It's a long time since I've played vanilla RFC rather than DoC, but I have a vague memory that you lose stability for each civ you make contact with before a certain point (Astronomy???). You might need to drop contact with some civs.
That is seems odd as a mechanic because I thought I read having more contacts made for higher stability, as did more OB, defensive pacts, etc. Ok well I just found this which says higher contacts incurs a penalty, in part to help "East Asian civs, who having less contacts, tend to develop less trade and get a lower Economy rating." So maybe this means you should not build embassies so the contacts are lower...but in mid/late game that's not realistic, and in game you have to grow the economy via trade.
This is unusual. Indian Taiwan? And the fact Taiwan is actually settled? Also, take a look at the minimap
I've been playing Netherlands with 3/4 of my cities turned onto Wealth production, and the rest settlers and east indiamans. Then I took control of America. Well, it seems the Dutch somehow made it and not collapsed. How is this even possible?
It is extremely disturbing for me because I'm watching this from a mobile phone using the Opera Mini browser which means that the amount of images that can be loaded is limited.
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