@Colonel - OK, I described how a rebellion of slaves would work, and it could be applied to other rebellions. Your approval rating goes below a certain precentage, and you risk a rebellion. And the lower it gets, the higher the risk.
Can you describe how you imagine a secession?
Vassals are already stated, but I`d appreciate if you would elaborate the alliances bit
@Empress, your Highness, when I said Logi, I was reffering to Logitech and the stuff from his thread., your stuff is already in the list, but using other words. If there is something missing, please tell me, and I`ll fix it.
About the graphic engine.. well.. Civ1,Civ2 and Civ3 both use 2d Graphic engines, the main difference is that the units are animated in Civ3. But still in 2D. Civ4 is another bag of potatos.
In Total War series you move your "army" (with all the units in it) across the world map, playing in turns, and when you run into an enemy army you "zoom" in on the battle and play a Real Time Strategy game. Its possible to have both. But don`t hold your breath about it
