Ongoing Statistics

[Tom]

The link below goes to a time-lapse video showing all the major realms of the game over the entire history of the game. Watch your favorite realms rise and fall and splinter and grow and fight in 40 seconds of pure data:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRggDInCOhI

[Roran Hawkins]

That looks awesome.

[Mookzen]

It's interesting how the big holdings start to flicker with captured regions during a war.

[Tom]

It's unfortunate that at several times during development, something happened that caused things to not be recorded properly and that's why the whole map flickers here and there. But I'm not going through 1200 frames one-by-one to find the bad ones and then fix them by hand.

[Valast]

Looks great!  Over time those flickers will be meaningless.

[Andrew]

So it's been a few months I think since I posted one of these charts up, so I figured, why not?

I've also taken the liberty of breaking out the Grand Fate's constituents, so you can see how the individual realms of the Republic look against other realms.

[Andre]

Ryne really does need more nobles, as the initial idea was after all to have more nobles than estates so there would be more competition, it has kind of failed, i hope more nobles join soon.

[Andrew]

Want more nobles? Put up more knight offers.

I've gotten like 3 new players just recently.

[Tom]

Want more nobles? Put up more knight offers.

I've gotten like 3 new players just recently.

This is so true. I recently put up a couple knight offers and it took less than 2 days to fill all of them.

[Andre]

Yeah they do seem to go pretty fast, i put up 3 before leaving with one of my characters, and in just about 2 weeks all 3 had joined and got an estate from me each.

[De-Legro]

Want more nobles? Put up more knight offers.

I've gotten like 3 new players just recently.

That is only half our issue. Ryne attracted a player that is not that interested in the original experiment and expands constantly his families little empire. Hopefully the ill feelings towards the characters will boil over into real conflict eventually, though we may have left it too long, I think he now controls more land then the rest of Ryne combined.

[Andrew]

That is only half our issue. Ryne attracted a player that is not that interested in the original experiment and expands constantly his families little empire. Hopefully the ill feelings towards the characters will boil over into real conflict eventually, though we may have left it too long, I think he now controls more land then the rest of Ryne combined.

The Duchy of Dairy? I'm familiar. I have a character in Ryne. And it's a few more regions than half that Dairy controls. Creena could just declare that no family shall hold more than X estates, and deal with the consequences.

Last I checked, didn't Ryne have some connections in Elysium though? Of course, there's a couple rogues running down around the southern border of Ryne (or somewhere past that) that, if someone could contact them, could be convicned or bribed into some selective targetting.

That's of course assuming that the Dukedom of Dairy doesn't read the forums and take this as his opportunity to go bug out.

[Roran Hawkins]

The Duchy of Dairy? I'm familiar. I have a character in Ryne. And it's a few more regions than half that Dairy controls. Creena could just declare that no family shall hold more than X estates, and deal with the consequences.

Last I checked, didn't Ryne have some connections in Elysium though? Of course, there's a couple rogues running down around the southern border of Ryne (or somewhere past that) that, if someone could contact them, could be convicned or bribed into some selective targetting.

That's of course assuming that the Dukedom of Dairy doesn't read the forums and take this as his opportunity to go bug out.

He did annex the County of Vanailion though, which was de jure property of Ascalon's King. Sadly everyone in the county was zZz so it didn't turn into a real scandal.

[Andrew]

He did annex the County of Vanailion though, which was de jure property of Ascalon's King. Sadly everyone in the county was zZz so it didn't turn into a real scandal.

According to the immutable laws of CK2 and EU, a de jure cassus belli would not expire (if memory serves).

[Roran Hawkins]

According to the immutable laws of CK2 and EU, a de jure cassus belli would not expire (if memory serves).

Ofcourse, but that's a long way off, and I have peasant rebellions to take care of first    In any case, he didn't openly declare war on me either, so it's against everything Thomas of Aquino said about justified warfare!