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DesertSnow

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Does this trigger only apply to "official governments"? E.g., an event stating:

country event xxx

trigger
has_civil_war = yes


option a: blah blah blah

Will this event only fire for Carthage? Or will it fire for both Carthage and Carthaginian rebels?

Furthermore, does the "is_civil_war_faction" trigger apply to both sides?
 
The civil war rebels will automatically switch to the official government after they win. Therefore, if they exist the country is obviously in a civil war. You can make the event apply to them allways, as a possible workaround regardless.
DesertSnow said:
Furthermore, does the "is_civil_war_faction" trigger apply to both sides?
Pretty sure that only applies to the rebels.
 
Darkarbiter said:
The civil war rebels will automatically switch to the official government after they win. Therefore, if they exist the country is obviously in a civil war. You can make the event apply to them allways, as a possible workaround regardless.
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Thanks, but I don't think you understood that part of my question. Does the "has_civil_war = yes" trigger only checks the "official" governments?
 
Ok, i tested it and these are the results:

I started a game in the last scenario and chose the "roman rebels" under Anthony. I noticed that the "more men" event fired for my faction (a "rebel" faction).
Since the "more men" event has the "has_civil_war = yes" trigger, it is now certain that this trigger doesn't make a distinction between "official" governments and "rebel factions".