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# No preferred areas at all. Default AI does not colonize.
continent = { }
region = { }
# The amount of provinces we try to colonize at the same time
expansion = 0
# % of the time we prefer to establish a tradingpost if both are good.
tradingpost = 20
# Bonus for areas to establish colonies adjacent to previous ones.
neighbour = 10
# Bonus/Penalty for establish colonies adjacent to other countries.
enemies = -1# 100 = max trader rate, lesser means slower focus on sending a trader.
traders = 100
# 100 = Total monopolist, will refuse trade as much as possible.
monopoly = 25# 100 = Total warmonger, 0 = absolute pacifist
war = 0
ferocity = no#if possible we WILL go counter reform
counterreform = no#Which countries to conquer if possible. (to guide nation historically)
combat = { }
#How important is it to gather troops close to base
base = 5.9
#How important is it to be as close to target position when gathering troops.
front = 0.1
#Evaluation factors for conquer plans
conquer =
{
# multiply enemy province value
enemy = 0.5
# multiplying supply factor
supply = 0.1
# factor for distance to not owner provinces
distance = 0.1
# factor for owned provines
owner = 5.9
# Multiplier for provinces not in supply.
notsupply = 1.0
# Multiplying the base constant for conquer.
base = 1.0
}
# Modifiers for garrison plans
garrison =
{
fortress = 5.9
strategic = 0.1
size = 5.9
supply = 9.0
war = 0.1
}
Only if they get enorougmously big or a few key provinces, like Constantiople.Garbon said:
Jinnai said:
Have you read IDLF AI Bible? Owner means how worried a country should be by the enemy occupiying his provinces. This value should be low for big countries and higher but not very high for small countries. If you think that it does something different or that it works opposite to that you will have to prove it rather conclusively.Jinnai said:
It means that those with higher, especially signifigantly higher owner always get the seiges, that they rarely start seiging other provinces unless someone else is there already who can already take the province otherwise, and if they do, it will essentially be handed over to anyone who comes along. They also are not ones to press for provinces in peace deals.Fodoron said:
That is exactly the opposite of what everybody (Daywalker, IDLF, AI explanations by Paradox) have told us. High value should make a nation turn back home when one of her provinces is under siege. Before you can convince me of that you are going to need a lot more evidence than a few observations over a perticular set-up. Perhaps a controlled scenario with several nations of the same size and power, starting with all of them with the same AI and same owner value, and then variations of that, and big enough numbers to rule out statistical bias.Jinnai said:
Damn stupid me...Fodoron said:
