Little questions & answers thread
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MutilationWave
IDDQD
Any that I had suzerained come back friendly, even in deity where 9/10 start hostile.
stealth_nsk
Deity
They are neutral, but you could make them hostile by settling nearby unless you started befriending already.
disjointaccount
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Hi, I've tried testing this myself and looking it up but there still doesn't seem to be a hard consensus so just to double check based on others' experiences:
Only coastal settlements can generate treasure fleets, right?
ie. If I settle a town (town A) on the coast, which does not have any treasure resources, and then do an inland settle (town B) connected to it, which does have treasure resources, town A won't spawn treasure resources on town B's behalf?
Only coastal settlements can generate treasure fleets, right?
ie. If I settle a town (town A) on the coast, which does not have any treasure resources, and then do an inland settle (town B) connected to it, which does have treasure resources, town A won't spawn treasure resources on town B's behalf?
Fat Bastard
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Correct. Town A won't spawn treasure resources on Town B's behalf.
Ah, ok. Though I noticed they were new IPs, but their statuses became neutral not friendly. The only thing that carried over from the previous age was their spawn tile.
MutilationWave
IDDQD
I think some of us including me are saying friendly when we mean neutral. As in non hostile. None of them start "friendly".
That makes more sense! I checked my memory of my most recent game, and antiquity ended with two IPs directly south of my settlements, both of which I had suzereined. They reappeared as neutral in exploration. What threw me, was a third spawned in the same small area, as an enemy, and I hadn't remembered that there were originally only two.
evonannoredars
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Since 1.2.0 I've noticed they are wayyy less likely to disperse them than before. There were even a couple unsuzerained ones left at the end of the era last game.
Those tiles don't have any adjacent urban tiles. I think in 'shipyard 2' you can reach it by building something on the tile to it's bottom-right though.
I've noticed the same. I managed to get through exploration in a deity 1.2 game where the AI only killed off one CS. But I noticed José killing one off immediately after starting modern. I will have to play more to see how it plays out. Not ready to pass judgement yet
I'm hoping that the devs decide to give the CS some stronger units. Their riflemen (?) get picked off really easily by the AI cuirassiers. Alternatively they could be given walled cities. Or maybe both.
Can I prevent Napoleon from appearing in my games? Seriously, I'm getting tired of that dude...he's been in every game I started. Is there some bias in the files I can change to make him appear less, or prevent him outright? I know I can select which civs are in the game, but I see no way to set which civs NOT to have in the game...
sixty4half
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It was. I went to war over an IP pre1.2. The AI was able to kill all its units and I was able to place a unit in the camp so he couldn't disperse it.
It just disappeared after 2 or 3 turns!
stealth_nsk
Deity
Were there AI ship nearby? Ships no longer can disperse independents if they have unit on the tile, but I'm not sure if it works with any unit or just with units of this independent power.
sixty4half
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It was a land locked IP with one of my units in all 6 tiles surrounding it.
queenpea
Emperor
There is no “no Napoleon” button but you can manually choose your opponent leaders in game setup. I have the same Napoleon problem, so I block him (and Confucius) from my games.
MutilationWave
IDDQD
Revolutionary Nelson is in every game I play and I really enjoy kicking his ass.
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