If you are responsible for one of the above issues. Having an excessive number of banned accounts in a very short timeframe.Running a web bot/spider that downloaded a very large number of pages - more than could possibly justified as "personal use".Automated spam (advertising) or intrustion attempts (hacking).Your current IP address has been blocked due to bad behavior, which generally means one of the following: Does this mean you have to gain control of the crown of France to enable de jure creep ? Not really making heads or tails of the system just yet. Held and controlled by me for well over 120 yrs and still de jure of France. I have the same issue with a duchy in Asturius. I can't really aford for my guesses to be wrong. The other issue with this is, it's an ironman game. I think it has to do with my primary being Jerusalem. However, in my case, I have land in a kingdom where the duke holds all the land that is de jure to his duchy and is my direct vassel (which doesn't really matter but.) but yet it's not moving to my primary holding. Destroying the French title will create what you are looking for. I'll go ahead and tell you, you are correct. If I destroy France title, Toulouse should start ticking towards Ireland. It is ticking towards my primary title(kingdom of Ireland) where Toulouse de jure land is split between the Duchies of Toulouse and Berry(also my vassal) and it is not ticking towards Ireland.īerry is de jure of France(Which I also own) which disqualifies Toulouse from de jure drift as per the rules above, because it is technically half under Ireland and half under France though Berry. I turned Gascone into a merchant republic and he and his count vassals control the entire duchy. I recently conquered the duchies of Gasgone? and Toulouse from Aquitane. I'll give an example from my current game. I think what your issue is that the duchy isnt entirely controlled by one single vassal. The duchy is not part of the kingdom of Jerusalem The ducal title either does not exist or is held by the king or by a vassal of the king. The king does not hold the crown of the current de jure kingdom to which the duchy belongs. The entire duchy is within the realm of the king. "A duchy will begin to drift into a kingdom when the following conditions are met:
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