Influences are used inside of the CVP under the influence header. The InfluenceVal then sets the countries value for each assigned numerical influence. These numbers are arbitrary, but must be understood that each of the four influence numbers in the country's array corresponds to a second set of four numbers in an array.
An example of Influence #, and its associated Influence Value.
The Influence # dictates how related two countries interests are. The Influence Value dictates the intensity of those interests, 1 being the highest and -1 being the lowest.
Influence #'s are arbitrary, and meaning is assigned only by the user. The only values that matter are if Influence #'s match between countries and their intensity towards that same Influence #.
Galactic Ruler[]
0 None
1 Destruction / Preservation (-1 = Destruction, 0 = Balanced, 1 = Preservation)
2 Proactive / Reactive (-1 = Proactive, 0 = Balanced, 1 = Reactive)
3 Material / Information (-1 = Material, 0 = Balanced, 1 = Information)
4 Independent / Cooperative (-1 = Independent, 0 = Balanced, 1 = Cooperative)
Supreme Ruler[]
0 None
1 Anti Israel
2 Capitalism
3 Commonwealth
4 Continued Independence
5 Culture and Heritage
6 Economy - Africa
7 Economy - Asia
8 Economy - Europe
9 Economy - North America
10 Economy - South America
11 Environmentalist
12 Have
13 Have Not - Africa
14 Have Not - Asia
15 Have Not - China
16 Have Not - Europe
17 Have Not - Russia
18 Have Not - South America
19 Have Not - US
20 Intimidation - Africa
21 Intimidation - China
22 Intimidation - Europe
23 Intimidation - Germany
24 Intimidation - Moscow
25 Intimidation - Russia
26 Intimidation - US
27 Military Might - Africa
28 Military Might - Arab
29 Military Might - China
30 Military Might - Europe
31 Military Might - Iran
32 Military Might - N Korea
33 Military Might - Russia
34 Muslim Values
35 OPEC
36 Peaceful
37 Pro India
38 Religious Theocracy - Iran
39 Religious Theocracy - Rome
40 Religious Tolerance
41 Responsible US
42 Social Spending
43 Socialism
44 Technology Advancement
45 Unification
46 United Nations
47 US Manifest Destiny
48 World Tourism
49 Brazil Influence
50 Red Sphere
51 Western Sphere
52 Neutrality
53 Red Pressure
54 Fascism
Supreme Ruler 2030[]
Relationships methodology has been altered since the previous titles. Many values have been universalized without intrinsic meaning. If you are modifying these numbers, you should be aware of general relationships between two parties.
2023 & 2030 Maps[]
1 Universal
Global relationship that is used often to help soften relations between countries. This is done so by keeping this index a positive number of various intensities.
2 Universal
Global relationship that helps determine alignments of some countries. Generally pariah countries will have this number be 0 or negative. Well received countries typically have 0 or a positive float number.
3 Universal
Global relationship that is kept as ambiguous purposefully. This number is purely abstracted to help the user input values that can help raise or lower the opinions of certain countries. This number is variable and can be a positive or negative float depending on the needs of influence and relationships.
Important Note!
The fourth index is usually reserved for regional relationships as outlined between 4 - 12. They lump countries within regions as a positive or negative float to create dichotomies of local diplomatic opinion.
4 North and Western Africa
5 South and Eastern Africa
6 Middle-Eastern Regional Relationship
7 European Regional Relationship
8 Asian Regional Relationship
9 Oceania Regional Relationship
10 South American Regional Relationship
11 Central American Regional Relationship
12 North American Regional Relationship
Shattered World Map =[]
United States[]
13 Pro Immigration vs Anti Immigration
14 Liberal vs Conservative
15 Urban vs Rural
16 West Coast vs East Coast
Canada[]
17 Pro-Bilingual vs Anti-Bilingual
18 Liberal vs Conservative
19 Urban vs Rural
20 West Coast vs East Coast
Australia[]
21 Pro-Conflict vs Anti-Conflict
22 Liberal vs Conservative
23 Urban vs Rural
24 Empty
China[]
25 Communist vs Capitalist
26 Liberal vs Conservative
27 Decentralized vs Centralized
28 Is Seperatist vs Not Seperatist
Russia[]
29 Federation vs Regionalism
30 Liberal vs Conservative
31 Pro-Oligarch vs Anti-Oligarch
32 Western vs Eastern
India[]
33 Unification vs Regionalism
34 Religious Freedom vs Religious Suppression
35 Pro-Western vs Pro-Eastern
36 Empty
Western Europe[]
37 EU-Centralization vs EU-Decentralization
38 Pro-Union vs Anti-Union
39 Liberal vs Conservative
40 Empty
British Isles[]
41 Reunification vs Anti-Reunification
42 Liberal vs Conservative
43 Brexit vs European
44 Empty
Countries That are Event Edited[]
These countries have events of ScenarioID 202 tied to them that have been forced to hold certain opinions and influences. The list below includes countries that have been affected.
Set 1
Set 2
