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Passive AI fix

@Yeswhois unfortunately its not possible to do that. Original rtw is missing some key commands used in the script, without which it isnt possible to achieve this (even with those it was very tricky).
In OG rome its not that big an issue though as there cant be 2 superfactions - in RR without this its possible that 2 superfactions enter a stalemate because none of the individual subfactions has enough settlements to attack a member of the other superfaction

Is it easy to recreate this mod for the original rome?

@private I might be forgetting something but I think the only files that need changing are map_heights, map_regions, map_ground_types, descr_regions, imperial_campaign_regions_and_settlement_names, descr_strat, and the script file. That's all as far as I can remember. If you need further help please join the discord RTW community server (I'll update this mod's description to include an invite), as it is much easier to communicate and resolve issues through there

First of all, good work and shame that such tricks are necessary, so AI can work properly. I've been trying to incorporate your idea to some other mod I took interest in, "Barbarian Engineering" to be specific, which unfortunately is not compatibile with yours. I made changes in files you mentioned in description to mirror your edits but the furthest I made, was blank dialogue window when launching the game and no swap settlements present in campaign, unlike your mod. My question is - could you please provide detailed list of files that needs to be changed? I see that your mod is massive, but most of it are just vanilla files that (by the look of them) were not changed at all. Game mod manager tells about a dozen at best differs from vanilla. I would rather learn how to edit files myself, than bother individual mod creators to make this fix. Thanks in advance.

@BathorysGraveland for the vanilla game, yes, thats all it does (though there might be an interesting side effect with this - small factions that are quickly dying are more likely to attack much larger factions because they might overestimate their position, which is not necessarily a bad thing it keeps them fighting on for longer).
It can be used in mods though, and especially mods with several superfactions. For example, in Tales of Antiquity I use this, because if I didnt eventually the Scipii and Hannonians would end up in a stalemate as none of them would have enough settlements to attack each other so they would just do nothing, and with this fix thats not the case anymore

So essentially, this mod makes it so that small AI factions will attack/be more aggressive against the Roman factions? Is that it?