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I'm on a ~140ish campaign right now headed to a three way superpower battle. We have resolved our bordergore ourselves...
well, I'm Egypt and I got Lycia to be my ally with region trades, then chose a Mesopotamian kindgom, Ekurma to ally with and started feeding them resources...and now we're getting to the end of possible common enemies...
Are the AI factions becoming friends when they do this, is the question. Could make for interesting regional alliances.
@IfThenOrElse can you explain your reasoning behind one of the conditions for recipient/gifting factions not being vassal/vassal master for it to trigger? I mean this should have a higher chance of triggering if they are vassal/vassal master since it will make the map a lot cleaner due to some king factions have up to 2 or 3 vassals per campaign.