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Not to get an alliance but to give more realism to the game 🙂
I wanted to confirm if this is the change you were referring to and if it aligns with your expectations. Previously, you mentioned placing the line in the hidden_effect section, which would limit its application to cultures specifically improving knights. Instead, I decided to place it in the Create Character creation section so that it will apply to all created characters, regardless of their culture or specific knight-related improvements.
Please feel free to let me know if there are any other improvements or suggestions you have in mind for the mod. Your feedback is highly valuable, and I am committed to enhancing the mod based on user input. Thank you once again for bringing this issue to my attention.