Greece: Gordian Knot Chances

[Arthrodira]

Anyone know what determines the likelihood that France and/or the UK join war against Turkey if both have gotten their concessions in the convention? Is it random or weighted by something?

 

[Bunnytob]

By the looks of things, I think it's this event here:

#Megali idea - Greek Allies are Summoned to Fulfill their Pledges
country_event = {
    id = bftb_greece.229
    title = bftb_greece.229.t
    desc = bftb_greece.229.desc
    picture = GFX_report_event_gre_allied_diplomacy_military

    is_triggered_only = yes
    
    option = {
        name = bftb_greece.229.a #to war!
        add_to_war = {
            targeted_alliance = FROM
            enemy = TUR
            hostility_reason = asked_to_join
        }
        GRE = { country_event = { id = bftb_greece.230 } }
    }
    option = {
        name = bftb_greece.229.b #the situation has changed
        add_stability = -0.05
        if = {
            limit = {
                any_state = {
                    is_core_of = TUR
                    is_claimed_by = ROOT
                }
            }
            every_state = {
                limit = {
                    is_core_of = TUR
                }
                remove_claim_by = ROOT
            }
        }
        GRE = {
            add_opinion_modifier = {
                target = ROOT
                modifier = GRE_denied_our_ambitions_ITA
            }
            GRE = { country_event = { id = bftb_greece.231 } }
        }
    }
}

Which... weirdly, doesn't seem to have any probabilities attached to it.
I think this might be worth bringing to the attention of @bitmode .

 

[sauerkrautpie]

-Didn't allied the fascists
-Called everyone to the conference
-Accepted every demand

France and UK joined. Romania were guaranteeing Turkey tho, unless you have direct border with them it is impossible to invade Romania, since both UK and French can't survive even when holding Ports.

 

[ThaHoward]

-Didn't allied the fascists
-Called everyone to the conference
-Accepted every demand

France and UK joined. Romania were guaranteeing Turkey tho, unless you have direct border with them it is impossible to invade Romania, since both UK and French can't survive even when holding Ports.

Impossible you say? Done it on ironman, with the starting divisions, no cheesing and as both fascist and democratic Greece.

The question is wether or not the Allies will accept. I suppose high relations is the key. Plus a good dose of luck.

 

[sauerkrautpie]

Impossible you say? Done it on ironman, with the starting divisions, no cheesing and as both fascist and democratic Greece.

The question is wether or not the Allies will accept. I suppose high relations is the key. Plus a good dose of luck.

I rushed to the focus, without building any army or industry, i supported other invasions with my army, but they were not able to hold. I don't know if i had high relations or not, but doing focus in early times might help, when the tension is low.

 

[Delpheus]

The real question is why would you want to when the alternative is better

 

[ThaHoward]

I rushed to the focus, without building any army or industry, i supported other invasions with my army, but they were not able to hold. I don't know if i had high relations or not, but doing focus in early times might help, when the tension is low.

And I did so too. It is not impossible. Difficult, yes, but not impossible.

 

[bitmode]

Which... weirdly, doesn't seem to have any probabilities attached to it.
I think this might be worth bringing to the attention of @bitmode .

The AI chance defaults to 1 for each option: https://hoi4.paradoxwikis.com/Event_modding#ai_chance
The choice is completely random; very likely to be a bug.

 

[Arthrodira]

The AI chance defaults to 1 for each option: https://hoi4.paradoxwikis.com/Event_modding#ai_chance
The choice is completely random; very likely to be a bug.

Yeah it seems odd that winning the territorial concessions and having good relations (and possibly also debt repayment?) would have no impact whatsoever.