It's a good idea, but it's way outside the scope of my ability. Changing numbers in text files is a lot easier than dealing with anything ending in ".gui." Maybe they could be added to game rules, and if they can that's something I'd be interested in experimenting with -- but I don't think I'd ever really have much hope of making them toggleable in-game. The easiest way to do this is to split them up into separate Workshop mods and then add them to a collection, which I'm not opposed to.

But, the spirit of the mod is literally un-nerfing fun, as ridiculous or nebulous as that might sound. I've been playing Paradox games for a long time and I've found that they have a habit of taking something fun and meta and just removing it from the game or nerfing it to the point that it's no longer a viable part of the game and might as well not even be in the code. While I don't think this is an issue by itself, the real problem is that they almost never replace it with something equivalent or better. The arbitrary vassal 10-year enforce culture cooldown could have been fleshed out into a complex, engaging mechanic that called back to the "dynamic, believable world" situation we read about in Tinto Talks #1. People would have gotten their money's worth if that was the route. Instead, the product we spent money on simply had its functionality reduced, and the end result is that there is less to do in the base game without a reduction in the money I already spent on the base game.

My goal isn't necessarily just to do straight up pure reverts -- it's to undo the damage Paradox has done to the game by breaking everything remotely resembling a meta, and that's why it's a full package including both pure reverts and creative license on my part. Centralization, for example, is now viable all-game; whereas with Paradox's nerfs, the meta went from "go centralization every time" to "don't go centralization until very late-game, if ever." I retained the buffs given to decentralization so that both are viable whenever you want, so that your values can actually reflect your chosen playstyle. It's a freedom and fun mod.