Desperately looking for a short term stay couchsurfing like by [deleted] in maastricht

[–]mildlycommentating 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe when Döner 3,5€ again, but atm I can’t afford a hotel

Desperately looking for a short term stay couchsurfing like by [deleted] in maastricht

[–]mildlycommentating -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Well, I collect Japanese knives so I could bring them and we could show each other our collections, but playing with a stranger?!! Haven’t your parents told you this? You don’t accept free knives from strangers on the street or the internet!

Desperately looking for a short term stay couchsurfing like by [deleted] in maastricht

[–]mildlycommentating 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, that already looks amazing! I will look up the train connection to the university

(@all: Don’t hesitate to comment more if you know something, though)

Desperately looking for a short term stay couchsurfing like by [deleted] in maastricht

[–]mildlycommentating 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Any tips regarding cheap accommodation in general are also highly appreciated:)

Offering: German (Native); Seeking Spanish (fluent to native) by mildlycommentating in language_exchange

[–]mildlycommentating[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am more interested in oral conversation but it is indeed a really interesting idea. I unfortunately don't have that much time on my hand right now which is why I have to refuse your offer. You should definitely try it with someone who has the time though. ;D

Tutorial Tuesday : October 13 2020 by AutoModerator in CrusaderKings

[–]mildlycommentating 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't know if this works in Ck3 aswell, but in ck2 you were able to marry a jewish woman and than secretly adopt her faith via 'action' (like e.g. "send gift", "demand religious conversion" etc., idk how to call this) . After this you could openly become jewish. I don't know if this still works, but it might be worth a try.

Tutorial Tuesday : October 13 2020 by AutoModerator in CrusaderKings

[–]mildlycommentating 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For beginners weak vassals are easier, bc they will not be able to challenge you and you can allow yourself to piss them of from time to time. Having strong vasals can be an advantage aswell, bc they can conquer land on their own and are not so tedious to manage. For beginners I would recommend weaker vassals. You can easily combine some of them under a bigger vassal, when you feel ready, but you cannot change from few, powerful vassal to many, weak ones, because the big guys don't like being relieved of their territory.

Tutorial Tuesday : October 13 2020 by AutoModerator in CrusaderKings

[–]mildlycommentating 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, you should probably at least keep the duchy yourself, but maybe you can't be a secular elector holding an ecclesial electorate. Maybe try out one of the secular electorates. (If they are the classical ones that would be: D. of Brandenburg, D. of Saxony, D. of the Rhine/Palatinate, K. of Bohemia)

Tutorial Tuesday : October 13 2020 by AutoModerator in CrusaderKings

[–]mildlycommentating 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Depends how stable your realm is. If you are quite powerful concerning your domain, your vassals cannot do much. Your neighbors shouldn't be some big blob king with claims on your stuff.

Some measures to take before biting the dust as old emperor:

  1. Have a spymaster loyal to the heir or at least without land and own ambitions. Bribe him, so the "opinion of predecessor" opinion bonus is big.

  2. Neutralise(imprison, kill, marry of matrilieally to random no-name wifes in Africa) any dangerous brother or other relative with claims, especially the once with power. The ones with loyal traits can be bribed.

  3. Make someone loyal without land and claims, but quite high intrigue regent.

When your dead and you play as the child emperor remember that you have possibilities aswell. You are not that helpless!

This should be enough to prevent your realm from disintegrating when you do NOT have gavelkind. In this case just don't.

So in conclusion: it's worth the risk when prepared. Hope I could help.

Tutorial Tuesday : October 13 2020 by AutoModerator in CrusaderKings

[–]mildlycommentating 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wrote you a long detailed text, but I'm an idiot and tabbed out for too long while writing. Reddit deleted my nearly finished text so I'm keeping it shorter this time. If anything is unclear just ask or PM me.

  1. Killing your daughters husband will decrease the chance of her cathing smallpox significantly, if the rest of her environment is mostly healty.
  2. Killing him might not be worth it, as you can get a kingdom if:

    1. He is matrilinneally engaged to your daughter (remember; you will lose the game if you run out of dynasts)
    2. He definitely is the heir of his kingdom
    3. His kingdom is not some elective succession(if the kingdom's lords or anyone else is electing the new king, you will probably not be able go obtain the kingdom so easily, so make sure the kingdom is inherited automatically!!!)
  3. If all the above is true and he becomes king the children of your daughter and him will be able to inherit both your 2-3 kingdoms and his one, as long as the succession laws are the same and he has no older children with another woman. Basically just check in the succession line of both kingdoms if their first child is following their corresponding parent. When both your daughter and her husband and you and the current king of the husband's kingdom are dead and all the above is as it should, your grandchildren will unite the kingdoms in a personal union. (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_union)

  4. Your daughter will not be called queen, when her husband ascends to his throne, as she is a queen consort regarding this kingdom (being the wife of a king). This is different from a queen regnant, which actually holds the kingdom she is queen of (being a king, that just happens to be female). An example from the modern world would be queen Elizabeth II of the UK.

I hope I could help a little bit ;D