

The end results should mean that the major contributors all get something, and that something should be contiguous and accessible, rather than a weird scattering of puppets and taken states. If I’m a minor contributor, I’ll do my own conquests earlier in the order. UK conquering part of USSR), I give them a clump of territory around a port. I assign states to other contributors first, then for myself, based on proximity, access, and keeping the borders relatively clean. That gives me a number of points for each significant contributor. I multiply the adjusted war score % by the total points needed to take all states. I pass until my points exceed the total number needed to take all states. (they aren’t usually the same, depending on SoI - that is, taking eastern Europe is cheap for USSR, expensive for USA).

Sometimes I do it for the other majors too, and then average the scores. When the conference starts, I sum the cost for me to take all states. I limit it to top 6 or so contributors, and distribute the remaining points accordingly. The amount varies depending on my performance. Since the AI boosts its score by pissing away troops and magically taking control of territory I conquered while I do all the real work, I adjust my percentage up and theirs down. In this video, I show you how to get all the points on a peace deal and how to transfer statesState Transfer Tool. Right before the peace conference, I jot down everyone’s war contribution %.
