Dead at start. Like, from the furthest back in time any character in the game lived, all the way to the last to die before the game starts.
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In that case, best thing to do is edit the character history files, tedious as that is.
Sorry to repeat question, but, can someone confirm wether on_execute fires before of after the prisoner dies? And if it fires after, is there any way to make an event fire just before?
Thank you a lot
Thank you a lot
Yes. It won't get your liege though, or his other direct vassals, or their courtiers.
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however he could just scope his liege and then scope his realm characters.
How often do the AI check decisions? ai_will do is really confusing for me because I don't know how often they'll check the decision. 0.5 would mean half the time I think, but is it a 50% chance every day, week, month, lifetime or what?
ai_will_do I think work likes plots and ambition, a weight for which decision of all the aviable will they pick the first. As for frequency, I bet it's the same as mtth event. which IIRC it's 20 days.
Just theorycrafting though
Just theorycrafting though
ai_will_do = 0.5 is half the weight, so longer time. Exactly how much longer depends on the weights of all other relevant decisions.
I don't think the frequency of decision checks is known.
I don't think the frequency of decision checks is known.
Are you sure that time is proportional to weight, somehow? In my experience, the AI having a decision aviable will mean they pick it ASAP, and have observed no difference in time while modifying the weights. THough my experience might be caused by RNG itself. What has been your, richvh?
There's a is_dying condition that fires just before a character dies.
I have not tested, but often there aren't any other decisions available to the AI because of cooldowns or the AI being excluded from some decisions, so there's nothing (or very little) else to be weighed against. It's not like there's a "do nothing" decision defined (at least, in the vanilla game) to be weighed against, like there's a "do nothing" event (0) to be weighed against in on_action random_events.
What I want to do is that when a character is going to be executed, an event prevents him from dying. In that case, is is_dying useful?
I'm not sure I remember you asking the question and when I saw it I thought that it may be worth brining to your attention.
couple of pages back. I thank you for it, mind you! I hope i didn't came up as rude or something. It that's the case, I apologise, wan't my intention.