Your policy on conquered enemies?

[Gangerolf]

Mine is: Put them in reservations!

For example, in my latest game, in an act of great generosity, I gave the Byzantines and Portuegese some prime real estate inside my empire where they could continue their existance.

[Gangerolf]

The Incas were given a reservation in a fertile region:

[Prot]

That's a disgusting display of a complete lack of regard for civil rights.

In short, I love it.

[Theseus]

I'd be much more inclined to give some AI civ that isle to the north.

[Solomwi]

Beautiful!

I take it you make a mess of your rep by making peace long enough to give them their prepared reservations? If so, even better.

[Gangerolf]

Yep, my reputation went down the drain. Not that it really matters when you pwn them all

[Gangerolf]

From another game: The Indians were given a reservation in a region know for its volcanic beauty.

[McMeadows]

I understand that you found the city yourself, call it Indian Reservartion. Than you donate it to the Indians, and ultimately you detsroy/ take over all other Indian cities...

[Dominae]

Watch out for AI Culture though: even reduced to one settlement, the AI can "fight back" by flipping your hardly-conquered cities. I learned this the hard way in the Peacekeeping AU where Babylon kept on getting its cities back 500 years after my initial purge.

[Barinthus]

That's a brilliant and devious idea!

[Theseus]

Originally posted by Gangerolf
From another game: The Indians were given a reservation in a region know for its volcanic beauty.

That's just nasty.

[Solomwi]

T, you mispelled lovely.

I wish I'da thunk of it.

[Harovan]

I did so in my "Uncle Sam" role-play game more than a year ago. I had the self-made rule not to exterminate the Iroquois and Aztecs (the only 2 tribal civs back then, even though the Aztecs are another history), but to let them survive in reservations. I gave them 1-city-islands and wiped them off my continent. I negotiated ROPs and stationed troops there. At times (when I had nothing better to do) I let my workers even improve their tiles.