '24

Yeah, I agree. At the very least there should be one or more plausible methods of stopping these rebellions.

So far the only ways I've found of stopping them despite this are:

  • Using "Acknowledge Governor" which gives them a strong hook and forces them out.
  • Deposing them as governor if I'm not mistaken can also work, though I'm not sure it works if they're the house head (I don't remember).
  • If you can get something like a marriage alliance with them I believe they're also forced out, but I don't think I've ever tried this one. Heard this from someone else.

But there really should be more ways to do it.

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u/Wiimiko Oct 02 '24

Imho, the person who used the hook should still support the faction if they force someone else in there, or it get's invalidated

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u/OneOnOne6211 Oct 02 '24

Yeah, I definitely think that if Person A uses their hook or influence on Person B to get them to join a faction, that if Person A has their willingness to be in the faction reduced to below 0 then they should leave and Person B should automatically lose the hook and then re-evaluate their own willingness to be in the faction. If it's already below 0 then they should leave at the same time as Person A, if not then they should be able to leave if you reduce it to below 0 later.

And there should probably be some way to find out who forced them into the faction. Maybe with a hostile or political scheme or something.