Crusader Kings III banned mods with same-sex marriage as they “broke” the game

Portal PC Gamer said that after the release of patch 1.3 for Crusader Kings III removed from the game to support modifications of same-sex marriages. True, Paradox Interactive’s decision is not related to censorship – the mentioned mods had to be banned when fixing certain problems in-game systems.

The developer’s comment states: “In the current case, the change was part of a set of fixes related to the behavior of concubines in the game. It led to mistakes, for example, when dead people became concubines. This was in no way implemented to prevent players from adding same-sex marriage to Crusader Kings III . “

“The problem is that currently, there are some features in the base game that make it difficult to add formal legal same-sex marriage to modifications without harming specific game aspects, ” the statement went on to say. ” The Crusader Kings III team and Paradox Interactive, in general, are very conscious about the issue of representativity in their projects, and same-sex romances have been included in CKIII since launch, but we understand that this is not the same as a legal relationship.”

Paradox Interactive will fix this issue and release an update for the foreseeable future. But if you believe the words of a programmer from the Crusader Kings III team, it will not be released soon.