For kings and lords with certain personalities, when supporting lords to receive villages, changed the minimum relation a fiefless lord has to have before they will support him.

when returning a recaptured fief to its original owner).

Tweak the relationship loss calculation with other lords when one lord is granted a fief, to make it slightly less unreasonable (e.g.

The magnitude of the change varies based on how high the AI Changes setting is.

(VARIABLE) Tweak the way that potential targets for attack are evaluated, to make retaking recently-lost fiefs more attractive.

If a king cannot decide who to support to receive a fief, instead of automatically defaulting to himself he will decide to who to pick (which might still be himself) according to the alternate algorithm mentioned in the MEDIUM section below.

Factors include among other things the personality of the leader of the defenders, how much the kingdom values the fortress, and the campaign AI difficulty setting.

Increased the range of circumstances in which the AI will surrender to a massively superior sieging force.

When the AI picks a fief to defend from attacks, give greater priority to defending fiefs with lords than fiefs without lords.

When a lord is looking for a new faction to join, he is more likely to rejoin his original faction unless that is the faction he is leaving.

Each setting includes all of the changes of the previous levels.

This can be changed between OFF, LOW, MEDIUM, and HIGH/EXPERIMENTAL through the Mod Options in camp menu, and defaults to LOW. OPTIONAL AI CHANGES (as of Diplomacy 4.1)

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