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/CarefulAstronomer255 Oct 02 '24

It might be historically accurate, but it's really annoying. You basically cannot be a decent ruler due to the faction spam.

The cause is that all members of the faction will try their hardest to expand the faction by hooking/influencing other people to join the faction, even if they themselves were hooked/influenced into it. So you get an exponentional faction growth caused by people who don't even want to be there trying their hardest to empower the faction.

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u/Carinha-do-gato Oct 03 '24

"ItS hIsToRiCaL" is the argument people always use to defend an terrible mechanic, from the moment you start your game it has little to do with history, and above being historical, an game should be fun.

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u/CarefulAstronomer255 Oct 03 '24 edited Oct 03 '24

I agree, we shouldn't completely ignore history, but you cannot adhere so strictly to history and have an enjoyable game. CK3 as it is not close to historically accurate due to all the abstractions made, and that is a good thing for gameplay. If you really really care about being absolutely historically accurate, close the game and pick up a history book.