Brucha
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I have been re-reading Bamspeedy's article, AI Attitude Study once again and have a few quick questions:
Which of these attitude mods affect all in-game AI's and which affect the targeted AI:
A. +1 If they ask you to leave their territory, +4 if you are given the orders to leave or declare war.
B. +2 You demand tribute from the AI. Whether they actually pay the tribute or not. If they have a good attitude towards you, this will be +1, but once they are annoyed/furious it will be +2 each time you demand tribute. You can make 50 tributes in one turn and get a civ at +100 towards you (very, very furious).
In most examples in the study, Bamspeedy clearly defines what affects a single tageted civ and which ones affect all inpgame civs. In these two examples, it simply show the mod for the specific civ in question, so it makes me believe that only the civ in question would be affected in Attitude.
Which of these attitude mods affect all in-game AI's and which affect the targeted AI:
A. +1 If they ask you to leave their territory, +4 if you are given the orders to leave or declare war.
B. +2 You demand tribute from the AI. Whether they actually pay the tribute or not. If they have a good attitude towards you, this will be +1, but once they are annoyed/furious it will be +2 each time you demand tribute. You can make 50 tributes in one turn and get a civ at +100 towards you (very, very furious).
In most examples in the study, Bamspeedy clearly defines what affects a single tageted civ and which ones affect all inpgame civs. In these two examples, it simply show the mod for the specific civ in question, so it makes me believe that only the civ in question would be affected in Attitude.
