Honorifics and Social Policies

[saraid]

Out of curiosity, I took note of each of the honorifics that come when you pick social policies.

Tradition: Lord X of Y
Liberty: (Guessing Consul -- PROBABLE)
Honor: X the Great of Y
Piety: X the Pious of Y
Patronage: X the Enlightened of Y
Commerce: Doge X of Y
Rationalism: (Guessing Wise -- PROBABLE)
Freedom: President X of Y
Autocracy: (Guessing Terrible)
Order: Chairman X of Y

The "PROBABLE" ones are based on noting that an AI had the title, and had completed that social policy. I think I have the Patronage one wrong.

It's a small thing, but it's a subtle piece of intel: if you meet Lord X of Y, you probably don't have to worry about expansionism until later. Maybe.

 

[R3dKnight]

Well spotted ! Something i always read through but didn't piece together.

 

[pi-r8]

so if they have multiple social policies, which honorific do they use?

 

[ShaqFu]

Patronage is "the Enlightened"
Order is "Chairman"

What I'm curious about is how the game decides between multiple trees.

 

[Ahriman]

I think its whichever they picked from most recently.

 

[saraid]

It uses (1) the one you have the most in, (2) the one you picked most recently.

So if you have 4 Piety, and then you pick a Commerce SP, you're still The Pious.

There's an odd seeming-bug where I picked Free Religion, then finished Tradition branch, and then finished Freedom branch: I went from Doge Gandhi to Gandhi the Pious to Lord Gandhi and then it didn't make me President.

ty, ShaqFu