donsig
Low level intermediary
BCLG100 said:
I know it's bad form to answer a question with a question but, why should we agree to peace for nothing?
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I know it's bad form to answer a question with a question but, why should we agree to peace for nothing?
greekguy
Missed the Boat
BCLG100 said:
i would say if they razed or captured those 3 cities, it would be a victory. however, we abandoned them ourselves, so they only indirectly took away 3 of our cities, not directly.
i think if we can destroy their city and kill all the units they have here, we might be able to get a straight peace deal, or small concessions made by us.
donsig
Low level intermediary
We've also rebuilt one of those cities already. Let's keep them talking peace but not give up anything just yet.
greekguy
Missed the Boat
^ if we have to give up a tech, so be it. but i would prefer to convince them a straight peace deal is the best thing for their civ.
donsig
Low level intermediary
Nothing much to report. Moved our *stack* of pike back away from Spite. Left our Immortals and trebs in place.
Donovan Zoi
The Return
As long as those cities exist, then KISS has a gateway to our continent.....and us. Have we investigated Spite and Malice to see what they contain?
Also, we should invest in a few naval scouts to patrol our shores for protection.
I'll come up with more when I get a chance to look at the save.
Also, we should invest in a few naval scouts to patrol our shores for protection.
I'll come up with more when I get a chance to look at the save.
we did think about investigating DZ but MIA informed us that the info they would find following the investigation would have been outdated. theres very little naval ships right now that can be used to defend, however would be good scouts.
greekguy
Missed the Boat
hey DZ. 
we decided not to spend the gold to spy on the cities right now because we need the money for unit rushes. we've still got a hefty amount in the bank, but rushing several units every couple turns costs cash.
we decided not to spend the gold to spy on the cities right now because we need the money for unit rushes. we've still got a hefty amount in the bank, but rushing several units every couple turns costs cash.
donsig
Low level intermediary
Donovan Zoi said:
We know about how many Gallic swordsmen and trebuchets they had a turn or two ago. No idea how many pikes are there.
BTW, welcome aboard! we could use a little
donsig
Low level intermediary
BCLG: Next time you chat with someone from KISS would you find out what terms they are currently asking for? Feel free to tell them we are a bit war weary and would like to make peace if their terms are not too harsh. We won't give up cities but luxes are plentiful.
donsig
Low level intermediary
BCLG100 said:
They have a patch. Try to find out if it's big enough. Also, try to find out how long a treaty we could get out of them.
well i spoke to scoutsout and daghda last night, they said they'd post in the forums about it, if peace was to be declared they were a bit unsure about whether they would demand our newly planted city east of our core but that land and i think they would demand a 50 turn peace treaty, when speaking to whomp a couple of days about it anyways.
donsig
Low level intermediary
BCLG100 said:
That city is not east of our core. It is part of our core!
I'd say no to a 50 turn deal. Maybe 40, but I'd prefer just 20 turns and we renew or not at the appropriate time. I surely hope we do not even consider giving them a city. I also think that any unsettled land should at the very least be considered open to settlement by either of us.
Donovan Zoi
The Return
If I had to choose between losing one city or losing our (behind 
), I'd have to go with the former. We have plenty of land available to our north and to our west.
We are not bargaining from a position of strength right now, so we must step lightly in negotiations. Let's press for the even deal first and take it from there.
), I'd have to go with the former. We have plenty of land available to our north and to our west. We are not bargaining from a position of strength right now, so we must step lightly in negotiations. Let's press for the even deal first and take it from there.
