Bonjour,
although I play Britania it's Darius who seeks to rule the world!
but I don't understand how it is possible to conquer 2 civs within 100 turns, each of them capitulating and giving 3 or 4 cities in the peace treaty!
Darius has now 9 cities and 13 puppets, after Rom's defeat.
Does Darius know about unhappiness?
I tried to evaluate it and I find for him between -30 and -40. (see saved game below)
I conquered only 4 puppets and I've already -11 ! (although almost all my own cities have a theater). I must mostly refuse when an ennemy gives me some cities because I cannot manage the unhappiness.
Does the AI cheat?
Or is it possible to play with unhappiness -30, -40,... ?
Should the totally surrender of the ennemy (giving all cities, etc.) not be definitely removed from the game because it is unbalancing it too much?
Or is there something I simply did not catch regarding unhappiness?

View attachment E74_0273 - 1806 ap. J.-C..Civ5Save
although I play Britania it's Darius who seeks to rule the world!
but I don't understand how it is possible to conquer 2 civs within 100 turns, each of them capitulating and giving 3 or 4 cities in the peace treaty!
Darius has now 9 cities and 13 puppets, after Rom's defeat.
Does Darius know about unhappiness?

I tried to evaluate it and I find for him between -30 and -40. (see saved game below)
I conquered only 4 puppets and I've already -11 ! (although almost all my own cities have a theater). I must mostly refuse when an ennemy gives me some cities because I cannot manage the unhappiness.
Does the AI cheat?
Or is it possible to play with unhappiness -30, -40,... ?
Should the totally surrender of the ennemy (giving all cities, etc.) not be definitely removed from the game because it is unbalancing it too much?
Or is there something I simply did not catch regarding unhappiness?

View attachment E74_0273 - 1806 ap. J.-C..Civ5Save