I refuse to talk!

[braindrain]

Is there a way i can refuse to talk to a civ i disslike so i don't have to see their annyong faces and their useless trade offers? They can ignore me...how can i ignore them?

 

[KHSOLO]

Is there a way i can refuse to talk to a civ i disslike so i don't have to see their annyong faces and their useless trade offers? They can ignore me...how can i ignore them?

I always wondered this myself, good point.

 

[smellymummy]

that would be cool if we can do that. wasnt it a previous civ or ctp game that allowed doing that?

 

[Red Door]

Press "Farewell (EXIT)" as soon as they pop up.

 

[lost_civantares]

You can't do that though when they're making one of their pointless demands.

 

[StarWorms]

It annoys me how they never demand anything from other countries.

 

[jedimogg]

they should add that. I also wish you could choose certain techs or resources that you are unwilling to trade, so all the ai civs don't keep asking you to trade them

 

[jedimogg]

they should add that. I also wish you could choose certain techs or resources that you are unwilling to trade, so all the ai civs don't keep asking you to trade them

 

[ChrTh]

It annoys me how they never demand anything from other countries.

How do you know they don't?

 

[ChrTh]

It annoys me how they never demand anything from other countries.

How do you know they don't?

 

[jedimogg]

they should add that. I also wish you could choose certain techs or resources that you are unwilling to trade, so all the ai civs don't keep asking you to trade them

 

[princecharles]

How do you know they don't?

Because the AI never gets a "You made an outrightious demand!" modifier against other AI's. They won't ask AI's unless they know they'll accept.

 

[alpha wolf 64]

I hate when I get stupid demands in consecutive turns from a "friend" then they cancel the open borders since I've now earned -2 or -3 for refusing demands. Also I've noticed in warlords that it takes alot more to get to pleased. I had a 9-5 positive attitude towards me yet was still cautious.

 

[AriochIV]

Because the AI never gets a "You made an outrightious demand!" modifier against other AI's. They won't ask AI's unless they know they'll accept.

How do you know what modifiers one AI has against another? Not trying to argue against the point (I'm quite sure the AI treats the player very differently from other AI's), just asking the question.

 

[Hunter Noventa]

He's probably looked in the worldbuilder, the diplomacy bit of that might show everything if you look hard enough.

 

[Mutineer]

Well, if developers put that they would have to combine this with -3 refused to talk for 50 turns.

 

[BadHorsie]

Yeah, there would have to be a penalty for refusing to talk to them, although I suppose you would probably be thinking about war with them anyway if you're not talking to them.

 

[cymru_man]

How do you know what modifiers one AI has against another? Not trying to argue against the point (I'm quite sure the AI treats the player very differently from other AI's), just asking the question.

Press F4, click on another AI portrait, it shows the attitudes of other AI leaders towards that AI, and if you hover over another AI leader, gives the relationship modifiers.

 

[kristopherb]

i ve had gandi and roosevelt refusing to talk and didnt declare war

 

[Older than Dirt]

Well, I don't really mind seeing Otto's jolly face, even if he does make unreasonalbe demands and I love watching Genghis crack his neck. But, Capac and Asoka give me the creeps and make my stomach churn, respectively, even if they want to give me a tech. Whoever made these leader heads is, ah, .... very creative. But the absolute best (of all times I predict) is Shaka when he is furious and comes whining to you for peace. It is worth playing a game with him just to see this!