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Post by best75 on Oct 16, 2016 9:19:13 GMT
Classical Age starting relations
At War
China-Hun
Roman-Carthage
Roman-Egypt
Carthage-Egypt
Persia-Greece
Persia-Hun
Persia-India
Inca-Aztec
At Peace
China-Angkor 20 turns
Roman-Greece 99 turns
Angkor-India 15 turns
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Post by Der Kaiserreich on Oct 16, 2016 12:42:57 GMT
Classical Age starting relations At War China-Hun Roman-Carthage Roman-Egypt Carthage-Egypt Persia-Greece Persia-Hun Persia-India Inca-Aztec At Peace China-Angkor 20 turns Roman-Greece 99 turns Angkor-India 15 turns Incas and Aztecs are too far away to be at war with each other, Easytech. I assume those countries who are at neither war nor peace are neutral (can be at war or at peace, depending on what you do)? |
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Post by best75 on Oct 17, 2016 1:27:11 GMT
Classical Age starting relations At War China-Hun Roman-Carthage Roman-Egypt Carthage-Egypt Persia-Greece Persia-Hun Persia-India Inca-Aztec At Peace China-Angkor 20 turns Roman-Greece 99 turns Angkor-India 15 turns Incas and Aztecs are too far away to be at war with each other, Easytech. I assume those countries who are at neither war nor peace are neutral (can be at war or at peace, depending on what you do)? Yes if not mentioned they are neutral. Of course relations can change during the conquest depending on your actions. |
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Post by best75 on Oct 18, 2016 3:35:05 GMT
Medieval Age starting relations
At War
China-Hun
China-Mongolia
Hun-Holy Roman
Hun-Russia
Hun-Byzantine
Francia-Holy Roman
Francia-England
Inca-Aztec
Russia-Viking
Carthage-India (when playing as carthage)
Egypt-Carthage (when playing as egypt)
Egypt-Spain
Egypt-Arab
Arab-Ottoman
Japan-Korea
Ottoman-Byzantine
England-Viking
England-Scotland
At Peace
China-Angkor 20 turns
China-Korea 99 turns
Francia-Scotland 99 turns
Angkor-India 15 turns
Angkor-Korea 10 turns
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Post by Jean-Luc Picard on Oct 18, 2016 4:16:30 GMT
If you beat all factions not at peace with you before peace expires (I.E. Rome-Greece in Classical), what happens? Do you win, or does peace end? Or do you wait for turn 99?
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Post by best75 on Oct 18, 2016 4:54:33 GMT
If you beat all factions not at peace with you before peace expires (I.E. Rome-Greece in Classical), what happens? Do you win, or does peace end? Or do you wait for turn 99? To win you still have to beat the faction you are not at peace end. You can use diplomatic points to end the peace. |
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Post by Jean-Luc Picard on Oct 18, 2016 4:55:55 GMT
If you beat all factions not at peace with you before peace expires (I.E. Rome-Greece in Classical), what happens? Do you win, or does peace end? Or do you wait for turn 99? To win you still have to beat the faction you are not at peace end. You can use diplomatic points to end the peace. So if I'm at peace with Rome, and I beat everyone else is gone, did I win? |
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Post by best75 on Oct 18, 2016 4:58:18 GMT
To win you still have to beat the faction you are not at peace end. You can use diplomatic points to end the peace. So if I'm at peace with Rome, and I beat everyone else is gone, did I win? No you still have to beat Rome. You can end the peace with Rome and attack them first or eventually they will end the peace and attack you. |
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Post by best75 on Oct 21, 2016 5:48:26 GMT
Empire Age starting relations
At War
Mongolia-Japan
Mongolia-Russia
Mongolia-Angkor
Mongolia-Persia
Mongolia-Korea
Holy Roman-Francia
Holy Roman-Ottoman
Holy Roman-Viking
Gold Horde-Russia
Gold Horde-Persia
Ottoman-Arab
Ottoman-Persia
Carthage-Spain
Carthage-Arab
Carthage-India
Inca-Aztec
Francia-UK
Aztec-Spain
Russia-Viking
Arab-Persia
UK-Viking
Hun-Persia
Persia-India (when playing as persia)
At Peace
Mongolia-Gold Horde 99 turns
Angkor-India 99 turns
Angkor-Korea 99 turns
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