Adhesive86
Warlord
I am currently working on assigning diplomatic values for each civ to another, on the following:
a) Attitude according to 'past events have brought us apart/closer together' on a scale of -15 to +15.
b) Whether open borders or not.
c) Whether defence treaty or not.
d) War or Peace
It should be noted that I am doing this as a KEEN CIV PLAYER and SOMEONE WITH AN INTEREST IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. I am NOT a modder so someone else is going to have to either input these values or realise that I'm going to have to be patiently shown how to do it when the time comes.
Anyway, I have a few questions that are becoming apparent as I'm doing this-
1) Do we want any vassal states? I'm thinking Belarus to Russia, but that's about it. (I recommend in the game we switch off the vassal state option to avoid the likes of America instantly colonising half the world, as this frequently happens in the GEM 1940 mod, also imperialism is supposedly on the wane)
2) Forgive me for asking a silly question but as my laptop is broken and I do not have a civ game to check, does anyone know if it's possible for the 'past events have brought us apart/closer together' score to not be reciprocated? e.g. Ukraine is overall more pro Russia than Russia is pro Ukraine.
3) What are we doing with Neutral, Minor and Failed States? As these by definition are conglomerates, the solution is never going to be ideally representative, but... My recommendations:
Neutral- No negative or positive diplo values with any other civ, permananent peace with all (or VERY BIG diplo penalty for a civ who declares war), open borders decided on civ by civ basis.
Minor- Same as neutral except war is allowed.
Failed- Negative diplo points of '-10 past events' with all civs, no open borders allowed, war is allowed but peace with all at beginning. (Perhaps there is a case for some civs having a more negative attitude than others depending on their ideological/ political cullture e.g South Africa is more tolerant of failed states than is US/UK... discuss)
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I'm hoping to have this done within 2-3 weeks and will post on here for feedback.
a) Attitude according to 'past events have brought us apart/closer together' on a scale of -15 to +15.
b) Whether open borders or not.
c) Whether defence treaty or not.
d) War or Peace
It should be noted that I am doing this as a KEEN CIV PLAYER and SOMEONE WITH AN INTEREST IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. I am NOT a modder so someone else is going to have to either input these values or realise that I'm going to have to be patiently shown how to do it when the time comes.
Anyway, I have a few questions that are becoming apparent as I'm doing this-
1) Do we want any vassal states? I'm thinking Belarus to Russia, but that's about it. (I recommend in the game we switch off the vassal state option to avoid the likes of America instantly colonising half the world, as this frequently happens in the GEM 1940 mod, also imperialism is supposedly on the wane)
2) Forgive me for asking a silly question but as my laptop is broken and I do not have a civ game to check, does anyone know if it's possible for the 'past events have brought us apart/closer together' score to not be reciprocated? e.g. Ukraine is overall more pro Russia than Russia is pro Ukraine.
3) What are we doing with Neutral, Minor and Failed States? As these by definition are conglomerates, the solution is never going to be ideally representative, but... My recommendations:
Neutral- No negative or positive diplo values with any other civ, permananent peace with all (or VERY BIG diplo penalty for a civ who declares war), open borders decided on civ by civ basis.
Minor- Same as neutral except war is allowed.
Failed- Negative diplo points of '-10 past events' with all civs, no open borders allowed, war is allowed but peace with all at beginning. (Perhaps there is a case for some civs having a more negative attitude than others depending on their ideological/ political cullture e.g South Africa is more tolerant of failed states than is US/UK... discuss)
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I'm hoping to have this done within 2-3 weeks and will post on here for feedback.