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Yes they do, i'll post some pictures displaying it
glad you like those changes!
@people
lol
BUT WHO WILL CLEANSE THIS WORLD IN HOLY FIRE!?
This is a really good change imho.
When I play a bit tall, focussing on my domain I end up with 8 counties with all buildings and 20k cash.
It's so much, the only threat that exist if I can't get enough opinion with my vassals via gifts that they try to kill me.
Getting 50 gold per month is to strong (for a kingdom).
Now I can put this into my army
I would encourage those reading this to consider this mod as intended to be the lightest touch to existing gameplay as possible in order to achieve increased difficulty without adding artificial bonuses for the AI. Many mods add a crap ton of poorly tested and thought out features that the AI can never properly interact with. If you care about preserving vanilla features as much as possible while improving the AI this mod is for you.