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Yeah, but if someone wanted to cheat in their achievements that badly, they'd find a way.
Of those methods, I don't recommend achievement manager, because for one I think it's cheap (certainly takes the point out of some of the stuff I've written, making it a waste of time), and for two, I don't recommend using third-party software to modify your Steam account.
<Row Name="AI_HANDICAP">
<Key>HANDICAP_CHIEFTAIN</Key>
to
<Row Name="AI_HANDICAP">
<Key>HANDICAP_PRINCE</Key>
in GlobalAIDefines.xml. But it doesn't seem to work.
Instead of 12 the AI now starts at 15 happiness. But the AI will no longer recieve an extra happiness for each luxury goods. I guess that "<NumCitiesUnhappinessMod>" is the amount of unhappiness you get from the number of cities in %. If so the AI now recieves 90% unhappiness from number of cities and population. Before when it played on chieftain it only recieved 60% unhappiness from cities and population.
I have yet to try and change the values.