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Mind you, lots of money. I generally cap it at around 30k before considering increasing perceived relative power instead (raising a bunch of armies, even if they are gonna be disbanded soon after) or increasing relationship further. Or in some cases just waiting until their armies get wrecked by some random enemy or the other.
Yup!
Do not give them gifts to increase relations as they spend that money on more stacks -> harder to confederate. Instead, give them 20 000 to Join Confederation.
(Don't ask where all that money goes :P)
It is in the change notes:
"
- high relations help to confederate now much easier - in vanilla only power level does
Because of that change confederation penalties were added back, -3 public order (-8 in vanilla) and -3 local recruitment points. Penalties can be different for different factions.
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