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Description
This mod aims to balance devastation. Currently, 100% devastation will be gone within less than half a year and generally will still see a healthy pop growth in the midst of war.

This mod changes this to reflect the fact that the majority of casualties in war are civilians.
Devastation now:
- Increases by 2.5% per battle, up from 0.1% in vanilla
- Reduces birthrate in addition to the mortality rate seen in vanilla but reduced its effectiveness as the SoL decrease is very effective
- Now reduces standard of living by 0.1 per devastation
- Decays at a slower rate, now 0.03% per day from 0.1% in vanilla
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FrAmed46 18 Aug @ 8:18am 
i discovered a fun little trick to destroy populations. Declare war on their subject but never step foot in it so they dont capitulate. With this mod the damage is terrific
Asunaro 21 Jul @ 5:07pm 
@see two @lyra I agree with See Two in that the high mortality is justified if you take into account the likely famines such a harsh occupation would cause.
Lyra 26 Dec, 2023 @ 9:33pm 
Mortality rate is probably too high considering how long it takes for devastation to clear now, but it makes sense otherwise. Enabling this mod really makes you rethink war because of how damaging it is, which I really appreciate.
see two 22 Dec, 2023 @ 12:24pm 
nah, it's cool. Perhaps 1/3 of pop from one war is too much, but it is to account for non-existant systematic famines
Tisreece  [author] 22 Dec, 2023 @ 10:29am 
I'm still balancing it as the reduction in SoL was too strong in combination with the birthrate and mortality effects. I'm considering removing the mortality and birthrate effects in favour of the SoL decrease as this creates all the desired outcome of war: Less migration, less births, more deaths and more turmoil.
I've just submitted the values I've been playing with for the last couple of days.
AmethystGamer 22 Dec, 2023 @ 9:57am 
This feels like you haven't actually played the game, considering that a single war that I've done against say, the British Raj as the Sikh Empire cuased the British Raj to lose 1/3 of its population due to devastation-induced mortality
see two 21 Dec, 2023 @ 2:32am 
nice