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I always like playing with subjects while staying relatively small myself but in vanilla Vicky the dynamic between Overlord and Subjects is really bad in my opinion so your mod really helps.
With debug_mode, the event can't find a state and go on NULL_STATE :
(convert_population missing perspective. Could not find parameters for Pronoun "third" Past tense required "false" Negative required "false")
Other than that, cool mod, would been useful if we could also have synergizing rights of women and whatnot.
It sounds like you have many subjects...
I'm not planning on changing the economic weighting, but I am working on lobbies, which I am going to make matter more. The lobby code is just difficult to work with so it's a work in progress.
For example, I’m playing as Iran with a GDP of 1B, and my subject, the Sikh Empire, has a GDP of 144M. I control 42% of their domestic GDP, yet their total Economic Dependence modifier is only -0.27. However, the “Power of the Army” for all subject nations is +0.35 — even though I have two times the military power of the Sikhs. Because of this, every one of my subjects wants to break free.
Would it be possible to adjust the weighting between economic and military power in this calculation?
- Fixed liberty desire of middle subjects going haywire when they had no fleet
- Fixed India being consolidated into Ceylon
- Subjects (like India), can now *try* and consolidate their own subjects