What does Alexander want from me?

[Mummiesforpeace]

He always accuses me of being unwilling to fight for my people.... right after I conquer a new city. What's his problem?

 

[Kimiimaro]

He always accuses me of being unwilling to fight for my people.... right after I conquer a new city. What's his problem?

Are you at war? His agenda demands you to be at war with someone. When you are at peace for some time, he shall inevitably scold you.

 

[Uberfrog]

He is rather overzealous, popping up to chide you the moment you make peace (or wipe out) your enemy. But he's hardly alone among AI agendas in that regard.

 

[Mummiesforpeace]

Are you at war? His agenda demands you to be at war with someone. When you are at peace for some time, he shall inevitably scold you.

Ah, so that's why. I get it now.

 

[Disgustipated]

Yeah he pops up as SOON as you make peace with the AI. Kind of annoying. But post patch I've been able to make friends with him. Of course friends with everyone post patch is really easy.

The biggest problem I have with Alexander, and it bears mentioning, is he doesn't practice what he preaches. This guy should always be at war. I think that would make this a very unique AI civ, or possibly a very dead AI civ depending on who his neighbors are. I think this Civ should be programmed to always be at war with at least 1 civilization. Some games I see this guy is hardly ever at war, and he has the gall to criticize me for not being at war?

 

[Jaybe]

Civ agendas have always had a touch of hypocrisy: even the player's .
As soon as I recognized it, soon after the game came out, I accepted it as a fact of the game (and of the world that is).