This is a place to discuss about the balance of the mod. First I'm going to write what I had in mind when I made it.

I made this mod to properly play with criminal empires. At the begining, I had many ideas of how to weight the AI to manage the crime certain ways: Leader Traits, Governor Traits, having one ethos axis as a passive/active indicator, etc...

I decanted for a solution that is simple and that makes sense gameplay wise. Having two ethos axis to add weight to the decisions is a good way to add variety to the AI: Some times the IA will make crimelord deals naturally, sometimes it needs to like you very mucho to make crimelord deals, and sometimes it can hate you a little bit and still make crimelord deals...

So, why Autocrats make deals with the crime lord, the egalitarians launch anti crime campaigns, and not otherwise? Well, gameplay like, there is two things to have in account:
- The amount of enforcers you need to shut a fully developed criminal branch office, using the anti crime campaign.
- The natural crime and stability of the planet.

So, on one side, we have pacifist and egalitarian. They tend to have happier pops, and stablier planets. Thus, they don't need the extra stability from the crime lord deals, and if they want to shut a fully developed criminal branch office, as they have naturally less crime, they can do it with less enforcers (even if it's a difference of ONE enforcer).

On the other side, we have authoritarians and militarist. They tend to have less happier pops and less stable planets (mostly authoritarians, due to slaves). So, not only they naturally produce more slaves, but they also may use a balance boost to enhance its production. So, in that situation, a deal with crime lords it's the natural election.

And over that, using a kid-like moral compass, you can view that "agh, autoritarians and militarist, evil!" and "yay, egalitarians and pacifist, good!", and match evil->crime and good->enforcers...

But the most important thing is that, IMO, the way I did the mod adds a little more flavor while still making sense Gameplay wise.