When the game was released I had a bit more time to play and to create a spreadsheet like https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SRTbz_N--eXK66yucdrfh6WlrLOM8sLusgJ9Gg3o0lc/edit?usp=sharing. It's now a bit outdated, but I'm going to update it after 1.3 is released.
I didn't look at it much when I recently got back to the game, it was more helpful when I was creating it.
However, when I played recently as US, I was trying to get the information about how and why pops support particular IGs (why so little Aristocrats in US give so much clout to Land Owners?).
The Wiki (https://vic3.paradoxwikis.com/Interest_group#Political_strength) says:
Long story short - the relation is stored in
Here's the graph:
So it was more linear in 1.0.3 starting with wealth ~= 28 and in 1.1+ there's visible wealth value where the increase is much higher (~45).
I hope this helps when you want to know the internal mechanics
I didn't look at it much when I recently got back to the game, it was more helpful when I was creating it.
However, when I played recently as US, I was trying to get the information about how and why pops support particular IGs (why so little Aristocrats in US give so much clout to Land Owners?).
The Wiki (https://vic3.paradoxwikis.com/Interest_group#Political_strength) says:
Tooltips didn't give exact reason WHY given wealth give particular amount of power and by looking at random pops, I found the relation is not linear.
Long story short - the relation is stored in
common/buy_packages/00_buy_packages.txt and the values have changed in version 1.1.Here's the graph:
So it was more linear in 1.0.3 starting with wealth ~= 28 and in 1.1+ there's visible wealth value where the increase is much higher (~45).
I hope this helps when you want to know the internal mechanics
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