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MxM
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Planet Earth, Solar System
Jan 2000 time: 00:30
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I wonder if it will be possible to mod into CIV 4 the EU type of peace negotiation, which I think is much more realistic and fun.
Basically instead of keeping the cities that you have captured to yourself, you have to negotiate a peace treaty, where you suggest the plan who gets which cities. This is especially important when you have war between alliances, and want to make a peace. Then the allies can get the cities, even if they directly did not conquer them, but help, say in money or in technology to fight the war.
But the main problem in CIV 3 and potentially in CIV 4 peace negotiation is that there is no easy way to stop war between alliances. Currently each has to negotiate peace treaty by itself. Suppose that you have 3 countries in alliance fighting 3 other countries in alliance. In order to make piece, currently we need to make 9(!!) peace offers (3 for each country) and they all must be accepted. If even one peace offer does not go through, than at first military action we have the war all over again. Even if there would be a way to ask your allies to make peace, we would need to do it 9 times! And it is easy to miss one of them.
May be peace negotiations are significantly modified in CIV 4, but still I think that EU handles them very nicely.
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Sabre2th
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They have already stated that we will be able to negotiate peace between two other civs. They haven't said much about the extent, but we can expect to see a good bit more from the diplomacy system
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Fosse
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U.S.A.
Mar 2002 time: 23:30
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I would love if conquered cities became "occupied," and ownership had to be settled in any peace treaty. You could get a cease fire in which the conqueror holds the cities until ownership is traded.
Occupied cities would be of reduced value to the conqueror until their status was determined, so that the little cycle in which the victor becomes hugely more powerful and turns the victim's cities against them takes a little more work than it used to.
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Peter Triggs
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Gone Fishin, Canada
Jan 2000 time: 05:30
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Yeah, I think that this idea of cities becoming occupied until a peace treaty is signed is the way to go, but does anyone have any suggestions about how to handle the negotiations regarding the treaty?
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