In the latest patch for CK3, a character can marry and divorce in-game. The game’s developers say that this is just the first step towards full marriage mechanics coming to Crusader Kings 3.
The “crusader kings 3 marrying off daughters” is a problem that has been present for a while. The character somehow marries and divorces, but the game doesn’t recognize it.
Crusader Kings 3 is a game with a lot of options. One may walk in the footsteps of famous historical characters, resurrect lost empires, or reign over others as a character who manages to marry and divorce himself, as one player found.
Neill was both a regal king and a pawn in HorribleHistorian’s plan to construct “the most horrifically inbred family [they’ve] ever built,” according to Reddit user HorribleHistorian.
In Crusader Kings 3, your primary aim is to guarantee that your family survives over the years, which isn’t exactly a weird task.
Nobody knows for sure how Neil managed to marry himself, but it’s likely that possessing a lot of power – or the influence of a really amusing bug – had a role.
While some of his court members may have thought his choice of spouse was odd, the spark of love in Neill’s connection with his own person did not endure.
That’s most likely why he drafted and mailed himself a letter announcing his divorce choice.
“”Our marriage is plainly not blessed by God,” Neill wrote to the lecherous Neill. It’s finished. You have my signature.”
Neill couldn’t believe his eyes as he opened the letter and read through its tragic words, declaring his love to himself once again, although knowing that nothing more could come of it. A fitting conclusion to one of history’s most moving tales.
HorribleHistorian has no idea how this happened, since it’s not something that happens very often in Crusader Kings III. That said, it has to be one of the more amusing glitches the grand strategy game has provided us with so far.
Other interesting examples may be found in the Reddit thread’s answers, including one about a ruler waging war on himself.
Another user noted that if your character and their husband have a long-standing feud, you may get an event to frame your husband’s spouse (who is also you) for adultery.
When Crusader Kings III functions as planned, it’s a fantastic game, but something like this just adds to the natural joy and craziness of ruling throughout the Middle Ages.
All I can think of now is what additional scenarios we’ll encounter when the Royal Court expansion and Patch 1.5 are released next year. Following the divorce, maybe Neill will forgive himself and give marriage another opportunity.
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The “crusader kings 3 polygamy” is a problem that has been present for a while. It seems that the character somehow marries and divorces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you marry other players Crusader Kings 3?
A: You can marry someone else in Crusader Kings 3, but it is not a legal marriage. A marriage requires a priest and the consent of both parties involved to be considered valid.
Can you marry your daughter in Crusader Kings 3?
A: Yes, you can.
Who should I marry in Crusader Kings 3?
A: If you are asking this question, it is highly likely that your character has a family member in mind.
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