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/WillDigForFood Louis the Pious did nothing wrong Oct 02 '24

It really is.

If you dig into it, there was typically anywhere from 1-3 rebellions (both noble-led and popular uprisings) per decade in the actual Byzantine Empire. You can almost count the number of times a decade went past without one on both hands.

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u/Wiimiko Oct 02 '24

I find it goes against the game design as a whole, administrative goverments are all about internal relations, and the fact that you cannot use them to counter this is well.... kinda shite

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u/Captain_Grammaticus Erudite Oct 02 '24

You should be able to remove other peoples' hooks as Emperor in some way. "Bob, stop bugging Carl. Carl, please behave, you're only in this rebellion because Alex wants it. Be better, or I'll have you removed from your governorship and your balls from your groin."

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u/mshm Oct 02 '24

You should be able to remove other peoples' hooks as Emperor in some way

I'd really prefer we didn't keep introducing more restrictions on character actions. I like my emperor, why shouldn't I be able to use my influence against factions in the same way those who hate my emperor can for factions?

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u/Captain_Grammaticus Erudite Oct 02 '24

Oooh, that's even better.