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Not sure why CA introduced this tbh...it doesn't make sense.
Just wanted to make sure you have a intel. Its kinda sad thats not possible to use both together but i rather prefer yours other the other.
I looked all over the database to try to figure out where that calculation is made and can't find it anywhere. Its really weird how its being used too, because the balance of power modifier might be wildly different for two different regions being 'bought' from the same faction. I think there must be a script or something RPFM can't see? I also think its poorly labeled in that UI for what the calculation actually is or means. (they valued the last piece of my starting province very high, and then didnt throw on that cost hit to another random settlement that wasn't strategically important to me)
Maybe when the assembly kit comes out that can be modded. Maybe I just couldn't find it and someone else will. Until then, I just installed the console commands mod and paid myself for the value of the settlement I needed to keep my early campaign going...
If so, that's not something this mod is touching.