When it says (Gracious) does it mean anything at all?

[Beren]

Let's face it: a AI controlled player can't even determine who they like and don't like. They have no problem declaring war on civs they like very much (gracious or something.)

The new structures that appeared with trade embargos and stuff are inexplainable stupid. Suppose I (Rome) want to help my gracious friends, the Aztecs in their war against Persia. Persia gets China to sign a military alliance against me and next thing is that the Aztecs declare war on me because of some kind of agreement.
So: Aztecs declare war on me because I help them out.

[ixnay]

Wrong forum...

[Gramphos]

Originally posted by ixnay37
Wrong forum...

Moved

[Akron]

It means that they won't do anything stupid for at least a turn or two.

[Playa del Carmen]

Originally posted by Akron
It means that they won't do anything stupid for at least a turn or two.

True. The peace isn't going to last long.

[Pius Popprasch]

They all love me.

I think that they make slightly better offers when gracious but I'm not sure.

[Thrawn05]

That means that they will somtimes give you a banana.

There is usally only one civ that is gracious towards me and that is Germany. We both exchange lots of free gifts.

[ACooper]

It means that they are just like my ex-wife.

[kailhun]

It means they won't go for your throat just yet, but don't abandon your borders or they'll be furious and at war fast.

Robert

[Spec]

Why cant I vote?!?!

[Thrawn05]

Originally posted by Spectator
Why cant I vote?!?!

I think someone closed it, I couldn't either.

[Beren]

I haven't closed it...
I can't edit it any more either...

[Solver]

The poll itself is closed, the thread is still open.