What do you think is missing in MTW2? Here we make update plans.

[youneuoy]

Ok, I’ll unlock the ability to change the faction during a single campaign using the console command control faction_name.

[franky317]

Wow fantastic!


the player could decide to take control of the papal state, if one of his cardinal is elected pope!

[Jadli]

That will be great! Though, hopefully it doesnt open a big can of worms we dont even know that exists yet ...

[Lord Baal]

Wow fantastic!


the player could decide to take control of the papal state, if one of his cardinal is elected pope!

Summon the Elector Counts!!!!

[Hungrykitten]

I know there is currently a system where you can make another faction a vassal- but would it be possible to allow 2 faction to confederate?

Loving the work you do on the mod btw- I really hopes it develops into something great!

[Jadli]

Actually, in connection to that, its currently impossible to make a starting faction a vassal, do you think you cuold try to fix that as well?

[leo.civil.uefs]

Ok, I’ll unlock the ability to change the faction during a single campaign using the console command control faction_name.

Great!Thats something I was looking for.

[franky317]

can the provoke_rebellion command work?

[youneuoy]

can the provoke_rebellion command work?

As far as I understand, this works if the public order in the settlement is <70%

[Jadli]

Yep, we talked of it and some other possibilities in this thread or the other one, scroll back by a page or two franky

[franky317]

Yes, I knew that under a tot of happiness the command works, I wondered if it could be set differently.

The scripts would be simpler

[Lord Baal]

Like make it work regardless the % of public order? Or maybe set a config were you set the % needed?

[youneuoy]

Like make it work regardless the % of public order? Or maybe set a config were you set the % needed?

I think it's possible. I'll see a little later.

[Jadli]

Just quoting myself on this

Though,there is a "provoke_rebellion" command that is supposed to force settlements rebel, but based on this discussion it doesnt work. But there is another command, "add_settlement_turmoil settlementname value" that works. It increases unrest, but you need high values to make the settlement rebel.

You can also use "barons alliance" emergence script for any faction, assuming the shadow faction in the script are rebels(=slaves). Rebels are de facto shadow faction to all factions so it works), so with doing some smart scripting you can do it to force a settlement of your choosing to rebel. I recall there was a guide on this, but cant find it RN. Anyway, the basics is that shadow factions emergence check public order in each setttlement and the ones in a public order limit you make can rebel, and you can also set how many settlements should the original factions keep, so through this there is a way. You could also combine it with "add_settlement_turmoul" to change public order to what you need. With labels now you could also make sure the govenor becomes "bad" to force it.

But yea, if there was a simple commnand for it, I suppose it wouldnt hurt

So combining the turmoil with provoke_rebellion in the same turn should get the job done. Or the barons stuff I suppose...

(provoke_rebellion actually works, but with negative popularity as we found out)

[Lord Baal]

It would work even better if we could control the requirements, making a town rebel without need of further workarounds would be better.

[Jadli]

Yes, indeed.

Just showing what the current capabilities are

[Lord Baal]

Oh that's good! I didn't realized that was what you were saying until reread now. Well that's an option already sure!

[Mountainhouzhe]

Hello youneuoy,
I am interested in changing the siege turns until surrender for settlements. Related to that is the attrition for besieged settlements, it seems to depend on the size of the sieging armies but I dont really know.

It would be nice to know if these can be influenced by memory editing.

Thank you for your effort.

Best regards

[Lord Baal]

A question, how does using this tool affects multiplayer? Specifically Steam multiplayer? Would it be recognized as a trainer and shut down or something?

[youneuoy]

A question, how does using this tool affects multiplayer? Specifically Steam multiplayer? Would it be recognized as a trainer and shut down or something?

If in multiplayer one player has something that the other does not have, desynchonization happens. The program works fine with multiplayer, but should be for all participants in the battle with the same settings.