CK3 Immortality Guide: Living to 126 years old
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- Immortality Guide in Crusader Kings 3 by BreadGod. Guide on how to get long-lived rulers to easily over 90 years old without DLC's or longer with DLC's.
Part 1:
0:00 Intro
0:53 Health Basics, covering:
What is Health
How Death is Calculated
Health Bonuses and Penalties
What is Disease Resistance
Part 2:
5:18 Immortality Techniques (how to live longer)
5:30 Learning Lifestyle - Whole of Body Tree
6:21 Hunts, Feasts, Traveling
7:54 Obesity in CK3
11:55 Personality Traits
12:51 Pets
13:46 Building
14:18 Faith
16:03 Culture
16:43 Traits (Genetics, etc)
21:19 Decisions
23:07 Disease & Negative Traits
24:22 Physician Treatment
26:29 Finding a Good Doctor
27:30 Artifacts
30:52 Inviting unwilling guests
32:33 Tours & Tournaments DLC
Part 3
34:06 Sample Custom Starting Build
36:44 Summary
Game ver 1.9.2, DLC's: Royal Court, Tours & Tournaments, Northern Lords, Fate of Iberia
Illustrations and Information credit to paradox's official ck3 wiki: ck3.paradoxwikis.com/ unless otherwise listed - Ігри
Updates & Community Suggestions
1) With 3/2024 update with plagues, there are significant increases to the lethality of certain diseases and new diseases. No old mechanics have changed, so everything in this video still applies. I will make a follow up video on plagues addressing the changes and how it becomes even more important to also avoid death (may take some more time as I still only have ~20 hours with new new update).
Something that helps is having a lot of baronies in your capital county. This way you can spam the plague resistance building.
Subscriber 122! WOO! This is like buying Bitcoin in 2013! Great information! I like how you actually used numbers instead of "I think" and "I feel like".
Thanks for the kind, encouraging comment! I try to be evidence-based when I can
Always so helpful, dude! Wish it was as easy to lose weight in real life as going on hunts! Probably a bit too many feasts in my life lately hahaha
You can do it!
Ck3 Queen of England challenge.
Great guide! Excited for the one on traits!
amazing video mate!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You have talent in making videos, well done. If I may give you a piece of advice. Make videos with long themes, but divide them into 2 or 3 parts. Long videos discourage clicks and views. The quality is excellent, you explain well.
Thank you for the kind words! It’s funny my recording style is I write a word for word script I read from because if I don’t, I lose my words while recording. I end up trying to create an information flow that is overly complete, elongating the video length. I would love 10 minute videos but that may be too short? Would love to hear further feedback like this, thank you!
@@breadgodgamingit's pretty good as it is right now
To get the Aspiring Blademaster for your heir is easy. You put your Marshal on Training and you forbid all the other knights from fighting then the only one who gets trained is your heir and if you want to make him Legendary you send him to wars without other knights. Make sure u have some kickass MAA with high damage so your heir gets the victory
Wow great tips! I’m in the process of of testing plagues and seeing if I should recommend more disease resistance. With your method that would be a dependable source of resistance :) Thank you!
Excellent explanations here. "Brosatru" sent me 😂
Thank you for the kind words! Haha my humor is quirky I'm glad you enjoyed the funny name.
Great content - using your tips and my latest ruler made it till 127. unfortunately he couldn’t join tournaments at ~ 123 (even though he still had 84 strength). Just 3 more years…😢
Thank you for your kind words! That is an impressive age for your ruler!! They did make getting the infirm trait more likely since I released this video, which is a bummer since sometimes you can outlive it for many decades but it prevents you from participating in tournaments (like you probably experienced). So I've made it a habit to get the health traits earlier than before to prevent old age from blocking me from getting them.
Top Notch.
Thank you :)
At least 90 sounds great right about now
I love long lived rulers, so I highly recommend mastering extending your life :)
Base game before the artifacts came in. Starting Leon and getting all 3 at level 3 in 4th generation. He took over at 12 and died at 96. Finished all learning lines, seducer (he was getting a new lover every 11 months or some events to add another.) and two lines in the steward line. He never got caught having other kids (note lovers' kids at the time did not count for inbreeding) He had a few wives, and the last one was daughter, granddaughter and great granddaughter. (She also married not the next ruler, but the one after that.) I figured he added 92 kids. he would get nieces, daughters or granddaughters to produce one or two kids, then break up and marry them off. He even was seduced by his mother and had a few kids with her and even his daughter/sisters. He also got pure blood and concentrated blood, along with becoming the Iberian emperor. Then so many traits earned for hunts and feasts.
That's an amazing story! I'm super impressed you lived to 96 before all the updates. I only started playing right before Royal Court was released and from then until now, I noticed it became really really easy to consistently live to 100 from all the DLC and new traits (hunter/traveler/hastiluder) that came out
@@breadgodgaming only two other times did I get into the 80's, but tons into the 70's
@@brett76544 with all the DLCs and update I think you can live to 110 most times especially if you did world conquest / have access to the best sponsors possible
@@breadgodgaming just base game
With Know They Self, can it actually end up hurting you if you could get your health back up?
Correct, if you were just about to get a buff from hunt/feast/etc to bring your health back up to 'fine' but you unluckily rolled for death, then 'Know Thyself' locks in your death date even if you get your health all the way to 'excellent'. It's still worth it because at least it warns you when inheritance will happen and 1 year is a lot of time to prepare.
@@breadgodgaming cheers thanks for the thoughtful replies
@@breadgodgamingYou actually can. On my first playthrough, my elderly queen was saved by acquired friendship. She lived for another 9 years after event and died at 92.
The woman was a legend, inherited Ireland at 4, was overthrown by her uncle, regained throne at 15 and practically created the British Empire
came here after i lost my best king :(
I'm sorry it happened :( Hopefully now you can get to 90-100 years of age!
Make a great burial for him and create a legend.
17:07 it sais "years of fertility", it's just increase time then you can have babies
For female characters, they lose their fertility/ability to have babies once they are 45 years old. Fecund will extend that to 50 years old. For male characters, they can always have children but have reduced fertility chance the older they get. I assume Fecund increases the chance distribution by 5 years.