Tell the other armies to leave..!

[Lamias]

I don't know if this has happened to you, but it's happening to me on regular basis.. Other (neutral) factions send their armies in my territories and destroy my trade etc... Is it possible to tell them, you know, just, back off!!

I noticed that when i send armies to their territories, our relations deteriorate.. How can i tell them not to do it to me?

thanks!!!

[JorisofHolland]

If they are neutral, they should not disrupt trade, and I don't think there is devastation (not sure though) so they won't have any effect. You can't tell them to get out of your lands, but you can use the console to get them away. The command is move_character "Pietro Ziani" 112,113 . Pietro Ziani is just a name, replace it to your liking, 112,113 are coordinates, you can use others (better do so, for I have no idea where the character will end up)

[The Mouth of Sauron]

Actually to see the place where the character will be landed() you need first to put show_cursorstat at the location your mouse is on.

[Goofy]

As far as I know, even neutral armies block roads and prevent the nearby cities from trading.
Allied armies don't probably do this.

@Lamias: the reason why your relations decrease is that you aren't allied or anything like that. Get a military access with them, it allows you and/or your partner to take your/their troops to their/your lands without relation decrease.
By the way, do my huge units work perfectly? Do you have any problems with it?

[Lamias]

Ok thnx for the tips!!

@Da Goofy: Not only it works perfectly, it is also awesome! My pc is quite good, so now i play in huge scale and i can finally have the epic battles i dreamed of!!

[Goofy]

Good to know as someone had problems with it

[Enomine]

For me, a simple show of force usually makes them leave my lands. For example, it was obvious that Venice was planning to attack me (HRE) because he had moved a few stacks into my lands, and his diplomat was constantly trying to bribe one of my castles (a surefire sign the AI will attack soon, or at least wants to attack soon). To deter him, I moved 2 large stacks as near to his soldiers as possible without entering their red zone of control, but blocking them from advancing any further. In two turns he had backed off into his land because he was blocked from being able to hit a target he thought he could take (the Ai won't attack if it doesn't "think" it can win).

[JorisofHolland]

Does the AI "think"? I thought it moves it armies random