Hi all. Can someone explain me, pls, a mechanic of Influence on territory?

In my current game I have a neighboring territory with 93% of my influence and only 7% of its owner influence.
What will happen when I'll get 100% influence?

The game generally does a poor job of communicating this, and other gameplay mechanics. I hope the developers invest in making their mechanics more transparent for release.

Ideally, clicking on the 'influence' overlay should detail how the player benefits from their influence over nearby regions, and how changes to their sphere of influence may affect them in the future. It's hard to care about a mechanic without knowing what's at stake.

Nothing really happens at 100%, as you already are majority culture on that territory. Unless I'm missing something and there is a Grievance you can generate towards the player you are over influencing that goes along the lines of "Hey [Nation], are you really sure the people living on that land on the boarder are not Russian? From my view, that's Russian land.".

I think the game mechanic with influence starts applying when you have less than 50% cultural influence control on your territories, meaning that you cities begin to get osmosis events, where you either accept a civic change to the dominant culture's civics, losing the civic point you spend (which I think is fine as a consequence), or refusing and getting a pretty negligible debuf to your city (-50 Stability) which I really think the Devs should increase if the player is running away with stability points (I.E make it percentage based), like so often players do in Victor opendev.

Ge

Changlini wrote:

Nothing really happens at 100%, as you already are majority culture on that territory. Unless I'm missing something and there is a Grievance you can generate towards the player you are over influencing that goes along the lines of "Hey [Nation], are you really sure the people living on that land on the boarder are not Russian? From my view, that's Russian land.".