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I've been caught again by the feature(!) that progressively shuffles treaty IDs down the list but maintains their original location for cancellation purposes. I want to cancel a treaty existing from game start but there are now so many 'un-cancellable' Casus-Belli treaties in the way that I can't use Jim's trick of temporarily 'withdrawing' intervening agreements to restore it to its original position.

I've gone to the savegame data to try to modify it directly there, but I can't for the life of me find where that info is kept. I've looked under 'treaty' and 'defensive' and 'apes' and 'ape's knees' (for any Bob Newhart fans) but no joy. Any advice on how to manage this situation would be appreciated.

Tell me between which nations and what treaties you want to cancel and I will script it for you. Take your time and study (in F9 you can click on a flag to see their POV) clogged treaties for other nations as well. This is relatively important, especially for defensive alliances cause the AI is keen into cancelling them. I think it cannot even cancel them, so it could be a bug.

Thanks Kens. Ideally there are two treaties that I'd like to cancel, one between Austria and Saxony and the other between Austria and Russia. Both are Defensive Alliances. I suspect you're correct about the AI's reluctance to cancel - I've not been playing the game for more than a few months but I can't recollect having an AI nation bale on a treaty with me. If it's in fact the case that they can't cancel it makes grand strategy a piece of cake for the human player.

Obviously back up your saves before you add this in the Plugin 1850 folder.



PS. Have never tried it, to be honest, might not work. I guess it will need two turns to work. The first this diplomatic action will appear in the Austrian F9 and by the turn after it should go off, together with the treaties.

PPS. Disregard the previous syntax, I remembered it doesn't work. Use this:

Thanks boss, I'm in your debt.

I confirm it's the one I use in my script

you can find useful information here, and inspire from the scripts wirtten by Phiilthib and Pocus (and generalissimo ?)

http://www.ageod.net/agewiki/RemDiploItem

Thank you too, Christoph. Every addition to the knowledge base is especially welcome if it can relieve me of sponging off the good will of others.