Colonel_Flagg
Chieftain
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- Sep 26, 2008
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Since I've seen this in a bunch of different threads, I thought we should just compile it into one.
So it seems to be established that refusing the King does not affect the REF. However, it does give you a negative point in relations to the king. A majority of people believe that it is thus pointless to ever give the king money.
The only point of relations it seems is trying to get veteran soldiers from the king for a MUCH cheaper price. This is evidenced by the fact that when you get too many troops from him, you get a "You're a drain on my military" negative effect on relations, and he stops giving them to you.
So, is this an appropriate effect? Should there be more or less of an effect? Do you prefer to buy veteran soldiers and cannons, or having militia with guns bought from Europe?
So it seems to be established that refusing the King does not affect the REF. However, it does give you a negative point in relations to the king. A majority of people believe that it is thus pointless to ever give the king money.
The only point of relations it seems is trying to get veteran soldiers from the king for a MUCH cheaper price. This is evidenced by the fact that when you get too many troops from him, you get a "You're a drain on my military" negative effect on relations, and he stops giving them to you.
So, is this an appropriate effect? Should there be more or less of an effect? Do you prefer to buy veteran soldiers and cannons, or having militia with guns bought from Europe?