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DEY123

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I know that diffuclty does the typical of making you a bit weaker and the computer stronger from a stats standpoint.

What does the agression setting change? Does it just adjust national influence with you? Does it make the computer declare more wars or just more wars against you?

I have been playing sweeden and I feel like Russia should have either attacked me or Prussia when I was fighting Prussia. We were both so weak that they should have attacked but did not (of course maybe others scared them).
 

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I have been wondering the same, as well as the actual specific effects of the difficulty settings. I am used to games like Hearts of Iron where it spells out what the modifiers will be at various levels of difficulty.

I am sure there is a text file in some game folder that one would wade through to see the specific effects, though the one for aggression might be a little harder to quantify.