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Dr Strangelove
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I recall someone on the forum mentioning that having large numbers of captured workers left over from a previous war impairs the relationship of the civ holding the captives with that of their native civ. Is there any way that I can return those workers to improve my relationship? If not which would improve my relationship with the native civ more: disbanding the foreign worker or merging them with my cities?
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Dr Strangelove
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Yep, that's how it works, thanks. Do I have to give them all back to see some improvement in my relations with their native civ?
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dac
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of Fingers and Toes
Nov 2001 time: 00:18
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Sorry, I don't have any data. I am going to try something really rude soon though. I have razed over 2/3's of the English cities, so most of their population is enslaved to me. On the supposition that the AI has to pay it's workers, like I have to pay my own workers, after we make peace, I'm going to gift the AI about 50 workers all at once. What with the reduced size of the English empire, I'm hoping that many workers all at once breaks their economy.
My advice, Send about half, see what happens, reload, send all of them, see what happens. Then you'll have some data points. When I am trying to improve relations, I usually only have 4 or 5 enslaved, so I send 'em all back, and I usually jump one level, Furious to annoyed, annoyed to cautious, etc.
Your mileage may vary.
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Worthingtons
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Pride Park,Derby
Jan 2002 time: 05:18
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dac, that is not a good tactic, I'd love all those free workers and if they cant afford them they can just disband them anyway.
Also remember giving the AI free workers will make them furious at you.
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Dr Strangelove
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I didn't see that it made any difference. After returning some 20+ Japanese workers the Japanese went ahead and declared war anyway. I admit that I was at war with most of the world anyway, so the temptation may have been too great.
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