SuedecivIII
Warlord
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Hey, I'm making a guide on (among other things) war weariness. Wanted to clear up some details so that I don't put out any wrong info.
Primary source is this classic thread: https://www.civfanatics.com/civ3/strategy/game-mechanics/how-does-war-weariness-work/
1) Does your city getting flipped count as losing a city towards your counter?
2) It says you lose WW points if there are no enemy units inside your territory and you have no units in the enemy's territory. Does this apply even in a war? That is to say, does your WW tick down during a war if you don't have units in each other's land?
3) How does this work with multiple civs? It says you can have multiple war happinesses at once, which matches my experience. But you can't get like, 300% of your city's population in WW if you're at level 4 with multiple enemies, can you? If no, then how does it work? Does it assign you the WW level of the civ you have the highest score with? Or does it add together the scores of all the civs your at war with, but just not exceeding the cap of level 4?
Primary source is this classic thread: https://www.civfanatics.com/civ3/strategy/game-mechanics/how-does-war-weariness-work/
1) Does your city getting flipped count as losing a city towards your counter?
2) It says you lose WW points if there are no enemy units inside your territory and you have no units in the enemy's territory. Does this apply even in a war? That is to say, does your WW tick down during a war if you don't have units in each other's land?
3) How does this work with multiple civs? It says you can have multiple war happinesses at once, which matches my experience. But you can't get like, 300% of your city's population in WW if you're at level 4 with multiple enemies, can you? If no, then how does it work? Does it assign you the WW level of the civ you have the highest score with? Or does it add together the scores of all the civs your at war with, but just not exceeding the cap of level 4?