FalconLover420
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Considering the premise of the game and what we already got, we can safely assess that the dev does not take harsh RL politics in account regarding the MC (everyone else can die, true enough).
MC can't get hurt, he can barely lose girls (unless he explicitly decides to do so), everyone around him solves his problems, every opposition is practically only there to make him succeed and overpower them. The conflicts and scary preomonitions in this game exist to scare the player into (falsely) believing that MC can and will fail, when instead he overcomes everyone of them just by marching through the plot.
Were there any bad long lasting consequences for Mc? No. Were there early Game Overs? No. Were there drastic branches that lead to a significant unhappier Mc? No.
I like the game for what it is, but I'm not fooled into believing that it gives MC a difficult time and that he will ever truly struggle to maintain his power or fail to get the woman he wants. The game until now was just too easy for that -> power fantasy.
I mean its up to LM on what he wants to do. Because he does have a consequence brewing if you executed cass or have isis poison cass for you, its pretty dark. This doesn't take into account if you took the val dark path and also did the dark path of elin. Speaking of Elin, you do lose her path if you decide to not intervene .
What I am trying to say is instead of going for everyone maybe its better to just settle on making them unofficial secondary spouses or concubines away from public eye for obvious reasons. This also gets in line with isis who said that she will murder ANY of your other children should they try to contest her children's throne.
Plus like the post above yours, the power derived from loyalty of the vassals and sometimes that loyalty is questionable that many kings had to appease other powerful vassals to help them. This explains Cass's motive in the green path to make the western nobility vassals focus on the war in the west and have a respected, loyal regent who approves of the war back at the capital.