Do I say No, and hope its a no, or do I defy and dont tkae the chance of a Yes.Why am I forced to defy it at the time of the vote,
Do I say No, and hope its a no, or do I defy and dont tkae the chance of a Yes.
I think that it was decided at some point that this made more "Game"
The first time there was an AP vote to give a city back, I voted no, thinking I could then Defy it if it passed, the second time when I realised what was what, I was caught on a dilema, I had more votes at that point. So do I vote no or Defy... I think the way it is makes for a better game. (For cities anyway, and for when I want to defy or Not)
Because you stood up in frount of the AP or UN and told them to go to hell, then all the worlds stories and films have baddies being your nationality, your are the pariah stateI do not see how it makes game sense for all of my citizens to get angry and revolt over me defying something that never even passed
Because you stood up in frount of the AP or UN and told them to go to hell, then all the worlds stories and films have baddies being your nationality, your are the pariah state
SO would I. But you wanted to know why you had sadness ATM, which was for the reason I postedIf you still want to stand up and tell em to go to hell, by all means go ahead, but I personally in the interest of good governance and diplomatic relations would like the option:
No (Defy Resolution if it passes)
On top of that, none of what we're discussing answers the question as to why one little backwards nation can stand up and tell everyone to go to hell and they all end up getting free passes on the resolution.
"Defy" should pull you out of the UN completely, so that you wouldn't have to follow the ruling, but would receive happiness/diplomatic penalties for doing so (and be unable to vote on future resolutions). "Defy" should only count as a "No" vote for the purposes of the other civs.