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[13:32:50][E][lexer.cpp:297]: File 'common/defines/zzz_gptmi_defines.txt' should be in utf8-bom encoding (will try to use it anyways)
[13:32:50][E][defines.cpp:152]: Define 'NMercenary::HIRE_RANGE_SAME_CULTURE' not valid with given value, reason: Must be greater than or equal to 350
All that being said, the 'Chevauchée' is a very late medieval era kind of thing, namely it's use as an established military doctrine, which only was pursued after England's population was annihilated after the Black Death and they could not field the same numbers as before.
I'm not sure how modding works, but is there any way for the sake of historical accuracy that it could be tied to a late medieval era generic innovation (or an English/French regional innovation) to unlock it, or even making it only available after bubonic plague? It would really add so much more accuracy and anticipation for the late game.
I don't like how the AI declares war less but I understand the emphasis on raids if the ruler has a stable realm. Conquerors are the one's who expanded outside dejure historically but still, its fun to watch the map evolve and crumble and this really stabilizes everything more than I would like.