Casus Belli - Less restrictions

Updated to 2. 3 Casus belli changes to remove some restrictions I found boring, slowing down the game or just unnecessary. Main change is that you can get CBs without neighboring and that rivalry is available regardless of power difference! More options to stop colossus. Less restrictions to pacifists and inward perfectionists and easier to start liberation wars. - You can get all CB without being neighbors. Humiliation still needs rivalry and that needs neighboring. - You can rival any neighbor. Who cares if they are super powerful or pathetic, my large/small empire can still view those odd aliens as rivals. - Liberation wars are not restricted to liberation policy. Even if I have unrestricted warfare I might still want to liberate a species instead of conquering them. - Liberation war surrender set to 90 from 100. Tributary has 75, making them a vassal is 100. Felt like changing leadership and policy while retaining autonomy should have less than becoming someone's slave. Not gameplay tested yet - Subjugation wars can be started regardless of power difference. Just because someone might have a larger fleet size than me doesn't mean they shouldn't bend knee for their smaller masters. - Unrestricted wars policy can be set by pacifists and inward perfectionists. Most limitations on CBs not changed. - You can get CB to stop colossus if your vassal creates one. No sane master would allow their subjects their own planet killers. Not gameplay tested yet - You can get CB to stop colossus even if you have one yourself. Sure, you could use your total war CB but for RP reason I like to be able to have stopping their colossus as my goal. Not gameplay tested yet - Inward perfectionists can get others to pay them tax by making tributaries. - When attacked an inward perfectionist (if war leader) can take tributary as their war goal, wait a day or two. Taken from "Inward Perfection Tribute CB" by jonjowett. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1350686987 Used to