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Miao Ying vs Slaanesh face off (campaign balance) [Immortal Empires & Realms of Chaos]

It only buffs Miao if you start as N'Kari/Azazel/Sigvald. you could edit the db/faction_potential_difficulty_overrides_tables to add in Daniel's faction if you wanted.

does this upgrade miao ying if playing daniel? im using the slaanesh corruption stuff as him, and i wanted to see if i could get a potential increase for her bc shes been crushed by vilitch the two times i made it over there lol

Now updated to work with the "Immortal Empires Expanded" mod.

Miao Ying sexy plis

Saving and reloading fixed it.

Mod makes Miao Ying invisible on the map in ROC campaign.

I think it's a great system for RoC, it meant your campaigns always ended in a face off with a powerful lore appropriate foe.

Many thanks! After getting more info about this system I think CA released a monster.

@grunt, check out the table in my screenshot for the mod, that's literally all it is, so to #1 yes,
#2 it is a fixed buff to create an archenemy to your faction as you stated.
#3 the buff is fixed based on campaign difficulty.
#4 yes is is a table value, although many different tables contribute to it, and there is some random roll that is determined at the start of the campaign. Potential should always make hard difficulties harder however. It is why legendary factions gobble up smaller ones. But note that the "hostility" buff (faction potential difficulty override table) I reference is only a feature of the Realms of Chaos Campaign, and not in Immortal Empires by default.

Hey, I found your explanation of the potential system quite intriguing. May I ask you for some clarifications?

1. When you said "This mod only messes with the 3rd round of "hostility"buffs", do you mean the 3rd category of potential you named?

2. Assuming you only meant the buff to the 3rd potential category, which you named as "hostility" buff, do you know the nature of its reliance to the player? More precise: Is it a fixed buff at the start of the game to create an archenemy to your faction or does it give hostile factions a buff depending on the player strength?

3. If it is a buff in accordance to strength, is the triggering factor the "relation", a "war declaration" or some hidden value?

4. Is faction potential in general just a margin like a table with values, that need to get triggered by other routines? This would explain why some people have absolute hell on earth on lower difficulties while the higher difficulties can turn out to be much easier.