Problem with events

Dwayne the rock · January 16, 2021

So i've ran into a problem with the game's event system when trying to make a ww1 scenario with events in the bloody europe 2 map. The problem is caused by the fact that the ai can only have one event per turn. So when i was making the collapse of russia, i had made two events for Germany in the same turn. The decision of what to do with Poland, and the decision of what to do with Latvia and a part of Estonia. The ai could only do one event, so it did the baltic one. This meant that Poland reverted back to Russian control in a few turns. I tried to fix this by making the events repeatable but in a way that once they had been done, their conditions couldn't be met anymore( for ex. Establishing polish duchy or partitioning them. The event shouldn't fire again if Poland already existed or if Germany controlled certain provinces). This didn't work, so the events just kept repeating infinitely. Does someone know a way to make the ai do both of the events, or a way to make sure the events wouldn't repeat?

Appreciate if anyone could help

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Map 1. Map one turn after Russia's collapse

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Map 2. Map some time after Russia's collapse. As you can see, Russia got Poland back and germany kept changing the decisions outcome meaning the baltic changes too

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Baltic event 1. The things supposed to prevent the event from refiring. Germany cant control land there and the puppets made through other outcomes can't exist

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Baltic event 2. For the event to fire in the first place, Russian empire needs to have taken this decision, the one that causes the collapse of Russian empire.

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Polish event 1. The top one says that the Polish kingdom can't already exist. The second one says that Germany can't control certain provinces in the Polish land(The old Russian Poland). These are to prevent the event from refiring

The third ane fourth one say that either the Russian empire needs to have taken the decision that causes the collapse of the empire, or the Russian state needs to exist, which is created when the empire collapses.