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AI shouldn't do that. I haven't seen it in observer games either. Do you have an example?
Mostly because it started to trade on World Market much more.
France does not conquer North Africa, Britain does not conquer Hong Kong etc
Also the AI does even worse economy wise than vanilla.
What can be the reason of such behaviour? I'm using grey's modes together with Kuromi, but they are compatible as far as I understand
I'll try to redownload the mode, maybe it works strange
Increased military scaling with income by 40% to compensate for not counting investment pool as income. Similarly institution spending has been increased.
Decreased subject payment is back. The overlords literally have more money than they can spend.
While we are on that topic, AI having overflowing gold reserve is a base game limitation that I have no way to fix. Nothing I tried could make AI queue more than one building per week, so ~800 construction is as much as the country AI can utilize.
AI should build more electricity than vanilla now, but still far from enough. I think the way AI constructs is too random for them to handle local goods.
This is likely the end of the economic tunings. Once Paradox is done fixing bugs and go on summer breaks, I will start tinkering with treaties.