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That was actually what I was getting at. I was thinking that maybe only a certain amount of tiles could be reassigned, and cities belonging to another civilization that had been conquered could be liberated.

In CiV, the way borders are determined has been a result of culture or war. Historically, though, a lot of borders have been determined by agreements between two countries. I think there should be an option to select who gets which tiles for borders after a war. You wouldn't be able to gain new...

I've seen the AI actually take some cities with coordinated assaults. They never took any of mine, though, due to the fact that I decimated their armies before they could arrive. :lol:

Thanks. I guess I'll just run the DX9 version for now.

I have Windows 7 Professional 64-bit on my computer, 4 gb RAM, dual-core 2.53 Ghz intel i5 processor, and an NVIDIA NVS 3100M graphics card. Whenever I select the DX10 version, the game will run fine for a few seconds, but freezes and stops working whenever I try to set up a game. :mad: Anyone...

:agree: I played a game as France, fought defensively, and most of the civs left me alone after I curb-stomped their military. Even any cities that I puppeted I gave back.

Course, it should be noted I haven't demanded a city yet.

Hi, long time lurker, first post. I've played a few games, and I've seen the AI act as a mixture of both. They've actively tried to stop me from winning the game, but the only time they've sold me cities is in a peace treaty.