P.S: I'm not pretending a super-modder here, it's just that so far I was able to fix most things that I didn't like about the game, so I thought I could fix this one too, to enjoy the game more. How does a game defines that some deal (like trading a system) is deal breaker for AI? And is it even possible to change that? But, I don't know wich files and wich lines affects this shit. So, I need to make system-trading NOT a "deal breaker" for AI. This means that even if I change deal breaker value in defines.ini from -1000 to -100, it doesn't matter, cause all positive values are still gonna be ignored cause of the deal breaker, and therefore, even if I offer 500 energy, it's still gonna be -100, and not -92. So, if something's a deal breaker (like asking for systems, I guess), all other modifiers are ignored. Let a wave of new customizable options for your empire crash into Stellaris, with a treasure trove of new species portraits, ship set, origins and more. For instance, I have +8 trade acceptance for 500 energy credits, but If I add a system in demands, these +8 turns to 0. Embrace the life of a seafaring civilization as you sail the open expanses of the galaxy with Stellaris most immersive pack yet.
Thing is, if you try to trade someone else's systems, it becomes a "deal breaker", (as it called in defines.ini), and the other side gets -1000 acceptance modifier, and all positive values are being ignored. "ACCEPTANCE_DEAL_ALWAYS = 1000 # This is used when the AI should always accept a deal"
"ACCEPTANCE_DEAL_BREAKER = -133 # This is used when something is a deal breaker in diplomacy" Idk how to edit trade :/ Can anyone help, pls? Ok, so I really hate the fact that you can't take systems from your vassals, it's very stupid and unrealistic, so I thought I would mod that for myself, add some modifier, and things would be fine.
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