A few questions from a noob..

**Lugiahua** · October 07, 2010, 02:11 AM

I'm pretty new to SS mod, and already read a few guides
But still can't get answers about my generals

After playing France a while, I realized that my generals are losing their attributes and even string up riots in my cities! At first I thought it has to do with their loyalty, but even my king who has full authority also cause riots in cities.

And some generals were banished from the country as well?

Did I do something wrong? Should I send them to battle or something?

Another question is about individual wealth, I have a few characters in debts. How do I repay their debts?

**Spartan90** · October 07, 2010, 02:19 AM

As for your first question, could it be simply that the city is rebelling? How's your public order?

**Lugiahua** · October 07, 2010, 02:46 AM

Originally Posted by Spartan90

As for your first question, could it be simply that the city is rebelling? How's your public order?

It was fine without the general, but once I moved the general into the city, the order dropped to something like 50%

**PerXX** · October 07, 2010, 03:04 AM

Sounds like you're using the Byg's Grim Reality submod. You'd probably be best off reading that thread, and asking your questions there.

**Lugiahua** · October 07, 2010, 06:24 PM

Yes, I found out that I have BGR. I think I am not ready for that level for playing so I restart the game without it now.

I find some of my generals have a trait called "Martial tied", what's the function of it? Does it means he can be a suitor or something? or he just get negative traits if not marrying?

**RollingWave** · October 08, 2010, 03:19 AM

Originally Posted by Lugiahua

Yes, I found out that I have BGR. I think I am not ready for that level for playing so I restart the game without it now.

I find some of my generals have a trait called "Martial tied", what's the function of it? Does it means he can be a suitor or something? or he just get negative traits if not marrying?

martial ties means he's married and thus...

A. can't be suitor for a princess (your or theirs)

B. can begin having children

**Ishan** · October 08, 2010, 03:47 AM

Originally Posted by RollingWave

martial ties means he's married and thus...

A. can't be suitor for a princess (your or theirs)

B. can begin having children

Guys shouldn't it be Marital instead of Martial?
Or i still need to improve my English.

**Paladin94610** · October 08, 2010, 05:23 AM

Originally Posted by Ishan

Guys shouldn't it be Marital instead of Martial?
Or i still need to improve my English.

Ishan, you are correct with "Marital". I back you up.

Whenever you have doubts with spelling or words, you have the INTERNET on which you can search for.

Just give it 5 seconds and have one glance at the word. Then you can confidently say "it is" and not "it may be..."

@Lugiahua
He meant that your princess can't court any generals with Marital Ties trait.

**Lugiahua** · October 08, 2010, 12:20 PM

Originally Posted by Iberia Auxilia

Ishan, you are correct with "Marital". I back you up.

Whenever you have doubts with spelling or words, you have the INTERNET on which you can search for.

Just give it 5 seconds and have one glance at the word. Then you can confidently say "it is" and not "it may be..."

@Lugiahua
He meant that your princess can't court any generals with Marital Ties trait.

Thank you...it's a shame that most princess from AI are quite useless in game, since you don't get a single status heir very often...
I still hope someone will make a submod so your family members can also marry foreign princess.