I've completed 3 games so far, warlord, prince and monarch with culturual, domination and diplomacy victory respectivley. (and one game on diety where I finished second from the bottom )
One thing I've realized up to this point is how fun it is to interact with other civs though diplomacy! Firaxis has done a realy good job with the AI here, you actuly have to consider who you befriend and who you screw over. What you do during the renesance era will effect relations during the modern era.
This is especialy true during the endgame when large blocks of alliances begin to form. You have to chose sides or you might end up in between! I just love this.
The UN deserves a special mention too, because I find it one of the best improvements from previous games in the series. Force your opponents to adopt Free Religion, be the first one to create nukes only to ban everyone else to attain them, I just love it.
Basicly, I would like to expand these options. More diplomacy for the people! For example:
Expand the UN with
- Embargos
That one big, nasty civ thats pushing everyone around, gather your allies and force an embargo on it.
Trade would effectivly be reduced to merchantilism, with no international trade routes. It would only last a few turns, or say untill the next UN vote.
Another thing that would be so cool is if you could somehow link the embargo to another diplomacy criteria. For example, if one civ attacks another, the embargo could be placed on them with the contition it would be lifted it declares peace again.
- Exclusion
Expells a civ from the UN, removing their right to vote on resolutions/sec.gen. To be used agaist agressive civs
Duration should probably be turn based, but could also be permanent or untill another vote is cast to include the civ again.
Something else Id love to se is a less powerfull version of the UN avaliable earlier. Something that deals with trade for example. Perhaps a "forum" where civs could meet and discuss on neutral ground. It might not be very historical, but I just love the whole diplomacy deal.
An idea would be this forum could be created with say litterature and become obsolete with nationalism.
One thing I've realized up to this point is how fun it is to interact with other civs though diplomacy! Firaxis has done a realy good job with the AI here, you actuly have to consider who you befriend and who you screw over. What you do during the renesance era will effect relations during the modern era.
This is especialy true during the endgame when large blocks of alliances begin to form. You have to chose sides or you might end up in between! I just love this.
The UN deserves a special mention too, because I find it one of the best improvements from previous games in the series. Force your opponents to adopt Free Religion, be the first one to create nukes only to ban everyone else to attain them, I just love it.
Basicly, I would like to expand these options. More diplomacy for the people! For example:
Expand the UN with
- Embargos
That one big, nasty civ thats pushing everyone around, gather your allies and force an embargo on it.
Trade would effectivly be reduced to merchantilism, with no international trade routes. It would only last a few turns, or say untill the next UN vote.
Another thing that would be so cool is if you could somehow link the embargo to another diplomacy criteria. For example, if one civ attacks another, the embargo could be placed on them with the contition it would be lifted it declares peace again.
- Exclusion
Expells a civ from the UN, removing their right to vote on resolutions/sec.gen. To be used agaist agressive civs
Duration should probably be turn based, but could also be permanent or untill another vote is cast to include the civ again.
Something else Id love to se is a less powerfull version of the UN avaliable earlier. Something that deals with trade for example. Perhaps a "forum" where civs could meet and discuss on neutral ground. It might not be very historical, but I just love the whole diplomacy deal.
An idea would be this forum could be created with say litterature and become obsolete with nationalism.
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