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Rapporter et oversættelsesproblem
Paradox themselves write
is_shown = {
is_ruler = yes
is_landless_adventurer = yes
}
In their own files, and it should be intented, do you disagree with the option being available for both?
is "is_landed" even an option? I dont see it in the paradox files.
is_shown = {
is_ruler = yes
is_landless_adventurer = yes
}
Since there's an implied AND, this means that you have to be both a ruler and a landless adventurer to use them, i.e. a landed ruler can no longer use them.
Is this the intended behavior? Or was that meant to be an explicit OR? And was it meant to be 'is_landed' instead of 'is_ruler'? Because a landless adventurer is already a ruler, so it's double checking in that case. Overall, was the intention something more like?:
is_shown = {
OR = {
is_landed = yes
is_landless_adventurer = yes
}
}