Fertality bug?

**Harith** · August 22, 2011, 04:27 PM

This is my sixth campagin because I refuse to adopt and my family members completely stop producing male or female at roughly turn 60. It seems that during this turn I can't get bride proposal nor have any kids. It usually starts at turn 42-43.

Is there a way to increase chance of marriage or fertility without tweaking the game?

**Harith** · August 24, 2011, 05:33 PM

well I'm going to restart my campaign... again.... any tip... advice please?

**metsikhovne** · August 24, 2011, 06:12 PM

last time when I played as Georgia I have not adopted anyone. but even after mongolian invasion, family of bagrationi had many children daughters and sons.

**Harith** · August 24, 2011, 06:26 PM

can u please tell me what do u do?? like do u keep ur generals in citties? build brothels?

**metsikhovne** · August 25, 2011, 06:06 PM

nope my generals always fight on battlefields, i just keep them alive and that's all, they got hitpoints enough not to be killed by an simple arrow. U just need to accept brides it is not necessary to accept adoptions wait a little time and soon Ur generals will have children.

**Harith** · August 26, 2011, 05:19 AM

Originally Posted by metsikhovne

nope my generals always fight on battlefields, i just keep them alive and that's all, they got hitpoints enough not to be killed by an simple arrow. U just need to accept brides it is not necessary to accept adoptions wait a little time and soon Ur generals will have children.

The problem is.. I aint gettin any brides nor children.. Im playing Abbasid campaign. Anyway, I solved it. All I did was spend more time in settlements and focus on administrative tasks. Suddenly I now have 10 generals and 5 more to go.

**Vanguard13** · August 27, 2011, 07:32 PM

Try putting two generals/family members in the same settlement. For some strange reason, this seems to work. It 'feels' like they are breeding with each other! haha but its explained that one is busy ruling, the other is free to procreate. Thats how CA said it was anyways.

I've had the same problem, however, playing as kingdom of georgia and as armenia. Even following my own advice, I remember having some problems. Remember that your princesses can marry family members of another branch - so you don't have to 'lose' your family line because of princessess.

**Harith** · August 27, 2011, 07:50 PM

Originally Posted by Vanguard13

Try putting two generals/family members in the same settlement. For some strange reason, this seems to work. It 'feels' like they are breeding with each other! haha but its explained that one is busy ruling, the other is free to procreate. Thats how CA said it was anyways.

I've had the same problem, however, playing as kingdom of georgia and as armenia. Even following my own advice, I remember having some problems. Remember that your princesses can marry family members of another branch - so you don't have to 'lose' your family line because of princessess.

well thanks I will also try this. Also the Abbasid have no princes and I like male blood line because u can inherit some traits or u have a higher chance of acquiring elite traits like born conqueror (my guess).