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@Konstantin: i have already won the short campaign, but i normally play for total dominance (annihilate all others).
Factions can be at -300 with each other and still not declare war on each other if they don't want to declare war on an enemy that's a lot stronger / has many alliances.
There's a mod that fixes this by adding a script that adds a 10% chance to declare war for every -100 standing, it checks every turn.
Makes the game a lot more active, also allows you to just raid enemies till they declare war on you instead of you having to declare war on them and their defensive allies.
edit:
but i will try to load an early game (where my upkeep was low, but income high), to save this ridiculous amount of cash, just to buy them pointy-ears out...
@❦Xeonzsღ💕: as you said, in vanilla it is completely impossible to influence them to war or even breaking military alliance etc. after chaos invasion. and even before that, it's almost impossible, as they have so strong affinities to each other. heck, i was only able to influence enshin early on to be my ally, only to be backstabbed by those rats like 200 turns later (after they conquered the whole south), because they confederated with an enemy rat...