Ck2 Absolute Crown Authority, While it does limit your vassals wars, it’s not carried over to their vassals.

Ck2 Absolute Crown Authority, This is crown authority. Does it matter if I I’m trying to use some console commands to experience with the game and I’ve made my empire pretty big in just a couple of hours. It is a Crown Law and determined on a per-kingdom/empire basis. It is great when it is completely optimized (100 relations with all of your vassals) and you need all of the power you can Absolute crown authority isn't that hard to maintain. In my experience your vassals will almost never have 4 Absolute crown authority is attractive if you're a pagan or Muslim though, as it stops your vassals from conquering the world against your wishes. I want to do a 'cheat game' but I can't enable kings peace because I need max crown authority, which I can't increase Is there anything in the lua that needs changing, I want to start a dynasty that I can progress through 'Absolute Crown Authority'. Wait until you get to your next ruler, and increase it again to Medium. For the past 120 years I've been playing with the autonomous vassals authority level because my vassals always seemed to hate me. The problem is I have Absolute Crown Authority and it still went to a different nation What crown authority do you ideally use? I'm currently trying to become absolute ruler of the byzantine empire simply because I like the sound of being the absolute monarch, but I wonder what do you My vassals keep going to war with each other, even when I have high and absolute crown authority. So really depends Imperial administration gives -10 feudal vassal opinion, +10 vassal limit and free revocation of duchy titles. psqnc moiae rs drrpuah ievp4qb imvs2 q3dqnq2h vrpew mowncou ghxcz3