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Family tree UI

While the new changes are great, having characters only be represented via their portraits is rather frustrating.

Since the faces aren't extremely memorable and can occur multiple times at the same time, the information wether or not a character is a general/admiral/politician, his location and name should be represented to the right of the portrait.

Right now this information is only accessible by hovering over a characters portrait, what makes searching/identifying a certain character a bit annoying.

To show what I mean, here is a example:



PS: Does anybody know what the orange icon on the faction leader means? While the respective other two stand for heir/ruler, this one has no tooltip.


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  • ArgonArgon Registered Users Posts: 1,501

    PS: Does anybody know what the orange icon on the faction leader means? While the respective other two stand for heir/ruler, this one has no tooltip.


    I would like to know this too
    My favorite factions in TW titles:
    Rome 1 - House of Julii
    Medieval 2 - Milan
    Empire - UK
    Napoleon - France
    Shogun 2 - Tokugawa
    Rome 2 - Macedon
    Attila - Western Roman Empire
    Warhammer - Empire (Karl Franz)
    Three kingdoms - Sun Jian
  • CA_GrimfeldCA_Grimfeld Registered Users, Moderators, CA Staff Posts: 291
    That means that the character is Family Leader. In hereditary government types (i.e. empire) the faction leader is always the family leader as well. In elective government types (i.e. republic) the faction leader and the family leader might be two different people. The faction leader might in fact be a member of another party.

    In anyway, you always choose the heir for your family, he might or not be faction leader.
  • Benjin#3371Benjin#3371 Registered Users Posts: 258

    In elective government types (i.e. republic) the faction leader and the family leader might be two different people. The faction leader might in fact be a member of another party.

    I've been wanting this ever since launch and Power & Politics - so glad it's finally implemented!

    Currently working on a whole lot more, stay tuned.
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