From the article, sounds like civ4 will have exactly the same deal as far as diplomacy goes. If that is the case, it will be a major disapointment.
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Originally posted by Dida
From the article, sounds like civ4 will have exactly the same deal as far as diplomacy goes. If that is the case, it will be a major disapointment.A lot of Republicans are not racist, but a lot of racists are Republican.
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If we can broker war and peace, we should at least be able to trade units, to back up that war efford.==========================
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Dida, did you not read my reply to you in Civfanatics?
Way back around the time of E3, Barry Caudhill announced that unit trades were possible in MP games and, therefore, I assume it will be doable in SP games too (either in vanilla or as part of a mod).
Locked alliances and Permanent alliances are definitely in the game, as are Alliance victories.
The UN is much more important in Civ4. The player elected Secretary General can push a number of resolutions to be put to the vote-such as common currency, Free Trade Agreement, a Nuclear Non-Proliferation pact and a number of Global Civics. Apparently this vote will work as a multi-party forum similar to that of SMAC.
I seem to recall hearing something about units sharing tiles, but am not certain-but I do know that allies share LOS, Research and Wonder Effects.
On a side note, we do know that trade-the adjunct to diplomacy-will be a much bigger part of the game, and will be closer to the trade system of SMAC (sort of an expanded SMAC/Civ3 Hybrid).
Of course, we know that 3rd party war and peace deals are in-and has been confirmed in a number of screenshots.
Lastly, as I have said in Civfanatics, we cannot forget the interaction of the Civics and Diplomacy systems-the AI will no longer apparently act in a blindly erratic fashion, but will act according to its interests-be they religious, ideological, military or economic. Namely there will be the formation of Blocs along religious and/or socio-political lines.
Anyway, I hope this puts your mind at rest Dida. I, for one, look at the Diplomacy system and see something a thousand times better than what we had in Civ3.
Yours,
Aussie_Lurker.
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we will see when the game comes out.==========================
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Originally posted by Dida
What diplomacy system do we get in civ4? Do we get UN style discussion forum? tell me what you know.The problem with leadership is inevitably: Who will play God?
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