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I don't know for sure, but that probably contributes to their lack of aggression.
I'm not sure if you mean lack of aggression of Great Khan or AE. I have not observed any case where A.I. empires could compete militarily with AEs (though if you have let me know). The lack of aggression seems to be from relations. I think they would factor strength into account if it was a concern
I totally agree about the Great Khan. Seems like the idea is for it to be strong but always stoppable by targeting the Khan directly. It could cause a lot of mid-game chaos but not be an end-game wipe out. But as you said, it's just too weak. Tis a shame
I meant AE, since great Khan is just automatically hostile and gets stomped on by whoever's closest.
Most of my games in the last year or so (usually admiral non-scaling difficulty) involve multiple AI empires able to go toe to toe with awakened empires by the time they get around to awakening, if not outright solo kill them. Genocidal empires especially are prone to eating them up before they even awaken.
Oh, ok. Admiral difficulty. The test observer games I did were on ensign and by then the AI struggles to get enough fleet power to challenge AEs (maybe 200k-400k for the strongest).
As I said, I assume that the AEs WILL take into account fleet power when war deccing (since they have a value for 'bravery') so that could matter. However, I have seen them sit next to pathetic, pipsqueak empires and never attack them. But you can use a console command to set relations low and then they WILL attack.