Indeed you can decide.Can you decide to give back to the owner a city if you are in war with the owner?
Indeed you can decide.
But you can't actually return it unless as a part of "make peace" propose. Or later, after making peace.
You can trade or even give for free the cities except Capitals.I mean liberate, if some player A takes a city to B. You are in war with A and B. If you take this city to A, can you make it free giving it to B. Will the game propose this choice?
I am a casual player and there is much I do not understand.
1) What is the mechanism that slows me down as I get to more than ten or so cities? How can I counteract it? I mean production and other stuff seems tougher as I build a larger civilization.
2) While I am here, I have long wondered if the Aurora borealis does anything or if it is just pretty.
Many thanks.
OK, another basic problem. Why do some cities resist religious conversion? I hit it with two triple-strength apostles. Further, it seem my religion is predominant. What is going on here?
It appears that all three levels of walls now have +100 Outer Defense Strength (instead of +50), which is also surely still cumulative. Haven't seen any info yet concerning Urban Defenses.I read on r/civ that all walls in GS are as strong as Renaissance era walls, even Ancient era walls. Is this true?