I think it's shift, then right click. Just do this on one of the other rivals portraits than you can select another civ to put in that place instead. What I do though is Shift-D, or hit the little 'd' (for diplomacy) that's in the lower right hand corner of the normal map screen.
You can reach them all via the trade advisor, too.
I usually like to use shift+d, but it's good to be able to see who is at war or has a RoP or MPP with a particular civ, so the foreign advisor isn't obsolete.
I can remember playing games where I could see the information you mentioned: who was at war with whom and who had ROP etc. Now, all I can get is my own peace/war (only) info with other civs. I have clicked [all] for what I want to see.
Is this from the patch or is there something more I have to do to see how others are getting along?
I can remember playing games where I could see the information you mentioned: who was at war with whom and who had ROP etc. Now, all I can get is my own peace/war (only) info with other civs. I have clicked [all] for what I want to see.
You have to click on their portraits to see who they are at war/peace with. If you hold shift and LEFT click on each picture you can see all at once. If there is one that isn't showing any lines with anyone else he probably doesn't have an embassy with anyone or it's a bug. I had this happen with the Americans after they got wiped from the continent and were then stuck on a little two-city island.
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