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It also feels like your allies will do the same, even in a war of aggression. They'll just sit in your capital and let the war-score tick away while the hostile AI continues sitting in their capital as well. Most wars it basically just feels like you're fighting alone while the AI provides extra garrisons. Even if I move to the same spot as my allied armies then move the enemy, they usually won't move to engage with me, and when they do they oftentimes take so long to follow that they'll be up to a month behind me and they go in after I already lost the battle and just feed.
Maybe he could of won the war if he had better troops, but he stayed put and lost the war goal.
I turned this mod of and he immediately attacked.
Maybe something could be done to at least try to achieve his war goal?