Reduce Infamy Victoria 2
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Due to specifics of this particular world I decided to modify infamy decrease rate and later (since 1914) infamy limit (from 25 to 2500). At war you lose your 0.033 infamy/month, at peace - 0.4, when disarmed - 0.8. Almost every region on this map is divided between two or more countries, and countries usually consist of multiple subregions. Taking infamy too high will result in a nation becoming an International Pariah, leading the other great powers of the world to band together in a great war to stop you- even if the Great Wars system has not yet been activated. Victoria 2 - Pop Demand Mod Wiki is a FANDOM Games Community.
This is something that I've been wondering for a while, and I want to know how many people use that infamy reduction event to get rid of all infamy very quickly. I never like cheating in any type of game I play, but IMO infamy has a ridiculously slow rate of degeneration (it takes about 20.8 YEARS to degen to 0 [ignoring the pop consciousness which makes it even slower]) and getting the infamy reduction event rarely ever happens normally (never to me at least). It is almost completely luck based and is extremely frustrating when you get caught on a conquest justification on 1-2-1836 and have to restart. But, if I start cheating with the infamy reduction event, it makes the game way too easy. It would be like removing the AE modifier just for the player in EU4 or something. So, how many of you all cheat with your infamy? Thanks for any responses.