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Comrade Tassadar
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Why not impliment surrendering in Civ?
Sometimes I decide "why not give them what they want?" when I'm losing a war (because im doing fairly well except on the war front) but they wont acknowledge my envoy.
I'd really like to be able to surrender. It's fairly annoying having your entire civ destroyed because you didnt give them a tech which you were willing to give later. After spending all that time, I just dont want to play again for a few days.
But thats just me. Anyway, what does everyone think of this idea?
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Comrade Tassadar
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quote: Originally posted by Solver
quote: And vice versa - sometimes an AI attacks you and you beat them back, it would be good if they'd just surrender some of their territory and act submissive instead of force you to destroy them due to the threat. |
It does... you can sometimes ask for a few cities and have them. |
Ive never gotten more than one (well, two in my Russia-China vs. US scenario...but that doesnt count)
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Sonic
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Vilnius, Lithuania
Dec 2001 time: 07:21
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If they desn't wants to give you right to speak that means they also don't want you to surrender. Not always in history the winning side accepted surrender without annexing the losing side
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Arrian
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Kneel before Grog!
Jul 2001 time: 00:21
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Firaxis made changes to the original game in order to curb certain exploits. One of them was the "go to war for a couple of turns, take 2-3 cities, get all tech/gold/maps and a few more cities for peace... and repeat over and over." The AI would just keep giving in. So now you get the "refuse to acknowledge" message for about 5 turns at the beginning of a war. After that, they will usually talk to you. If you've fought before, or if you've been razing cities and such, they may not talk until you're really beating on them.
I agree, conceptually, that vassal states would be cool... though you can (kinda) do that already. If you have a large advantage in power, call up a civ and renegotiate your peace treaty with them. NOTE: this will not work with the top 2 AI's. You may be surprised at how much peace with you is worth to them. Gold and tech may come your way... but not cities, as Aeson demonstrated the power of that exploit spectacularly (a Diety game where he won via domination with almost no warfare). If you have a civ paying you gold per turn so you won't kill them, I'd call them a vassal.
-Arrian
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Denday
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New Zealand
Apr 2002 time: 17:21
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In the roman empire did they accept submission ?
did the mongols
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Farmer Jimbo
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How about:
"The French refuse to acknowledge our envoy!"
"Would you like to offer 100 gold for an audience with Joan of Arc"
Or something along those lines....
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