Multiplayer wars(GMR mostly) Is it normal to feel bad?

What would YOU do in this situation?

  • Attack of course! Would be a good lesson for him.

    Votes: 15 60.0%
  • Play it diplomaticly. Post my unit close, bully him for a luxury and war if he refuse.

    Votes: 6 24.0%
  • Declaring war quite a few turn before actually sending troops, giving him the chance to respond.

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Be a good chap and telling him he needs a better army!

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Other, heres why.(post below!)

    Votes: 4 16.0%

  • Total voters
    25
It's always funny to hear a player saying that he wants to play peacefully and then agree with him. He only says : I know i'm weak and i'm telling you that i'm a really good piece of meat to eat :D
 
It's always funny to hear a player saying that he wants to play peacefully and then agree with him. He only says : I know i'm weak and i'm telling you that i'm a really good piece of meat to eat :D

It's true, but only Tab would admit it :lol:
 
Do you actually say, "I want you to be my vassal", or do you just demand gold and resources? And do you do this when they only have 1 city left?

Also, it doesn't surprise me that you get backstabbed. I bet as soon as you make somebody a vassal, they immediately start talking to other powerful civs and get friendly with them. It's just like the real world, if America makes a country its vassal, chances are that country will get very friendly with Russia and China.

Maybe a good vassal strategy would be to occasionally gift a unit, that way they get a "benefit" from being a vassal. People are much less likely to bite the hand that feeds them.

hahaha

its more like "if you wanna stay in the game and help me win you're welcome to, otherwise i'll go ahead and end it"

Though i've told people "be my vassal or die" which is usually met with "go fck yourself" :P
Moderator Action: :nono: one of the words in the above sentence is not allowed here :nono:.
 
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