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Chieftain
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 12
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Vassal state doesn't break up after > 50% population
I, as many others on these forums, have a problem with my vassal state.
My vassal still had some towns and 25% pop. compared to me. I was really getting sick of the vassal so took drastic measures, I went back to slavery, grew a large army using the slave function which shrunk my total population drasticly leaving him with 54% of my population... Now, according to the game guide, this should break the vassalage, but it doesn't? Is there anything else I should do before the vassal will break relations with me or is this just the way it's supposed to be, meaning the vassal _may_ cancel the deal if he want's since he has more population, but doesn't have nessecarily have to (understandibly, considering my huge army waiting at his doorstep by now... ) |
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Laudir Agus Mir
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Upper Gwynedd, PA
Posts: 550
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The vassal has to have greater than 50% population of the master AND 50% land of the master. Does your vassal meet the land requirement?
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Chieftain
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 12
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I'm afraid not, and that won't be possible anymore since he's surrounded by other civs, ah well, I reloaded anyway, hate the 'war vassal' system...
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King
Join Date: Nov 2001
Posts: 656
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Aside from this:
Does the vassalization automatically disbanded as soon as the requirements are met, or has the vassal decide to do so (and therefore could decide to stay a vassal although he has the option the get free again)? I suspect the latter is the case (i.e. vassals can stay vassals if they want to) |
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King of Kings
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Cologne, Germany
Posts: 360
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Why does everyone one to get rid of vassal states. I love them. They help you alot in wars and function as a buffer between you and your worst enemies plus you can get some fresh cash or resources for free when needed.
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King of Kings
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Cologne, Germany
Posts: 360
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Emperor
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
Posts: 1,757
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