starlifter
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Since this is a Civilization forum, I'm wondering if many people here play RTW. And to those that do, how you play Single Player in diplomatic terms.
Do you conduct cutthroat diplomacy in your RTW Imperial Campaigns?
Does your diplomatic core "win" more for the glory of your empire than your army, in a long campaign?
For instance, have you ever gotten the AI to:
That's what this poll is about. If you've done any or all the above (without cheats, of course), then also write about your experience(s), like what civ you were, who you did the diplomatic nasty to, what level of play (H/H, etc.)...
If you can achieve these sorts of results, then you... are engaging in Rome: Total War . . . . .
Do you conduct cutthroat diplomacy in your RTW Imperial Campaigns?
Does your diplomatic core "win" more for the glory of your empire than your army, in a long campaign?
For instance, have you ever gotten the AI to:
Spoiler :
- give you their Wonder provinces
- happily send you most of their gold - tens of thousands of denari!
- hand you most of their provinces --- without a fight!
- give you some of the core (original) Roman cities, whilst thanking you for your trouble?
- pay you for attacking your enemies... like rebels threatening your own land!
- submit to you as a Protectorate (even though you might not accept them as such)!
- help you attack stone walled cities like Athens -- then gotten that AI army slaughtered during the attack!
- happily send you most of their gold - tens of thousands of denari!
- hand you most of their provinces --- without a fight!
- give you some of the core (original) Roman cities, whilst thanking you for your trouble?
- pay you for attacking your enemies... like rebels threatening your own land!
- submit to you as a Protectorate (even though you might not accept them as such)!
- help you attack stone walled cities like Athens -- then gotten that AI army slaughtered during the attack!
That's what this poll is about. If you've done any or all the above (without cheats, of course), then also write about your experience(s), like what civ you were, who you did the diplomatic nasty to, what level of play (H/H, etc.)...
If you can achieve these sorts of results, then you... are engaging in Rome: Total War . . . . .
Spoiler :
Power Diplomacy!