They are Annoyed and Furious, can I be too?

[Civddict]

I want to be Furious or maybe Polite, or Generous, or who knows?
But there isn't such option ?

 

[WarlordMatt]

I think that it is automatically chosen by the computer based on the civs actions towards you.

 

[Mad Bomber]

I spenD the entire game in "furious", but you should know your attitude better than the ai

 

[Mephisto]

Originally posted by Mad Bomber
I spenD the entire game in "furious"......

 

[DaDoo]

you can be furious, annoyed, polite.. or anything in between

the AI will treat you exactly like how we treat their mood:

"like we cared enough to check"


well... I don't check anyhow. I've had AI declare war at me when they're polite and trade away their world when they're furious. *shrug*

 

[morkaphi]

Too bad, the AI civs don't hide their feelings... I hope they're furious against me, but HAVE TO pretend to be polite... Or having their butt kicked.

 

[SirJethro]

My attitute towards the AI typically goes in the same progression every game:

Gracious....Polite....Two-Faced....Mean....Jacka** S.O.B

I'll ususally play the entire late industrial era forward with a Jacka** S.O.B. attitude.

 

[kb2tvl]

I think that the ai's attitude toward you is based on whether they are competing with you to win or they are clearly inferior to you or they are clearly superior to you.

Depending on whether you pay tribute or not will influence their attitude but this is irrelevant. The civ wants to win and figures out how to do so by taking all your land or giving bad trade deals.

 

[Evincar]

Well, what would be the difference anyway?? If you were gracious they would say "please give me your shirt", and declare war if you refused. If you were furious, they would say "Give me your shirt or I'll turn you into pieces!", and declare war equally.

So...what's the use of attitudes towards the AI??