eyrei
Nov 13, 2002, 05:58 PM
This poll is the result of a discussion in this (http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=35674&perpage=20&display=&pagenumber=1) thread.
Before voting, note the following:
That once we have categorized a civ as a Most Favored Nation, they will be given one "Get out of jail free card", meaning, that the first time they threaten us, we will cave in. However, their status will immediately be reassessed.
Also, as this is one of three polls on the same topic, I will explain how it will work. The 3 types of threats are monetary, maps, and technology. If a threat contains any element that has been deemed too valuable by these polls, it will be rejected.
Finally, a definition of "Right next to us" is necessary. For the purposes of these polls, it will mean any civ whose borders touch our contiguous borders (those that contain the capital, though until our culture expands, it will mean all borders not completely separated from the rest of the country by another civs borders), or if there is only unclaimed territory between the borders. The foreign affairs ministry will provide a list of countries considered to be next to us before each turn chat. Basically, ignoring a threat from one of these countries will precipitate an immediate military conflict if they are not bluffing. Currently, the civs falling into this category are: Japan, India, China, America and Azteca.
Before voting, note the following:
That once we have categorized a civ as a Most Favored Nation, they will be given one "Get out of jail free card", meaning, that the first time they threaten us, we will cave in. However, their status will immediately be reassessed.
Also, as this is one of three polls on the same topic, I will explain how it will work. The 3 types of threats are monetary, maps, and technology. If a threat contains any element that has been deemed too valuable by these polls, it will be rejected.
Finally, a definition of "Right next to us" is necessary. For the purposes of these polls, it will mean any civ whose borders touch our contiguous borders (those that contain the capital, though until our culture expands, it will mean all borders not completely separated from the rest of the country by another civs borders), or if there is only unclaimed territory between the borders. The foreign affairs ministry will provide a list of countries considered to be next to us before each turn chat. Basically, ignoring a threat from one of these countries will precipitate an immediate military conflict if they are not bluffing. Currently, the civs falling into this category are: Japan, India, China, America and Azteca.