In recent discussions about deals with the AIs, we have included the option to renegotiate peace. I see the advantage of this option, but also I have an uneasy feeling about using it.
If we renegotiate peace, there is no way to back out. All other deals can be tested for availability and then either be executed or postponed.
Once peace is on the table, we have to make the deal or we are at war. This is why in "real games" you don't do it lightheartedly. Whereas in the demogame, people may open the savegame, try it, discuss it, and back out without consequences. Is this "fair play"?
Opinions?
Edit/add:
I just read the Constitution (I considered it useful since I run for Govener of Audiac) and read:
Does this prohibit probing for peace renegotiaion? Do we need a Judicial Review on this topic?
If we renegotiate peace, there is no way to back out. All other deals can be tested for availability and then either be executed or postponed.
Once peace is on the table, we have to make the deal or we are at war. This is why in "real games" you don't do it lightheartedly. Whereas in the demogame, people may open the savegame, try it, discuss it, and back out without consequences. Is this "fair play"?
Opinions?
Edit/add:
I just read the Constitution (I considered it useful since I run for Govener of Audiac) and read:
Code:
[B]The Constitution of Fanatica[/B]
Article K. All irreversible game actions must progress during a
public turnchat, while reversible game actions(ie build
queues) that adhere to legal instruction can be prepared
offline.
Does this prohibit probing for peace renegotiaion? Do we need a Judicial Review on this topic?