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in theory should work otherwise, I'll be testing myself soon enough
I haven't seen any changes that would warrant a change to the weights used in the AI espionage logic, but I could be wrong/underinformed. I'm still not seeing any adverse behavior by the AI empires, but I'm continuing to monitor this.
I recently learned how to access the game's save files internal data, but have not extensively watched it. I'm still learning what is stored there and what it means as far as in game effects.
I'm open to the ideas of others on this. Am I just being too stubborn and not seeing some problems?
Orion rewrote a lot of Stellaris combat AI and Canis Minor rewrote the Pre-FTL AI, along with adding new origins and the new cloaking technology.
Both Orion and Canis Minor I'm fairly certain didn't touch the AI espionage mechanics. I could be off on this some and defer to the mod author's judgement on this.
If anyone doesn't feel comfortable using this mod with the mod author verifying compatibility, then I would advice caution and avoid this mod for now. Personally, I've looked through the mod's code and compared to the new files of Stellaris Canis Minor and don't see any conflicts, so am continuing it's use for now.