How minor civs spawn?
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Lade
Prince
They haven't come into the normal game yet, but when they do, they will lead colonies
How do you found colonies? Theres a button that you have to click
(Yes I did forget where it is)
Its on the screen that lists all your city names, somewhere on one of the corners should be a colony/liberate option
How do you found colonies? Theres a button that you have to click
(Yes I did forget where it is)
Its on the screen that lists all your city names, somewhere on one of the corners should be a colony/liberate option
MagisterCultuum
Great Sage
There is a liberate button in the lower right corner of the city details screen. You must have at least 2 seperate cities on the same continent as each other and different continent as your capital in order to liberate them as a colony.
Lost & Confused
Chieftain
I've had an event asking me if I would let a city have independence under Minister Koun. I had him assassinated. Not sure what caused it though. I had two cities at the time.
MagisterCultuum
Great Sage
That is just a random event. Actually, one of 2 random events that appear identical to the player. One has Minister Koun join as a second copy of your civ in a permanent alliance with you. The other has him enter the game as a second copy of your civ with no special relationship with you at all. Neither one makes him a vassal r have the added diplomatic bonus for liberating him.
Soon, that event should pick civ specific minor leaders.
I was really annoyed when I had this event happen to my permanent ally Tasunke in The Cult scenario. Minister Koun entered a a seperate civ whose territory included most of the Pass itself. He could not be convinced to give be open boarders and the game options did not allow me to declare war on him, so the game would have been almost unwinnable if I hadn't cheated. (I guess I could have tried sending only Nightwatches and Shadows though the dungeon, but I don't know if that would have been enough. I didn't have access to war-causing spells yet, but I think I heard that they no longer work in Always War or Peace games anymore anyway. I still consider that to be the one time I didn't cheat, even though I did use worldbuilder to make Koun my vassal. Such an event should not make victory impossible.
Soon, that event should pick civ specific minor leaders.
I was really annoyed when I had this event happen to my permanent ally Tasunke in The Cult scenario. Minister Koun entered a a seperate civ whose territory included most of the Pass itself. He could not be convinced to give be open boarders and the game options did not allow me to declare war on him, so the game would have been almost unwinnable if I hadn't cheated. (I guess I could have tried sending only Nightwatches and Shadows though the dungeon, but I don't know if that would have been enough. I didn't have access to war-causing spells yet, but I think I heard that they no longer work in Always War or Peace games anymore anyway. I still consider that to be the one time I didn't cheat, even though I did use worldbuilder to make Koun my vassal. Such an event should not make victory impossible.
Lost & Confused
Chieftain
That had to have sucked big time, I don't think Nightwatches and Shadows would have been enough to deal with everything on the other side. Sounds like the event needs a bit of work still. Can't wait for civ specific minor leaders though.
Sofista
Deity
Strange... I had a similar instance to MC's (0.34), but I could declare war to Koun without a problem.
Nikis-Knight
Deity
There's two events, one sets Koun as a teammate and one as a rival.
MagisterCultuum
Great Sage
The problem wasn't with the event per se, but because the event happened in a scenario where declaring war or peace was disabled though a gameoption.
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