Update?

I was wondering, as a major fan of you and this mod, if you would update it for me. Thank you. Your Love and Yours Truly. Me

no idea your friend ordered me to review bomb this and ask you to update it

is it broken? should still be up to date

"good guy eggshells" says please update this

update ?

@Kisigi Only AI countries have the boost which prevents nation collapse in base game. Player countries have no such boost. All this mod does is even the playing field.

just AI nations? and player?

@Coach

All this mod does is remove the loyalty boost on rebellion for the AI, so that one rebellion firing will not prevent other rebellions in the same country from firing.

Theoretically, it should be OK with Invictus, but I can see it causing issues if Invictus depends heavily on a modification to lines in "/on_action/00_specific_from_code."

How does an Ai faction collapse?? If there is civil war, then the winner simply absorbs the loser, in effect the empire doesnt collapse. I have seen some other greek Empires though breaking from within, and splintering into several factions, i think these are specific nations with scripts perhaps?

So if i put this as the last in load order, it should be compatible with Invictus?

It's all right. Thank you.

Should be this within the file path of "common/on_action/00_specific_from_code."

on_rebellion_in_country = { #root scope parent country
effect = {
if = {
limit = {
is_ai = yes #There are numerous tools to offset rebellions, all of which are situational - the AI will never be able to manage these with the same ability as a human player, so we reduce the frequency of revolts to balance.
}
every_country_state = {
capital_scope = {
add_state_loyalty = 30
}
}
}
}
}

Change add_state_loyalty to zero. Although this should work fine with any mod as long as it is set to override any of the other changes, rather than be overridden by them.

Apologies for the late response and if this is useless by now; I don't really pay attention to this mod comments section anymore, lol.

what is the code line? I want to make this compatible for invictus.

I believe it works fine, although I'll consider the possibility that it does not @PeePeeActual

common/on_action/00_specific_from_code

It's in there.

@RomeWasntConqueredInADay

it feels like collapse is more possible, i see a lot more civil wars and stuff going on. dunno if that's just luck or not, kinda hard to tell beyond looking at it

just out of curiosity, how and where would I manually change the loyalty bonus? if you don't mind?

@suckston I have been looking for such a mod for my mega campaign , What is the name of the mod

It should work fine, if somebody could confirm that would be great

love the mod, hopefully you update

Is this mod up to date and working?

didja fix this?

It might be broken

ill be using it on 1.4.0 btw as im using the mod which sets end date to 867 and introduces christianity and islam in respective dates to promptly convert my save to ck3 but maybe this time without 3 blobs covering whole map (which instantly fall apart) but more fragmented countries and empires. cheers

hope it works, and thank you very much for making such a mod. i just want the diadochi to finally fall as they should almost instantly in vanilla. not a revolt every 50 years which is 90% of the time quelled after a year or two

I will look into this and see if it is broken

I added it to a running campaing and it doesn´t work, any advice please?

Does this mod prevent nations from remaining with over 500 territories for a long time?

oh okey, after the big nations were in wars over years straight thrue and no one collapsed i was curius, but when u say u dont see any differences in text i will test it again and give u notice.

Interesting, there shouldn't be a difference in text or actions but nations should tend to fall apart more. That's the only difference.

like 75 years or so and no other mods. didn't see any differences in text or actions

So the Roman Empire AI will destroy itself as it did historically?

Paradox games are great, but the difficulty slider is literally just a slider for wether you wanna cheat or if the AI should cheat. And even when you put it on normal the AI cheats.

How many in game years was the mod observed over, and what other mods are you using in conjunction?

just tried it, nothing changed??

I'll work on pushing flavor updates and expansion of functionality at a later date.

Updated - all of this should be fixed now.

Hi, you might want to update the mod for 2.0.3 - the version of the file you're using seems to be outdated. This causes, for example, the treasure bug to come back (where if you diplo-annex a vassal, their treasures are not moved to your country).

do you know where the +30 character loyalty boost is in the game files? I see this mod changes the province boost.

Nice.

Oh man, I'm so keen to play with this mod. My main problem with Imperator has been how insanely monolithic the AI empires become, especially the empires which historically collapsed or dwindled in this period.

Doesn't work

This is such an under-appreciated mod. I just don't think it's fun when Super Egypt takes over the entire eastern half of the map every game. This doesn't make the AI weak, it just stops them from being invincible

No problem. I'm happy to be of assistance.

Activated it in my ongoing save. It took a few years to take effect (as expected - the AI of course has the loyalty cushion of the past to burn through), but now works like a charm. Seleukid Empire experiencing a nice chain revolt. They appear to be able to quell it finally, but it is nice to see that the AI now has to put some energy in those things. Thank you @mcliu5 for putting up this mod

It seems to be working for other people. I'll look at the update, but I don't believe anything would have broken it.

@4X-Fan It just sets the loyalty boost value to 0. The actual prior number should be irrelevant, as the big fat 0 overrides it no matter what it was.

The description speaks of removing a boost of 25 loyalty, but the boost was +35 in v2.0 and v2.01 and got reduced to 30 with v2.02. Is that a typo or does the AI retain a (very small) benefit here?

Done a few tests with this and I have to say I think the game plays much, much better like this. Interesting to see even Rome actually suffers from a decent few rebellions early game with this.