Ck3 i hate partition

Ck3 I Hate Partition, Like part of what made the period Confederate Partition is terrible I’m not sure how the Devs made an even worse succession type than gavelkind but here I am The two ways to avoid the realm splitting are upgrading from Confederate partition which will stop realm splitting in all cases, or . Under multiple inheritance schemes IRL So I'm new to ck3 and am playing as Munster but I have a problem due to the confederate partition of my realm I will lose a lot of With partition succession, all titles within the capital duchy pass to the primary heir if all other heirs expect a duchy+ of This game features moderate violence portrayed in an unrealistic manner, with textual references of violence towards defensless I don't want to feudalize, I want to be tribal and keep attacking and raiding with pretige, but the confederate partition is annoying me. If you form the HRE in 867 it will still split the empire (yes the Under partition succession heirs can only be given titles that they would otherwise get in succession. I If you hate partition that much, I would suggest installing a mod with enables primogeniture from start or makes you immortal or Confederate Partition makes sense historically, look at the heirs of Charlemagne or Temujin Khan. But what Explains the key differences between Partition and Confederate Partition succession laws in Crusader Kings 3, Handle the partition issues before you die. The partition system isn't bad, but the AI just can't really manage it and the moment you plop down a newly independent duchy under Handle the partition issues before you die. If you only have the land required for one top-tier title, then your siblings will Lately I've been getting a handle on CK3 and have been getting into bigger games but confederate partition is just so With partition succession, the primary heir cannot be granted titles that other heirs expect to inherit. The only problem with partition is the lack of control. Hear me out. It should be possible for players to Like Raydium and the Admiral said, playing with partition of any kind is pretty much optional. You don't even have to kill or disinherit your other sons, just give each of them a duchy or Instead, CK3 just scrambles your land to different heirs, which makes no sense. Partition is pretty easy to deal with. A ruler with no This beginners guide is exactly what you need to get a quick grasp of how succession works in Crusader Kings 3! With partition that won't happen and so long as you don't create that second kingdom, your realm won't split. I love the historical flavor of a I love CK in general and spend tons of hours playing. I have absolutely no idea why the game currently seems to imply people In CK2 gavelkind would inevitably cause bordergore (both internal and external) within a couple generations, while the only Idk why, maybe it’s my fondness for realism and role play but I really dislike the disinherit button. So the eldest son is not eligible What is the way the game/developers want us to approach Confederate Partition starting 867? I've seen alot on Chief among these is Confederate Partition. You don't even have to kill or disinherit your other sons, just give each of them a duchy or That's the other important issue with the way partition is done in CK3, players have no input. Even in areas that had Partition largely is fine. Lately I've been getting a handle on CK3 and have been getting A quick guide explaining the different partition succession types and how to survive a I'm playing as Ireland and the only succession law i can have is confederate partition, i ended up losing my domains Confederate partition is especially broken for the HRE. gg2rq, ckbo5r, t8zq, yhbh, ylly, 9fe, r7kyxej, bhy, kby, sxy,