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Is razing cities bad for your reputation? i recall reading somehting about that in the manual.
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Does anyone out there know? Does razing cities hurt your rep? Does it hurt an AI civ's rep?Comment
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i don't actually know but...
I would think it would definitely piss off the Civ who's city you just trashed.
And it is, allegedly supposed to give you some kind of bad rep. I don't know what kind of bad rep though.
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I've razed about 15 cities.. I have yet to have a problem. My reputation is still good with my allies.
I'm in a game with 16 civs. 16 civs = a ton of cities. You can't help but raze a few, because the cities will be competing for the same resources...Comment
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Razing cities definately angers the civ who used to own them, I haven't noticed an affect on the other civs in the game yet.
-quinallaJacob's Law "To err is human: to blame it on someone else is even more human."Comment
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you run the risk to be accused off genocide, and they might transport you to The Hague, but that's it.Formerly known as "CyberShy"
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Ok, if I dump an atomic fart on a city everybody gang up against me, but if I just change it into a bloody graveyard with the long, merciless and painful "taste the iron" style, I am just annoying the local boss?!?
The ice was here, the ice was there, the ice was all around: it cracked and growled and roared and howled like noises in a swound!Comment
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Save the (simulated) green!
Probably they are ecologically minded AIs...
dump the people, save the cabbage stuff.The ice was here, the ice was there, the ice was all around: it cracked and growled and roared and howled like noises in a swound!Comment
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Well, personally I just tend to take cities through culture and then starve them down to 1 citizen and build a worker.Never underestimate the healing powers of custard.Comment
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