marstinson
Chieftain
- Joined
- Jul 14, 2008
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- 68
I ran into a situation with a captured city that puzzled the heck out of me and I'm hoping someone who is more familiar with the game code could explain it.
After the city came out of resistance I got a message that the citizens were "rightfully" asking to join the Korean empire (I said no, of course). The part that has me puzzled is that it was the English capital (I had the rest of the English cities, but they were still in resistance) and the Koreans were on the other side of the continent. Seoul was marginally closer to London than my capital, but London was WELL away from the Korean cultural boundaries, so there should not have been any Korean influence on the local culture. Does the AI look for the closest civ with whom you have contact and ask you to gift a city to them or are the designers just messing with the player's head?
After the city came out of resistance I got a message that the citizens were "rightfully" asking to join the Korean empire (I said no, of course). The part that has me puzzled is that it was the English capital (I had the rest of the English cities, but they were still in resistance) and the Koreans were on the other side of the continent. Seoul was marginally closer to London than my capital, but London was WELL away from the Korean cultural boundaries, so there should not have been any Korean influence on the local culture. Does the AI look for the closest civ with whom you have contact and ask you to gift a city to them or are the designers just messing with the player's head?