Hi
We often play with group of friends, so making gentlemen's/honor rules is somewhat easy. So we don't experience clickfest wars as we have agreed on a house rules to prevent it. However, we stumbled upon a new issue with the city states.
Scenario:
I gain ally in from a city state
Other player and the former ally buys it back
The other ally then immediately declares war on me
City state is now at war and peace blocked on me
While the tactic is sound and in the spirit of the game, the immediately portion of it feels unsportsmanlike, as the other player has no time to respond to it. Is there any good house rule to prevent this? Preferably something that doesn't disrupt the other game and doesn't increase the time spent on turns too much.
Thanks!
We often play with group of friends, so making gentlemen's/honor rules is somewhat easy. So we don't experience clickfest wars as we have agreed on a house rules to prevent it. However, we stumbled upon a new issue with the city states.
Scenario:
I gain ally in from a city state
Other player and the former ally buys it back
The other ally then immediately declares war on me
City state is now at war and peace blocked on me
While the tactic is sound and in the spirit of the game, the immediately portion of it feels unsportsmanlike, as the other player has no time to respond to it. Is there any good house rule to prevent this? Preferably something that doesn't disrupt the other game and doesn't increase the time spent on turns too much.
Thanks!