|
Author
|
|
Topic: Declaring war during diplomacy |  |
|
a_bates Settler Britain Jul 2000
|
 |
posted September 07, 2000 06:38
 |
 |
 |  |
During diplomacy sessions you are often asked to declare war on a third party. If you do so does your reputation take the same knock as it would if you simply attacked them and broke the ceasefire/peace/alliance?Anyone know? Thanks in advance, Adrian Bates [This message has been edited by a_bates (edited September 07, 2000).] |
Scouse Gits Prince Liverpool, United Kingdom Nov 1999
|
 |
posted September 07, 2000 06:45
|
 |
 |  |
Certainly your reputation takes a hit - whether it be the same hit I cannot say. Hope this helps  ------------------ ____________ Scouse Git[1] "CARTAGO DELENDA EST" - Cato the Censor "The Great Library must be built!" |
SCG Warlord
Jun 2000
|
 |
posted September 07, 2000 08:04
|
 |
 |  |
well, at least according to the manual, you take less of a hit if you are asked by a third party than if you were to simply attack the second party. Other than that, can't really say much since my natural style has always been aggressive isolationist expansionist.------------------ April Cantor: Sire, in order to expand further we must first gain favor of the King SCG: darn, I've never really got the hang of that tribute thing, guess it will be a long time until i make prince *goes off and starts gifting gold and techs* |
Fergus Horkan Chieftain UK Jul 2000
|
 |
posted September 07, 2000 08:04
 |
 |
 |  |
According to the manual that comes with the game, the hit is reduced. I did this for the first time recently (trying OCC, potential opponent was miles away and I had vet riflemen fortified on mountains alround my city) because I needed the money, and I deteriorated from spotless reputation to excellent, compared to a fall to honourable when breaking treaties single handedly.Happily, I made peace next turn too, so money for old rope. I could not guarantee the same will happen to you though! |
a_bates Settler Britain Jul 2000
|
 |
posted September 07, 2000 08:09
 |
 |
 |  |
Ok, thanks for the help guys. It has been so long since I originally read the manual I had forgotten that it mentioned it. |