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On the last WWW I noticed that one of the revolt effects in a Chinese province was 100% Intel to enemies(I may have worded it wrong). Basically it let's enemies see how many troops are in the province, etc.

How would less than 100 percent work? Would it say like 5,000-15000 men instead of a direct number? Does it help you see inside the province when you're 2 provinces away at 20%, up until you can see it from anywhere on the map at 100? Or is it just one of those things that is always either 0% or 100%.