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What is the significance of the number of turns listed after a Peace Treaty? You can still start a war as soon as you want, correct?
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youre reputation will go down if you go to war before 20 turns after the war ended. (at least if you start the war back up)I use Posturepedic mattresses for a lifetime of temporary relief. -
Originally posted by bobbo008
youre reputation will go down if you go to war before 20 turns after the war ended. (at least if you start the war back up)
hi ,
unless you can provoke them in going after you first , .....
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The AI is usually plotting my destruction after we sign a peace treaty.. as I'm plotting theirs.
But I find that unless the first war didn't see too many casualties, the AI won't break the peace treaty before the 20 turns are up, except when you and the AI are the only civs left.Comment
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That's personally why I'd like to see a return of the "Cease Fire" as a diplomatic option!!! That way, you can end your hostilities but, if they REALLY piss you off, you can simply attack them w/o any negative diplomatic consequences!! Of course, cease fires would also be a neccessary prelude to signing a peace treaty with someone you've been at war with!! It also exists in real life-after all, just look at the Korean Peninsula!!
Yours,
The_Aussie_Lurker.Comment
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I would think any attack under cease fire would have a rep hit as well. Maybe not a hard. Yes you can have cease fire with or with out peace.Comment
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hi ,Originally posted by The_Aussie_Lurker
That's personally why I'd like to see a return of the "Cease Fire" as a diplomatic option!!! That way, you can end your hostilities but, if they REALLY piss you off, you can simply attack them w/o any negative diplomatic consequences!! Of course, cease fires would also be a neccessary prelude to signing a peace treaty with someone you've been at war with!! It also exists in real life-after all, just look at the Korean Peninsula!!
Yours,
The_Aussie_Lurker.
just renegociate peace , ....... the AI tends to give in to this up to a certain level , and most of the times you benefit from it , .....
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- RES NON VERBA - DE OPRESSO LIBER - VERITAS ET LIBERTAS - O TOLMON NIKA - SINE PARI - VIGLIA PRETIUM LIBERTAS - SI VIS PACEM , PARA BELLUM -
- LEGIO PATRIA NOSTRA - one shot , one kill - freedom exists only in a book - everything you always wanted to know about special forces - everything you always wanted to know about Israel - what Dabur does in his free time , ... - in french - “Become an anti-Semitic teacher for 5 Euro only.”
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Cease Fire would be a nice addition. Sometimes I just need five turns to move my units into place. I hate having to wait 20 turns to attack them again. Especially when they have a couple of empty cities right on my borders.
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Originally posted by King_Henry
Cease Fire would be a nice addition. Sometimes I just need five turns to move my units into place. I hate having to wait 20 turns to attack them again. Especially when they have a couple of empty cities right on my borders.
hi ,
huh , there is a cease fire sort off , the twenty turns before you have the real peace again , .....
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Yeah it basically is a cease fire. And then you can renegotiate the peace for another 20 turns, etc. Perhaps if when you sued for peace, you could choose the duration of the treaty
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ceasefire? now where did that go... I must say no negative points would be nice... oh whatever happened to the eiffel tower... sigh! made killing so much more civil...Without music life would be a mistake - Nietzsche
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Hmmm, actually, a cease fire is different from what you're describing Panag!!
What I mean is, you're actually AT WAR with someone, and they come to you offering a cessation of hostilities. This way, you are technically still at war, but you have a written agreement that, for now at least, neither party will attack the other (something which might be coupled with a demand to remove ALL troops from the enemy's territory, and vice versa). I'm not sure whether cease fires should come with a deadline, as peace treaties do, but if they did I think they would have to be variable!! Once a cease fire agreement lapsed, you would be free to attack them without a reputation loss. Even if you didn't wait for an expiry, though, an attack would not cause the same loss of rep as if you had a peace treaty with them!!! Again, just think of North and South Korea as a working example of a cease-fire, compared with a peace treaty!!!
Yours,
The_Aussie_Lurker.Comment
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