pineappledan
Deity
@Recursive is reworking how diplomacy AI works, here are the traits that he is adding:
Victory Competitiveness
Wonder Competitiveness
Minor Civ Competitiveness
Boldness
Diplo Balance (aka the "Status Quo" flavor)
Warmonger Hate
Denounce Willingness
DoF Willingness
Loyalty
Neediness
Forgiveness
Meanness
Chattiness
Major Civ Approach Biases: Higher values make it more likely the leader will adopt that approach instead of others.
Minor Civ Approach Biases: Higher values make it more likely the leader will adopt that approach instead of others.
Victory Competitiveness
Code:
High flavor:
- Gets angry at you faster as you get close to victory
- Increases opinion penalty for victory competition
- More likely to hate you/declare war for victory competition
- More likely to like you if you're not competing with them for victory
- More likely to end a DoF with you early over victory competition
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High flavor:
- More likely to adopt the "Cultural" Diplomatic Personality
- Gets angry at you faster for World Wonder competition
- More likely to attack you for spamming World Wonders
- More likely to hate you/declare war for World Wonder competition
- More likely to end a DoF with you early over World Wonder competition
Code:
Higher flavor:
- More likely to adopt the "Diplomat" Diplomatic Personality
- Gets angry at you faster for City-State Influence competition
- More likely to end a DoF with you early over City-State Influence competition
- More likely to hate you in the World Congress if you have a lot of City-State allies
- Increases the duration of "performed coup" opinion penalty
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Higher flavor:
- More likely to adopt the "Conqueror" Diplomatic Personality
- More likely to go for Domination Victory
- Significantly more likely to declare war, and more likely to take risks when declaring war
- More aggressive when settling, angrier at civs who settle near them, and requests a "no settling" promise at a greater distance when other civs settle near them
- More likely to adopt the WAR and HOSTILE approaches; less likely to adopt the AFRAID approach
- More likely to build units
- Less likely to give in to a demand
- Slightly riskier/more aggressive World Congress behavior
Code:
Higher flavor:
- More likely to adopt the "Diplomat" and "Scientist" Diplomatic Personalities
- Increases aggression if you're getting too far ahead in Social Policies or Technologies
- Gets angry at you faster as you get close to victory
- More likely to adopt the NEUTRAL approach
- More likely to warn the target of a coop war if they like them
- Makes peace more quickly
- More likely to denounce a friend they have a negative opinion of
- Increases warmongering penalties
- Increases the friendliness effect of giving them gifts/favorable trades
- Supporting their World Congress interests has a greater effect on their approach
- Increases duration of World Congress opinion bonuses & penalties
Code:
Higher flavor:
- More likely to adopt the "Scientist" Diplomatic Personality
- Significantly increases warmongering penalties
- More likely to end a DoF early over warmongering
Code:
Higher flavor:
- More likely to denounce players they don't like
- More likely to adopt the DECEPTIVE (and sometimes the HOSTILE) approach
- More likely to denounce a friend they don't like
Code:
Higher flavor:
- More likely to adopt the "Cultural" Diplomatic Personality
- Increases max DoF limit
- Less likely to declare war
- More likely to adopt the FRIENDLY approach
- More likely to hate/declare war on players who have denounced or declared war on the players they would like to befriend/make a DP with
- More likely to resurrect players
- More likely to lower taxes on vassals
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Higher flavor:
- More likely to adopt the "Diplomat" Diplomatic Personality
- More likely to agree to Requests for Help from friends
- More likely to hate/declare war on players who have denounced or declared war on the players they are already friends/DPs with
- Increases the friendliness effect of giving them gifts/favorable trades
- Increases the duration of most opinion bonuses
- Slightly more likely to agree to a Defensive Pact
- More likely to warn the target of a coop war if they like them
- Less likely to end a DoF early for any reason
- Less likely to backstab other civs
- Less tolerance for backstabbing and breaking agreements with other civs
- More likely to resurrect players
Code:
Higher flavor:
- Increases penalty for refusing a request they make to a friend
- Increases bonus/penalty from similar Social Policies
NEW:
- Increases amount/frequency of requests for help
- Increases opinion/approach bonuses for NOT competing with the AI
Code:
Higher flavor:
- Reduces the duration of most opinion penalties
- Less likely to adopt the GUARDED approach
- More tolerance for denouncing friends and breaking agreements with other civs
Code:
Higher flavor:
- More likely to adopt the "Conqueror" Diplomatic Personality
- More likely to adopt the WAR and HOSTILE approaches
- More likely to declare war, particularly if a demand is refused, they bully/attack your protected City-State, or you select the mean dialogue response
- More likely to be FRIENDLY to people who denounce/war their biggest competitor
- More likely to denounce friends they don't like
- Requests more stuff when they make demands
- Makes peace more slowly
- Gets angry at you faster as you get close to victory
- More likely to raise taxes on vassals
- Increases likelihood of sending certain taunts (nothing important)
Code:
Higher flavor:
- Increases likelihood of sending certain flavor messages (nothing important)Major Civ Approach Biases: Higher values make it more likely the leader will adopt that approach instead of others.
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FRIENDLY - friendly relations, more likely to agree to requests and be nice (also more likely to adopt the "Cultural" Diplomatic Personality)
NEUTRAL - no strong feelings one way or the other
AFRAID - scared, much more likely to agree to requests, but they don't necessarily like you
GUARDED - on the defensive and wary of you, less likely to agree to requests and be nice
DECEPTIVE - pretending to be FRIENDLY but really plotting against you, may declare war
HOSTILE - aggressive and bullying towards you, much less likely to agree to requests, more likely to denounce, may declare war
WAR - self-explanatory; WAR AIs may pretend to be FRIENDLY, NEUTRAL, GUARDED or HOSTILE while they prepare for their war against you
In addition:
- Higher FRIENDLY bias makes it more likely the leader will adopt the "Cultural" Diplomatic Personality
- Higher NEUTRAL bias makes it more likely the leader will adopt the "Scientist" Diplomatic Personality
- Higher WAR bias makes it more likely the leader will adopt the "Conqueror" Diplomatic Personality
Code:
IGNORE - don't care about this City-State
FRIENDLY/PROTECTIVE - try to increase Influence, fulfill quests, protect from attackers/bullies
BULLY - self-explanatory; AI will only try to bully one City-State at a time
CONQUEST - self-explanatory; AI will only try to conquer one City-State at a time
Capital Cities are converted to City-States with 65 resting 
Influence towards Phoenicia. Ignores National Wonder 
Population requirements.
bonuses for CS allies, unlocks earlier
Trade Route slot from expending
Culture and 
Production boost in all Cities. Capturing a foreign 
Golden Age.
improvement, but limited by a strategic resource
Science from 
Defensive bonuses
Raze Cities at double speed.
stats
Great Engineer Rate in the City For every World Wonder, National Wonder, or Public Works in a City
But I did adjust what they do and how they're used fairly substantively.
