If I accept a treaty while in there territory do I get evicted?

[kaio37k]

I'm currently in a huge battle with Washington (go figure) I'm being offered a treaty for gold and other resources, but will only accept if I keep my positioning (after I accept)
in there territory.
Any help would be great, Thanks!

 

[kaio37k]

The answer is no. Your units get moved out of there territory immediately after treaty is accepted.

 

[Goldstar]

I think you could stay if you add "open borders" to your list of peace demands, but I don't recall every doing that, so don't quote me on it.

 

[Pengui6668]

Why would you want to keep your positioning? If it were possible, I can imagine there'd be quite a diplomacy hit. I've also never tried to add open borders to a peace treaty, as there's generally no reason to. You sound like you want to keep your positioning, make a few more units, then declare war again. I wouldn't be surprised if every other civ dow'd you just because it's a move.

 

[kaio37k]

That's exactly what I was going to do (give or take 20 moves). Seems to be the best to take out City-States. But it did not work

 

[HorseshoeHermit]

Why would you want to keep your positioning? If it were possible, I can imagine there'd be quite a diplomacy hit. I've also never tried to add open borders to a peace treaty, as there's generally no reason to. You sound like you want to keep your positioning, make a few more units, then declare war again. I wouldn't be surprised if every other civ dow'd you just because it's a move.

Your war could be for the purpose of opening their borders, how about that.
But you need embassies for open borders and embassies are undone when war is declared.

 

[Ryoga]

Why would you want to keep your positioning? If it were possible, I can imagine there'd be quite a diplomacy hit. I've also never tried to add open borders to a peace treaty, as there's generally no reason to. You sound like you want to keep your positioning, make a few more units, then declare war again. I wouldn't be surprised if every other civ dow'd you just because it's a move.

There are reasons for wanting open borders after a peace treaty, though I'm not sure it's the case with OP but I often found myself in a situation where I wanted that.

Typical case: The enemy has a city blocking the only path to the outer sea from my main coastal city. When they refuse to open borders because they hate me, you can be pretty sure that I will DoW them, as if I can really accept to be locked there because of their water expansion. So let's say they then plead for peace, sure I can accept, if you let my ships pass! You don't, well then I guess I'm going to refuse your offer and take your city. Sorry!

Another case: Their cities are right between me and someone that I really need to kill to prevent him from beating me into a science victory or whatever. I actually have nothing against them specifically but I need my army to pass through their territories, I would gladly sign a treaty of peace if they only could give me open borders in exchange, but they won't, so: "I'm deeply sorry but I'm going to take a few of your cities, nothing personal."

 

[plus]

u cant .also no open border will be available since war cancels embassy which is one turn request