I'm playing a game as the Inca intending to go for a Cultural Victory when my good friend Augustus asks me to join him in a war against the Celts. The Celts hate me, mostly because they hate the Romans and I always refuse them when they ask for tribute or ask that I stop trading with the Romans.
The Romans are between the Celts and myself, so I say sure. A dozen or so turns later, the game tells me that I'm at peace with the Celts. Bearing in mind that I didn't receive a notification that Rome had made peace with Brennus, how did peace between Brennus and myself automatically happen? Does a "phony war" with no combat stop after a set amount of turns, or was this peace prompted by Rome making peace with the Celts?
The Romans are between the Celts and myself, so I say sure. A dozen or so turns later, the game tells me that I'm at peace with the Celts. Bearing in mind that I didn't receive a notification that Rome had made peace with Brennus, how did peace between Brennus and myself automatically happen? Does a "phony war" with no combat stop after a set amount of turns, or was this peace prompted by Rome making peace with the Celts?