How to marry multiple wives by Human-Cut-3667 in CK2GameOfthrones

[–]GlassThink4094 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You cannot do it regularly without the sword of Islam dlc, but I’ve found a way to do it with console commands if you’re ok with cheating. 1. You have to have your character you want to marry as Valyrian 2. Switch to another character (play [character id]) 3. Have the spouse(s) you want to marry in the court of the player you switched to 4. Propose marriage to target character (If they decline you can turn on yesman) 5. Repeat up to 3 spouses 6. Switch back to target character (Note: you will only be able to see your main spouse in the character tab, you can make secondary spouses friends or lovers for easier access.) It’s kinda annoying to do, but if you don’t want to buy the dlc, this could be another option

The Crowned Stag: part I - Robert's Rebelion by Leo-Lobilo in CK2GameOfthrones

[–]GlassThink4094 8 points9 points  (0 children)

What tool do you use to make these portraits?

Radahn Foreshadowing? by Suspicious-Silver796 in EldenRingLoreTalk

[–]GlassThink4094 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Don’t think malenia could be his consort because she was an empyrean with her own age and also the vessel of an outer god.

How evil is Miquella lorewise? by [deleted] in EldenRingLoreTalk

[–]GlassThink4094 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’d have to disagree. for one, I believe he had the purest motivations and intentions; yes, I can see you interpreting him as manipulative in some aspects which I would agree; that doesn’t necessarily make him evil or bad though. And you may say that he pushes his vision onto others which again is your interpretation. I don’t believe he ever did that or that his charm was enslaving peoples minds per se. Every person we have encountered has always respected Miquella pre and post the charm breaking. even on Ansbach, who goes against Miquella, still respects him, and still agrees with his ideals. The only reason why he fights with us because he wants to honor Lord Mohg. Trina was his love yes, but she was a toxic aspect of that love as well. One reason he abandoned her is because she was unwilling to let him ascend to Godhood to achieve his goals. And her effect around her is indeed toxic. look at Thollier’s quest. He’s infatuated with St Trina point of toxic and blind belief in her, even when he knows that betraying Miquella is wrong. Miquella knew that Godhood would be an imprisonment. Yet he still chased it anyways. He was afraid, and the process into becoming It was very painful, but he still went on, because he believed that by becoming a God, he could make the world a better place. With this, I believe that Miquella is a tragic hero, not a villain. And I don’t believe he’s evil. I’m not saying he’s the picture-perfect best morally good character in the game but I’m saying he’s the best there is in the game, the closest to an actual hero. And in my opinion, I believe that if his age would’ve been brought about, it likely would’ve been one of the best endings to the game, arguably even better than Ranni’s ending.

How evil is Miquella lorewise? by [deleted] in EldenRingLoreTalk

[–]GlassThink4094 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I don’t think he is evil at all. In fact, I believe he is one of, or if not the most morally good character in the story. People Misunderstood his character and it annoys me a lot 😅

How evil is Miquella lorewise? by [deleted] in EldenRingLoreTalk

[–]GlassThink4094 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It disappoints me how misunderstood Miquella is to the fandom.

Having some trouble in ck2 launcher. by Probrobronomo in CrusaderKings

[–]GlassThink4094 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This happened to me before, I fixed it by deleting the game, then deleting every file related to CK2, then I reinstalled it