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I as modder can only try to give the AI a push in the right direction, but it is still pretty brain-dead
Could you make this mod somewhere between what you have and vanilla? I like having less armies to fight which makes battles feel more meaningful, but at its current state this leaves the game with no challenge.
There was a mod for Rome 2 that mannaged to get rid of all the extra player and AI income, but needed to edit even more files than just "other income". This was due to the AI getting scaled bonus's to income against the player, based on difficulty and based even on the amount of money the player had stored.
It was really dumb.
The only problem with the mod, is that sadly the entire game was built around this artifical money supply to add challenge, so you then needed a mod to increase wealth values / increase tax rate.
I have considered doing something like that mod... it would just be the hastle of keeping it updated, and the fact I will buy the DLC... eventually... when its not absurdly priced, so the mod would always be out of date.