has anyone ever voted for you in the UN?

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guven

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• Apr 25, 2014

• #1

I wasn't going to win the world leader proposal with my 32 votes (needed 35). Then my dear baudicca (I have brought her back to life) voted for me in the united nations!!! First time I saw it, had to share.

 

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Loucypher

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• Apr 25, 2014

• #2

Yup, that's why liberating civs has some good perks. Happened a few times to me before, always fun when it does.

 

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guven

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• Apr 25, 2014

• #3

so do they always vote for you if you liberate them (and maintain good relations)???

 

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• Apr 25, 2014

• #4

Liberated civs, city state allies and a few game long friends.

 

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phillipwyllie

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• Apr 25, 2014

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Only civs you recall to life will vote for you in the world leader vote as they are compelled to do. I once had Sweden vote for me to be host after i had voted them to be host.

 

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Feurisson

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• Apr 25, 2014

• #6

If you don't have too many votes, you can sometimes make them vote for you with trade agreements. My first Immortal victory I had three of the five other civilizations voting for me. Now that's a truly legitimized world leader.

 

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Calouste

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• Apr 25, 2014

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That's one little thing that bugs me. I think civs that share your Ideology and that you are Influential over, and civs that you are Dominant over should vote for you in the World Congress.

 

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guven

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• Apr 28, 2014

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I think civs that share your Ideology and that you are Influential over, and civs that you are Dominant over should vote for you in the World Congress.

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agreed.

 

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Asklepios

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• Apr 28, 2014

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While I agree that would be satisfying from an immersionist point of view, I'd note that approach would smush together the victory conditions even more than they already are.

 

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Calouste

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• Apr 28, 2014

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Asklepios said:

While I agree that would be satisfying from an immersionist point of view, I'd note that approach would smush together the victory conditions even more than they already are.

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I don't see a problem with that, I really like the interaction between the victory systems. For example, that you can work on your cultural victory by passing some World Congress resolutions (or just wiping out your biggest cultural rival).

Better than it was in Civ4, where you pretty much couldn't win a cultural victory unless you started out at turn 1.