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Jake Dust

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May 7, 2008
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Is the new à la Sengoku/CKII relations system based on kings or on nations? It'd be great to be able to model things like the Seven Year's War Russian reversal of opinion and unilateral "white peace". A lot of European politics and diplomacy was based on personal likes and dislikes, so it'd be really nice if there were a way to model this in-game.