Current Events > When you're going for a domination victory and a civ tries to surrender

(+) Yeah! (+)

---

Try have 3 turns till a science victory only to win a political vitory...blegh
---

*finds tribal village*
*learns the secrets of Fascism*
---

*finds tribal village*
*turns into one of your cities....*

Had that happen 4 times near the start of a game... Which sucked... I hate large empires
---

Alakazamtrainer posted...

*finds tribal village*
*turns into one of your cities....*

Had that happen 4 times near the start of a game... Which sucked... I hate large empires

Simile Iovis caelesti regno imperium tui late patet. Optime!
---

Highwind07 posted...

*Tries to persuade you to sign a peace treaty*

*Sends Missionaries and Great Prophets to passive aggressively try to convert*

HA! All 4 of my cities are the founding cities of a diffrent religion...

No joke thats happened before
---

I somehow managed to have two religions in the same holy city, but I'm guessing it had something to do with it being Rome and having wiped out Rome from the game
---

I won my last game by letting Sumeria survive on my continent.

Russia was falling fast (they had a lot of land), but when I wasn't paying attn, they had converted every civ to their religion...except Sumeria...and they had a buttload of religious units heading for Sumeria. Weird way to win a game.
---

fuck Pedro and his stupid face and his constant need to always go to war with me for petty reasons

at least I'm playing as Australia so hello 100% production boost for the next 20 turns
---

Et tu, Victoria?
---

---

chill02 posted...

fuck Pedro and his stupid face and his constant need to always go to war with me for petty reasons

at least I'm playing as Australia so hello 100% production boost for the next 20 turns

Hate Gilgamesh and Barbarossa. Always declaring war on me and if they are both on the map, they always work together against me.... And then everyone is pissed when I takeover one of their cities. Those jerkwads started this war, why can't I end it?
---

if you just kill their units no one will be mad at you
---

Why does Jadwiga have such a massive nose
---

chill02 posted...

if you just kill their units no one will be mad at you

But I want to punish them for daring to declare war on me.
---

LightHawKnight posted...

chill02 posted...

if you just kill their units no one will be mad at you

But I want to punish them for daring to declare war on me.

you know, I thought about this and it's sort of like having a burglar break into your house and you retaliate by breaking into their house >_>
---

chill02 posted...

LightHawKnight posted...

chill02 posted...

if you just kill their units no one will be mad at you

But I want to punish them for daring to declare war on me.

you know, I thought about this and it's sort of like having a burglar break into your house and you retaliate by breaking into their house >_>

Whats the problem with that?
---

!_!
---

chill02 posted...

!_!

They waste my time, my soldiers, my resources and think they can get peace by giving me 2 gold cause they wasted it all trying to kill me? Why the hell shouldn't I take their cities?
---

You're going to hurt them more without incurring diplomatic penalties if you just destroy all their units and pillage all their districts
---

I mean.. do diplomatic penalties really matter?
---

chill02 posted...

You're going to hurt them more without incurring diplomatic penalties if you just destroy all their units and pillage all their districts

But taking their already developed cities is just faster than making my own, specially when there isn't any room left in that area.
---

Funkydog posted...

I mean.. do diplomatic penalties really matter?

They kinda do, when they want to trade luxury resources, if they like you, they give you a better deal.
---

for the most part, I don't care if I'm going for domination for obvious reasons, but try asking for a luxury resource you don't have without having to give away your firstborn child if they hate you
---

I just play under the assumption that everyone is going to hate me by default, because with the way agendas work I'm not often wrong.
---

LightHawKnight posted...

Funkydog posted...

I mean.. do diplomatic penalties really matter?

They kinda do, when they want to trade luxury resources, if they like you, they give you a better deal.

Admittedly, I dont play on top difficulty, but never felt really penalised by it myself. They seemed to offer crappy deals regardless.
---

Alakazamtrainer posted...

*finds tribal village*
*turns into one of your cities....*

Had that happen 4 times near the start of a game... Which sucked... I hate large empires

in civ 6? I literally have never had this happen in civ 6. I remember like civ 3 or 4 had that though.
---

KILBOTz posted...

Alakazamtrainer posted...

*finds tribal village*
*turns into one of your cities....*

Had that happen 4 times near the start of a game... Which sucked... I hate large empires

in civ 6? I literally have never had this happen in civ 6. I remember like civ 3 or 4 had that though.

Goody huts can give you settlers, but only at the lowest difficulties. I can't recall one ever just straight-up founding a city for you, unless I'm reading that wrong.
---

Funkydog posted...

LightHawKnight posted...

Funkydog posted...

I mean.. do diplomatic penalties really matter?

They kinda do, when they want to trade luxury resources, if they like you, they give you a better deal.

Admittedly, I dont play on top difficulty, but never felt really penalised by it myself. They seemed to offer crappy deals regardless.

I play on prince difficulty and it is terrible when they hate you cause they think you are a warmonger, even though I never once started a war. I just finished them.
---

LightHawKnight posted...

I play on prince difficulty and it is terrible when they hate you cause they think you are a warmonger, even though I never once started a war. I just finished them.

What I usually play too, and they often hated me regardless due to agendas so I gave up caring about diplomatic penalties.
---

UnholyMudcrab posted...

KILBOTz posted...

Alakazamtrainer posted...

*finds tribal village*
*turns into one of your cities....*

Had that happen 4 times near the start of a game... Which sucked... I hate large empires

in civ 6? I literally have never had this happen in civ 6. I remember like civ 3 or 4 had that though.

Goody huts can give you settlers, but only at the lowest difficulties. I can't recall one ever just straight-up founding a city for you, unless I'm reading that wrong.

I normally play on 4/5/6 difficulty whatever they are called, depending on the civ im using (germans = 6, sumeria = 4 for instance) so that may explain it. I don't remember ever getting a settler even.
---

http://civ6.gamepedia.com/Tribal_Village

looks like they are coded to have settlers but that is not yet implemented (or may not be at all) but can't provide cities. At least if that info is right and I am understanding it right.
---

Funkydog posted...

LightHawKnight posted...

I play on prince difficulty and it is terrible when they hate you cause they think you are a warmonger, even though I never once started a war. I just finished them.

What I usually play too, and they often hated me regardless due to agendas so I gave up caring about diplomatic penalties.

it's now easier to get on their good side, from what I've experienced

sending trade routes their way or trading with them helps
---

also, the AI has a hardon for joint wars now

got into a joint war with France and Norway
now I got into one with Brazil and Arabia for literally no reason

it's not easy being Poland
---

I mean, their national anthem is called "Poland is Not Yet Lost", after all.
---

my only friend is Russia and I'm basically forced to ignore how they're parking all their cities next to mine
---

I always just play Venice, I'm no civ expert and rarely play but I think it's almost a crutch

You make MAD money and just focus on being a tall civ. You can just buy a fucking army when someone declares war. And towards the end you just buy yourself a Diplomatic Victory


If I play other civs I eventually lose on reasonable difficulties like Prince
---

I loved playing as Carthage in 5. Used to play on Deity. Games were quite fun.

Remember getting rushed by GANDHI once. That was a double take.
---

I'm trying to befriend Tomyris because then I'll have a friend for life
---

Wish i could run civ 6 on my potato...

Anyways had the above happen in civ 3.. Generally i play as theodora in civ 5 just for that religious benny
---

How the fuck do you guys remember the names of most of the leaders
---

learning is fun!
---

chill02 posted...

learning is fun!

that. After I play as a civ I typically do a lot of research on them and at least a bit on the leaders. And that sometimes leads me to changing how I play those civs for either accuracy or irony.
---

I had no idea who Jadwiga was until Civ 6 and it turns out she became King of Poland (yes, king) when she was like 12, died when she was 25, and was canonized as a saint somewhat recently (1997?).
---

and Russia pulled a surprise war

Peter is a dick


also, et tu, Tomyris?!
---

That user name to sig Ratio tho...

Impressive...
---

I've never played a Civilization game. Are they fun?
---

yes
---

It's always fun not matter who you are but you're either an every-day player or every-year player
---