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PrinceBimz
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In my last game I had lost all of my coastal cities but I was still able to trade with nations across the sea. It seems my trade route across the sea should have no longer been an option because I lost my last coastal city. I was even able to conduct new trades across the sea without having any coastal cities. Anyone know if there was another reason why I was able to continue trading without having those coastal cities?
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PrinceBimz
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That clears it up! So as long as I am at Peace with another country I will be using their harbors, roads, and rails. That is how my trade was continuing because there were many of rails heading to the docks of other countries that I was not at war with.
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Speed Bump
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quote: Originally posted by Alexnm
I'm not so sure about this. As I mentioned, I had two cities on another continent and no harbours at all. But when those cities got connected to AI's cities on that continent, I suddenly could trade with them. Two things are worth mentioning: the AI's cities were older than my own cities on that continent (which indicates that they could have harbours) and I had peace with all AI civs on that moment. |
You only need to be at peace with a civ to use their roads for trade purpposes. This is a tenuous relationship because if you go to war with them, your trades through their territory will cease.
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