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I'm currently playing a large map owith 16 civs.
I have observed that on several occasions AI civs join MPP, and alliances and start intercontinental wars even as they are being beaten at home. France was losing a war with England, but managed to declare war on half the civs and ended up being destroyed by the Japanese.
I'm a superpower and I am currently in the process of eating up tiny Rome to control the entire fur trade. >: )
Somehow, Rome gets Zululand, which has one city left, to sign an MPP with them which automatically puts Zuliland at war with me.
I don't get it. Are the computer players so desperate for vicotory that they drag anyone who is willing into wars? And why would any AI player who is losing a war be willing to pick more fights? And in Zululand's case,a civ with 1 city left.
Any insights?
I have observed that on several occasions AI civs join MPP, and alliances and start intercontinental wars even as they are being beaten at home. France was losing a war with England, but managed to declare war on half the civs and ended up being destroyed by the Japanese.
I'm a superpower and I am currently in the process of eating up tiny Rome to control the entire fur trade. >: )
Somehow, Rome gets Zululand, which has one city left, to sign an MPP with them which automatically puts Zuliland at war with me.
I don't get it. Are the computer players so desperate for vicotory that they drag anyone who is willing into wars? And why would any AI player who is losing a war be willing to pick more fights? And in Zululand's case,a civ with 1 city left.
Any insights?
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