Loose casus belli

Loose War Justifications In-game English supported, this intro is translated by chatGLM-4, you got what I'm trying to say. —————————————————————————————— Feature Introduction: - Made the war justifications for "Requesting a Vassal" and "Requesting a Tribute" nearly universally applicable under any condition. - Made "Force Ideology" an optional counter-war goal, allowing for ideological conflict even with Gestalt or like-minded nations, and the opportunity to straighten their relations. - Increased the war weariness of vassal wars, encouraging the opponent to quickly surrender. - Both vassal and ideological wars affect the entire federation, with ideological wars converting the entire federation to your ideology and dismantling them, while vassal wars enslave all members of the federation at once. - Restored most of the diplomatic options for "Fallen Empires" and "Awakened Fallen Empires," including joining federations and becoming or taking vassals, although AI remains passive in nature. - Allows for the proposal to form a federation with a vassal. - Allows for the formation of federations without requiring a diplomatic tradition. "Whether one becomes a vassal depends on one thing: whose fist is stronger. Why should I have to completely surpass the other side to force them into vassalage? Facing our vast fleets, even the ancient and unprogressive will have to bow down. If you cannot see the situation before a war, look at the devastation in your own territory, and your country can still retain most of its autonomy. We only want a little tax, so don't resist in vain, and accept our dominion. Regarding war weariness, my understanding is the opposite of Paradox's; Paradox seems to have given some lightly justified wars a low war weariness correction. But countless civilians and soldiers die for the sake of ideology or a little tax, which doesn't make people at the bottom question the purpose of the war and make it easier for them to become war weary? On the contrary, w