Nations respawning?

Arkaeyn

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I'm curious as to what triggers respawns - if it's related to stability, is my main question. I've got a game in RAND where Arabia has respawned twice, and Babylon, Germany, and Mongolia have each reappeared, in some cases taking cities they never had.
 
I'm curious as to what triggers respawns - if it's related to stability, is my main question. I've got a game in RAND where Arabia has respawned twice, and Babylon, Germany, and Mongolia have each reappeared, in some cases taking cities they never had.

Whenever a new civ spawns, there is a check for respawns. There may be other ways, but this is certainly one of them.
 
Also, whenever Livy (or whoever is doing the survey) says who's who among nations, there also is a respawn within the least stable civ.
 
Also, whenever Livy (or whoever is doing the survey) says who's who among nations, there also is a respawn within the least stable civ.

I think with all respawn checks it is true to say that there may be a respawn within the least stable civ, as opposed to there will be a respawn.

IIRC, respawns require at least two existing cities within the respawn area (except for the Dutch) and at least one of these cities must be controlled by a civ that is Unstable or Collapsing.

I haven't seen anything definitive on the subject, but are respawn areas sometimes slightly different to spawn areas for each civ within the code?
 
IIRC, respawns require at least two existing cities within the respawn area (except for the Dutch) and at least one of these cities must be controlled by a civ that is Unstable or Collapsing.

Actually that's no longer true now. I've seen a single Madrid respawn when I was playing Rome (and I was just shaky). Also, if the AI is only stable, capitals will respawn.
 
I noticed in my RAND game that civilizations whose capitals weren't razed respawned. I knocked Carthaginians out almost immediately by razing Qart-Hadash, and they never reappeared. Every civ that did still had its original capital. Although the original capital may not have been the new capital.
 
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