ViterboKnight
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I'm playing Warlords, at prince. I'm Augustus.
After a very long war, having conquered a lot of enemy cities, I'm the number one in score, I have two vassals (two small civs) two great friends (Mehmet and Wang Kon) and one enemy, Napoleon; I'm at war against him and his vassal, Kubla Khan.
Here diplomatic elections come. I receive 810 marks (890 needed to win), and all friends of mine have voted me. I try to expand me by conquering some French cities, and after a few turns, I make Napoleon capitulate. I think: Napoleon has 200 marks, so if things don't change, I should have won.
I relax for one turn. War is over, I switch from military civics to happiness civics, and wait for next elections. All my cities production is switched to culture.
But when results are announced, I see that Mehmet has abstained!! What the...!!!
I saved the game and exited: I have to think, and to think carefully!!!
Here is the situation at the moment:
Mehmet is "satisfied" with me, and I have just given him a tech as a gift.
The most advanced civs are running for space victory, and are missing the last three components (the most expensive ones).
Eigthy turns to time victory, but space victory will surely occur in a shorter time.
Russian empire is almost as large and advanced as mine. I can't even try a domination or conquest victory. My only one hope is a diplomatic victory.
I need these civs to vote me: my three vassals (no problem), Wang Kon and Mehmet.
Probably, the reason that caused Mehmet not to vote me is my "friendship" with Frenchs.
What to do?
Is it possible to make Mehmet to become "friendly" again and vote me?
Or maybe such a change is difficult to repair, and I have to force him to collaborate, by attacking him and make him capitulate? In this case, I could lose Wang Kon friendship, I'm not sure, I have to check their relations!
This is my FIRST game at prince, and I feel "SO" close to victory!! I don't want to make a stupid mistake. NOT AT THIS MOMENT!!!
After a very long war, having conquered a lot of enemy cities, I'm the number one in score, I have two vassals (two small civs) two great friends (Mehmet and Wang Kon) and one enemy, Napoleon; I'm at war against him and his vassal, Kubla Khan.
Here diplomatic elections come. I receive 810 marks (890 needed to win), and all friends of mine have voted me. I try to expand me by conquering some French cities, and after a few turns, I make Napoleon capitulate. I think: Napoleon has 200 marks, so if things don't change, I should have won.
I relax for one turn. War is over, I switch from military civics to happiness civics, and wait for next elections. All my cities production is switched to culture.
But when results are announced, I see that Mehmet has abstained!! What the...!!!
I saved the game and exited: I have to think, and to think carefully!!!
Here is the situation at the moment:
Mehmet is "satisfied" with me, and I have just given him a tech as a gift.
The most advanced civs are running for space victory, and are missing the last three components (the most expensive ones).
Eigthy turns to time victory, but space victory will surely occur in a shorter time.
Russian empire is almost as large and advanced as mine. I can't even try a domination or conquest victory. My only one hope is a diplomatic victory.
I need these civs to vote me: my three vassals (no problem), Wang Kon and Mehmet.
Probably, the reason that caused Mehmet not to vote me is my "friendship" with Frenchs.
What to do?
Is it possible to make Mehmet to become "friendly" again and vote me?
Or maybe such a change is difficult to repair, and I have to force him to collaborate, by attacking him and make him capitulate? In this case, I could lose Wang Kon friendship, I'm not sure, I have to check their relations!
This is my FIRST game at prince, and I feel "SO" close to victory!! I don't want to make a stupid mistake. NOT AT THIS MOMENT!!!