SnowlyWhite
Emperor
well, 1st of all, gilgamesh declared in turn 104... it was perfectly mathematical, can't complain
however, supposing there would be less turns(normal - but while you are "safer" on normal, the probability of ai - ai wars is also smaller, which favors slower speeds, so overall balanced):
1/iMaxWarRand - it's tiny; a warmonger like toku apparently gets 1% chance/turn
in that 1% case:
so, beside those with 0, you're less of a target for the others. Let's say monty's case of 130% - though I think monty has 0 after how he declares:
it's irrelevant if you're 1% of his power, if some neighboring ai is already under 130% his power. Only if no neighbor is under 130% his power, then you're considered.
basically, even if that 1% happens, and then no neighbor was found(or a neighbor was found, but his iMaxWarMinAdjacentLandPercent = 0 and you're checked too if on same landmass)
- the main thing is bordering him; if you don't, then warValue of whoever's the unlucky neighbor will be way higher then you
your warValue after (1) will be 0, while the neighbor will be dunno... 100+;
step (2) is wrongly explained, but I don't have the code around - basically, from this explanation, warValue would increase if you're further away and be greatest if you're on a diff. continent(which we know it ain't the case, since they always seem to declare close to home - as it'd also be logic)
at step (3), your warValue, which should still be way smaller then the neighbor, is multiplied by relations for both of you and said neighbor. So unless the neighbor has very good relations and you have crappy ones, to offset (1)(Take the number of land tiles the target owns that borders the AI, multiplied by 4), you should again be safe.
All in all, more or less what we know - there aren't that many wars and yes, power is relatively irrelevant. Mind you, that's taking this guy's word, as again, I don't have the code here.
Also, I didn't look at all at this either:
.
However, here, logically you'd get a special "check" if you rebuke, so here power probably matters! Unless you're saved by diplo. But again, no clue about the mechanics.
Also, some interesting things I've noted earlier:
// if we not human, do we want to continue war for strategic reasons?
// only check if our power is at least 120% of theirs
if (!isHuman() && iOurPower > ((120 * iTheirPower) / 100))
// if we total warmonger, value peace at 70% * power ratio factor
if (bDagger || AI_maxWarRand() < 100)
// if we limited warmonger, value peace at 70% * power ratio factor
if (AI_limitedWarRand() < 100)
// if we dogpile warmonger, value peace at 70% * power ratio factor
if (AI_dogpileWarRand() < 100)
// Discourage capitulation to a team that has not done the most damage
if (iTheirSuccess < iOthersBestSuccess)
{
iOurSuccess += iOthersBestSuccess - iTheirSuccess;
}
iMasterPower = (2 * iMasterPower * iTheirSuccess) / (iTheirSuccess + iOurSuccess);
which are more or less self explenatory.
)in some more, and had to fire most priests due to some annoying starving issue
(factory + loosing some health deals due to the worldwar)
, i know and a lot of others know too now. It was worse in my game, i got him to pleased but too late. Your fate is punishment for not reading the OP.
.
