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Hey guys, I've been looking for some sort of thread on this, but my searches have been fruitless. My friend and I ended up in a really long term war(100 turns+) in a 2v2v2 game and it caused our population to have -10 to happiness. There were many tactical mistakes made until we finally were able to attack successfully. I found that even declaring peace for a short time and restarting the war caused that same penalty to appear almost immediately. Does anyone know the exact mechanics of war weariness?
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No info on civ4 war weariness yet. It MAY be based on how it was in Civ3 (see CFC Civ III War Academy - How Does War Weariness Work? )
In Civ3 it took 20 turns of peace for war weariness to be totally neutered. If war was resumed before then, you could have problems. -
Hmm, I wonder if there's any difference between whether you restart the war or if the opponent attacks you instead in terms of the reset of war weariness. Either way that's a huge detriment to 1000 year wars XDComment
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Being at war with a country that has the same religion as you is a HUGE negative. It's like 5 unhappy's right off the bat!
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I only had 1 unhappy in my capital last timeOriginally posted by QuantumPion
Being at war with a country that has the same religion as you is a HUGE negative. It's like 5 unhappy's right off the bat!
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