Anybody seen the AI use Enforce peace?

[berkz]

As the title says, is the AI enabled to use this? I've never seen it my games and I have over 1k hours invested.

Extra grief: I must say, 3 major patches since disabled, Paradox why do I still have a "offer loan" option?

 

[MrConsideration]

I've seen a tooltip when I received a CTA that suggested Russia might intervene in a war between Chagatai and Kazan (they didn't). This still makes me fairly sure the AI ca use Enforce Peace.

 

[Quickslow87]

In my current game, I saw a country try to enforce peace with a colonial nation. It may be the first or second time I've seen it tried.

 

[cpm4001]

I've seen multiple Enforce Peace attempts in my last game; however, they were all aimed at colonial nations (either between a colonial nation and another CN or a CN and a native tribe.) I have not seen a nation try to Enforce Peace on another 'regular' nation.

 

[berkz]

I've seen multiple Enforce Peace attempts in my last game; however, they were all aimed at colonial nations (either between a colonial nation and another CN or a CN and a native tribe.) I have not seen a nation try to Enforce Peace on another 'regular' nation.

I haven't really played the colonial game since 1.6 maybe this is only CN based.

 

[Andy578]

it's rare but it happens. in my last Holland game France used it on me a lot as i tried to rip apart Burgundy. sad part is i was forced to accept each time since my allies were crap and France is France

 

[Zqrfmb]

unless the overlord is enforcing peace against my CN when they attack their CN and start winning, no I do not see it.

 

[Freudia]

I've only seen it in regards to CNs. CNs are probably one of the few instances I don't like the mechanic on, too.

 

[IIWW]

I think the AI usues it when it means it. Not like player do, "I want some provinces". And, ofc, to protect his CN, thats very often.

 

[Freudia]

I think the AI usues it when it means it. Not like player do, "I want some provinces". And, ofc, to protect his CN, thats very often.

Honestly, any instance the AI 'means' to use enforce peace it uses warns instead.