Guys, one serious comment:
we may disagree with each other, but please stop giving qualifications to each other.
Ozzy:
I am not talking about the World War, the thing about judaism. I understand that Russia and India were allied in those days.
The war was not my intention, btw. not with India and neither with Russia. If you check my countless pm's to you, you must agree with that.
Neither did I have the intention to start a war with Russia. The role playing just brought us there.
I felt (role playing wise) that the hindu's were starting hostilities against judaism. The russian storyline evolved in that, with the difficulties with jews in his empire.
First I didn't want to give in to this story line, and told the jews in russia to keep cool and stop the problems.
But then the famous letter from you to me (in a special font, that appeared as a huge screaming font on my work pc! ) and I felt like Russia and America got the role-playing intention to start troubles. I have always felt that way. That's no problem, it's a role playing game. I like that story line. It was cool that we had to alliances, 2 big nations vs 5 small ones. I can see that spain helped the russians as well.
No problems there.
Though the need for this alliance, after Russia became christian, was gone. For sure since India insulted Peter II by turning down his compromis and leave away from a meeting he had organised. In a normal role playing situation, Russia would not help the indians. For sure not since Russia talked with us for 30 minutes after we left, and said that he agreed with us, but didn't want to fight India, and would remain neutral because the russian people loved the indians (in short)
Of course it's possible that role-playing wise this was just planned back stabbing. But that was not the case. It was just that India/Russia was a fixed alliance, backed up by Chinese techs.
Spain is a little bit different. I think I have no problems with the spanish acting in this game.
And once again about the pac-man:
you ask: "How do I hold a contest if pacman is not allowed?"
Well, first, it is allowed. I just don't like it.
Like it is allowed that the 3 greatest nations team up against the 3 smallest. It's not a rule that that is forbidden. It just makes a lousy game.
So, playing pac-man is allowed, I just think it makes a lousy games.
Making a contest is allowed, it just makes a louse DIPLOMACY game.
How to determine who would marry your daughter? That would either be the person with whom you have the best relations or with whom you want a good relation. Never in real history has a king given his daughter to someone who won a contest. That only happens in fairy tales, and then always the worst royal candidate wins.
In reallity kings do not give their daughters to someone who by accident won a contest.
I can see that you gave your daugther to either America (I DID show interest, just didn't grab your idea) or Russia, since we were your neighbours.
I have no problem that it was Russia in the end.
I have problems though that this meant that it was a fixed alliance. I mean, c'mon, Sita is death for 5000 years now! You can't have an alliance in 1160 because in 3000bc some girl married some woman.
In diplomacy games, diplomacy should have concequences. If the talking has no concequences, I'd rather play a normal game of civ.
And I'm really really surprised that you are upset that I invaded Boston again. It's a city you took from me. My empire was small, Boston occupied important sugar resources.
I did not invade India, I invaded occupied american ground. That's a good role playing reason.
I had the original intention to go for the new world. My tactic worked good, as you mentioned.
I just was pulled in the World War. We all got pulled in that (like I already mentioned in-game wise, we all made mistakes) but that's a good role playing story!
Anyway guys, I must ask you one question (it's the 10th already, but who's counting? )
Please stay a little bit more open to critique!
Even if you still disagree.
I listened to you guys as well, and dropped Rho'd Berth LXVII to bring Washington in.
we may disagree with each other, but please stop giving qualifications to each other.
Ozzy:
I am not talking about the World War, the thing about judaism. I understand that Russia and India were allied in those days.
The war was not my intention, btw. not with India and neither with Russia. If you check my countless pm's to you, you must agree with that.
Neither did I have the intention to start a war with Russia. The role playing just brought us there.
I felt (role playing wise) that the hindu's were starting hostilities against judaism. The russian storyline evolved in that, with the difficulties with jews in his empire.
First I didn't want to give in to this story line, and told the jews in russia to keep cool and stop the problems.
But then the famous letter from you to me (in a special font, that appeared as a huge screaming font on my work pc! ) and I felt like Russia and America got the role-playing intention to start troubles. I have always felt that way. That's no problem, it's a role playing game. I like that story line. It was cool that we had to alliances, 2 big nations vs 5 small ones. I can see that spain helped the russians as well.
No problems there.
Though the need for this alliance, after Russia became christian, was gone. For sure since India insulted Peter II by turning down his compromis and leave away from a meeting he had organised. In a normal role playing situation, Russia would not help the indians. For sure not since Russia talked with us for 30 minutes after we left, and said that he agreed with us, but didn't want to fight India, and would remain neutral because the russian people loved the indians (in short)
Of course it's possible that role-playing wise this was just planned back stabbing. But that was not the case. It was just that India/Russia was a fixed alliance, backed up by Chinese techs.
Spain is a little bit different. I think I have no problems with the spanish acting in this game.
And once again about the pac-man:
you ask: "How do I hold a contest if pacman is not allowed?"
Well, first, it is allowed. I just don't like it.
Like it is allowed that the 3 greatest nations team up against the 3 smallest. It's not a rule that that is forbidden. It just makes a lousy game.
So, playing pac-man is allowed, I just think it makes a lousy games.
Making a contest is allowed, it just makes a louse DIPLOMACY game.
How to determine who would marry your daughter? That would either be the person with whom you have the best relations or with whom you want a good relation. Never in real history has a king given his daughter to someone who won a contest. That only happens in fairy tales, and then always the worst royal candidate wins.
In reallity kings do not give their daughters to someone who by accident won a contest.
I can see that you gave your daugther to either America (I DID show interest, just didn't grab your idea) or Russia, since we were your neighbours.
I have no problem that it was Russia in the end.
I have problems though that this meant that it was a fixed alliance. I mean, c'mon, Sita is death for 5000 years now! You can't have an alliance in 1160 because in 3000bc some girl married some woman.
In diplomacy games, diplomacy should have concequences. If the talking has no concequences, I'd rather play a normal game of civ.
And I'm really really surprised that you are upset that I invaded Boston again. It's a city you took from me. My empire was small, Boston occupied important sugar resources.
I did not invade India, I invaded occupied american ground. That's a good role playing reason.
I had the original intention to go for the new world. My tactic worked good, as you mentioned.
I just was pulled in the World War. We all got pulled in that (like I already mentioned in-game wise, we all made mistakes) but that's a good role playing story!
Anyway guys, I must ask you one question (it's the 10th already, but who's counting? )
Please stay a little bit more open to critique!
Even if you still disagree.
I listened to you guys as well, and dropped Rho'd Berth LXVII to bring Washington in.
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