Quo's Fewer AI Tantrums AI

Quo's Fewer AI Tantrums AI Calm

Quo's Fewer AI Tantrums AI Calm

This mod is intended to normalize behavior and make the gaming experience slightly less schizophrenic. This mod aims to bring the gameplay closer to the experience of Civilization IV and V and provide an experience as if you were actually fighting against these great leaders in history rather than randomly scrolling.

Note that this mod does increase the difficulty of the game slightly, as leaders are more likely to get an agenda that aligns with their strengths. You're not meant to be everyone's friend, but this mod will calm the world down.

compatibility

Requires Aztec DLC. (If you're comfortable with SQL, you can remove the reference to Montezuma in the file to make it work. Thanks to SuperSylph for pointing this out).

Mod is compatible with other "Quo" mods. I recommend playing Quo's Better France and Spain mods to offset France's loss of effectiveness in locked agendas.

Random agendas target specific leaders

Random hidden agendas are now locked to each leader below (see chart)

This is intended to promote better artificial intelligence and more accurate representation of each leader

You can remove this feature and keep the rest of the mod by following the instructions at the bottom of Code.sql in the mod file

leader-specific

Changes These changes are intended to make these leaders more approachable, like their actual historical counterparts.

Saladin should now be slightly annoyed by rival religious practices

King Kong is more calm about you not bringing them religion

Pedro is less angry with the great people

Pericles was angry at your interference in the city-state

All leadership changes

All leaders should be less annoyed with units near their borders (work in progress, not fully fixed yet)

All leaders should be less biased or against you towards the First Impression random roll when you first meet them

All leaders should be quicker to forgive broken promises

Leaders involved in resource manager agendas should be less angry with you for exploring them

work in progress

Ideally, hidden agendas should no longer be hidden because they are always the same. However, this is a bit tricky as it seems to involve editing lua files. Postponed to the future.

This mod is intended to normalize the behavior to make the gameplay experience a bit less schizophrenic. This mod was written to bring gameplay closer to the experience of Civ IV and V, and offer an experience like you are actually playing against these great leaders in history rather than a randomly rolled one.

Note this mod does slightly increase game difficulty, because leaders are much more likely to receive an agenda that lines up with their strengths. It is not the intention that you should be able to become friends with everyone, but this mod will calm the world down a bit.

Compatibility

Requires the Aztec DLC. (If you are comfortable with SQL, you can remove the reference to Montezuma in the file to make it work. Thanks to SuperSylph for pointing this out).

Mod is compatible with other "Quo's" mods. I recommend playing with Quo's Better France and Spain mod in order to offset France's loss of utility in the agendas being locked.

Random Agendas Locked to Specific Leaders

The random hidden agendas are now locked to each leader (see chart) below

This is intended to promote better AI in general, as well as more accurately represent each leader

You can remove this feature and keep the rest of the mod by following instructions at the bottom of Code.sql in the mod file

Changes to Specific Leaders

These changes are intended to make these leaders generally more approachable, like their actual historical counterparts.

Saladin should now be only mildly annoyed by rival religious activity

Kongo is much calmer about you not bringing a religion to them

Pedro gets much less angry about Great People

Pericles gets much less angry about you meddling with City States

Changes to All Leaders

All leaders should b …