@Sol
Yeah I remember helping you on discord with spawning armies in every province, glad you got it working in the end.

I don't want to spawn armies in every province in this mod because I think it's more than OP already, the idea is too help the target, not make them 100% invincible.

Which reminds me I still need to add a balance game rule to reduce the armies power.

Take what you want from this mod with my blessing

How about a little exchange of ideas. I am considering "borrowing" a few of the features of this mod which I think is a good thing.

I made a mod (before seeing this), Sol Unrestricted Warfare. In this mod, I was able to get (with help from Discord) the army spawn function to spawn in every province instead of just capital. Looking at your mod, it might be "more fun" if the troops spawn in each province belonging to the "beloved". And it might not, of course. Just putting that out there. Cheers.

@牛奶大魔王
Done, thanks

Greeting! what a great mod, I want more Chinese player used it so i have translation it in CK3 mod Chinese submod
would u make a line in description

here's my Chinese translation:
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3403925213

@franz
There have been no changes needed since last September, so yes it still works but I just haven't got around to bumping the supported version update, but I'll get around to pushing the version update some time this week-end now you've reminded me

does it work in the latest update?

@hamletsdead
Also the ARRC are appointed to a war, not to a character.

So if your son has two wars ongoing, one against his sister, and one against his uncle, then you have to choose which war you aid him in. Once that war is over then the ARRC disband.

Meaning if you give him troops in his war against his sister, once that war is over those troops will disband, so they can no longer help in the war against his uncle.

You can ofc give him ARRC aid in both wars, so when one war is over the other ARRC will still exist for the remaining war.

@hamletsdead
Nothing happens unless you make it happen.

If your daughter attacks your son, neither have ARRC troops, unless you give one or both aid, then the troops are theirs to command as they see fit, the ARRC troops don't care who they are pointed at, an enemy is an enemy.

Similarly if your brother attacks your son and you give your son aid, then your son has ARRC troops that he can point at his uncle.

Seems like a super-cool idea, but how does this work if I give titles to multiple heirs before I die and they start vassal wars against each other (e.g., sister attacks brother, or uncle attacks son, etc)? Does the Allied Reaction Corps ignore family infighting?

@LITVIN
"So don't complain to me about the maa being OP or imba, they are meant to be. Use the mod or don't, it's your choice.

On the issue of imba, the opportunity to help should include common sense, this is sending your possible army to help, naturally on your own, while the king should not weaken his lands, then there will be realism in this, but a magic army appearing out of nowhere is stupid, or introduce the mechanics of hiring in that territory for your own money, shelves available in random quantities to help with available funds, and then depending on your luck for the sake of realism.

@Lost Nomand, thank you for your answer

@PhazezGova
ARRC is a player only feature.

Does the AI also use this feature and help your friends, etc., or is it only for us players?

I suspected that the way it was described but I just wanted to verify it. Thank you

@Kudaria
No because you are not participating in the war, you are just giving them some troops to fight their own wars, they are essentially their troops

In some circumstances you could actually be involved in the war but in that case you get credit for what you actually do in the war, not what your ally does with these troops.

So...do you get credit for participating in your liege's war with these troops?

Honestly cba to get in to this with someone that refers to their niece as their nephew.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/nibling
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/nibling
https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/nibling
https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/words-were-watching-nibling

nibling is not a word and when referring to nieces and nephews one just says nephews just like we always have for anytime both genders are involved, the male version is used.

Learned a new term today. Cool and thanks.

@rustydragonling
Glad you like the mod, but there's nothing to correct, nibling is a gender neutral term for niece and nephew

"...why the hell we cannot aid our children, grandchildren, niblings..."

Thank you and please don't correct this. I will forever be calling my siblings in-game "niblings".

@SirSalsa
No, they are additional troops to the game, they have no impact on your army.

Cool mod, do you temporarily lose the troops you send to assist?

@evenanthony17
Thank-you, it's always nice to hear my mods are helpful

I love all of your mods, I use so many of them. This is great!

@John2Lionheart
No the character interaction is not available to AI.

Does the AI use it?