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i am not sure what are the requirements but i think they can click it even above 50 loyalty.
they just released a hot fix so they might have tweaked it already.
I think the ai_will_do needs to depend on a few factors, such as their proximity to english lands, how disloyal they are, how much they like england, etc... i.e. Flanders that has good relations with england and low loyalty should be more likely to defect than say Foix.
Had the same results, Flanders, Brittany and Burgundy switch sides pretty frequently. That's not an issue per se and probably intended. I tried different flat loyalty penalties; every time England won, even with just -5 subject loyalty.
That's why I thought applying a loyalty penalty after the HYW might be easier than trying to find the right balancing for the HYW. I still had the idea to apply greater penalties for duchies and appanages to make the integration of Brittany and the appanages slower, but my modding capabilities are very limited.
150 is super high which means the ai will always click it no matter what it seems.
this will probably be fixed i assume
there are events that grant -20 to france's subjects and whenever a subject is under 50% they have a chance to defect .
the thing is i tested on vanilla and in the first 5 years brittany flanders and most of france's subjects defected
so this seems like a bug to me for now
i will look into the files and see why that event is bugged.
The idea to apply this debuff to the French government reforms is really nice and it worked very well to build different tiers of disloyalty (-5 base, -10 for duchies, -15 for appanages). But the new beta seems to have broken this approach.