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Duke of Wellington said:
What a shrewd tactical decision!
Oh, to be saddled by those damned Kazakhs.
It seems that Shayabanids are even less popular than Ikram.
But then again Ikram is most popular guy east of Urals. People really compete to get seat next of Ikram when they are having their pint of kumis after work in the local pub yurt.
But then again Ikram is most popular guy east of Urals. People really compete to get seat next of Ikram when they are having their pint of kumis after work in the local pub yurt.
Duke of Wellington said:
I'm still trying to figure out what factors effect alliance offers. Whatever it is you can be sure that the countries you want in an allaince will be the last to offer one, if at all.
Joe
You know, a fair percentage of the essential truths of politics, management and life in general are contained in that statement.Duke of Wellington said:
I believe the difference between positive and negative zero was developed to keep the philosophers happy, after they got bored of the old one about the angels on the head of a pin.
Obviously word of your glorious empire (and its wonderful wool) has not spread far enough, or else you'd be spammed with really helpful offers from places like the Maldives and Makassar. You will have to blow your trumper louder (or give up and just conquer the Khazakhs). That is a truly impressive lack of prestige, though. How did you manage it?
SirruShan - I guess it doesn't matter that much.
Chief Ragusa - You can't send a spy to decrease revolts. Its pretty much random whether the spy succeeds or not. You can shift Serfdom - Free subjects slider around a bit to change spy defence value but I don't know how much difference it makes.
KanaX - Well put.
Fulcrumvale - Oh we don't care but it seems the rest of the world does.
Grundius - Their spies are quite irritating. Not really doing any harm only ever revolt or desertion which hasn't actually done anything. I only sent one back since I had nothing else to spend the money on. I do like the claim action though when I have the money to do so.
Hasforth9 - Drowned in salted wool? Not at all pleasant so quite fitting I think.
J. Passepartout - Yeah thats it maybe that - doesn't mean minus it means extra special.
billy bob - Bah, you shut up.
Cohort - I hope not, otherwise I don't know who I've been playing as.
Sawedoff - The name comes from the founder of the dynasty, Shayban.
Karasuman - I thought it the best decision too.
Olaus Petrus - Ikram is rather popular. Without him we'd be up to our necks in poop.
Murmurandus - I hope you're right.
Storey - I'm pretty sure prestige is a big factor but I don't really have the hang of prestige yet (as I'm sure you can tell)
merrick - I really don't know how it got so low. I'm only jsut getting used to prestige. Like just yesterday I found out the ai rejecting a RM offer lowers your prestige. If the same applies to other rejected offers like peace offers then that might explain it since I sent a lot to Kazan.
EvilSanta - It sure is.
Chief Ragusa - You can't send a spy to decrease revolts. Its pretty much random whether the spy succeeds or not. You can shift Serfdom - Free subjects slider around a bit to change spy defence value but I don't know how much difference it makes.
KanaX - Well put.
Fulcrumvale - Oh we don't care but it seems the rest of the world does.
Grundius - Their spies are quite irritating. Not really doing any harm only ever revolt or desertion which hasn't actually done anything. I only sent one back since I had nothing else to spend the money on. I do like the claim action though when I have the money to do so.
Hasforth9 - Drowned in salted wool? Not at all pleasant so quite fitting I think.
J. Passepartout - Yeah thats it maybe that - doesn't mean minus it means extra special.
billy bob - Bah, you shut up.
Cohort - I hope not, otherwise I don't know who I've been playing as.
Sawedoff - The name comes from the founder of the dynasty, Shayban.
Karasuman - I thought it the best decision too.
Olaus Petrus - Ikram is rather popular. Without him we'd be up to our necks in poop.
Murmurandus - I hope you're right.
Storey - I'm pretty sure prestige is a big factor but I don't really have the hang of prestige yet (as I'm sure you can tell
)merrick - I really don't know how it got so low. I'm only jsut getting used to prestige. Like just yesterday I found out the ai rejecting a RM offer lowers your prestige. If the same applies to other rejected offers like peace offers then that might explain it since I sent a lot to Kazan.
EvilSanta - It sure is.
Shaybanid - Central Asia's Finest
We need little evidence to tell us that our neighbours are stupid. But sometimes they like to scream it out by first sending spies and then asking this.
Really what were they thinking. Or are they feeling guilty and want to send troops in to deal with any rebels? Somehow the latter seems doubtful.
But military access for us could come in handy later now that Nogai is spread split in two after its war with Georgia.
This is so irritating and ugly. If only the damn council would let us go to war. We have all those great pirate generals sitting around doing nothing.
At last an alliance offer! Yay!
Oh wait it's Sibir.
But sure enough when the council won't deliver you can count on stupid neighbours to do so.
This is most excellent. Much hand rubbing was conducted in Shaybanid at the news.
And this is why. All those dark red ones thought they'd have a go at us. I think we might just have a go at em instead.
You will remember the innocent little kitten who enjoyed balls of wool? Well he's all grown up now and he's pissed off.
Let slip the felines of war!
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:rofl: I`m sure that bloodthirsty kitten shall kill them all, burn their cities, enslave their women, and steal all of their wool.
Some pointers on prestige.
You always loose 0.40% prestige a month when your prestige decay is at -5%. At least that's true when you have positive prestige. I don't know how it works when you have negative prestige.
A rejected marriage offer is -5%, an accepted marriage offer is +1%.
I have not noticed a prestige gain or loss on peace offers.
Establishing a new colony is +2%, this is awarded when the first colonist arrives.
Loosing a battle removes at least 0.30%, wiining one gains at least 0.30%. This is true for all land battles, including against rebels and natives. Note: I am not sure yet how this happens, but sometimes I gain a lot of prestige (10-20%) from a single naval battle.
There is prestige gain and loss associated with spy actions, but this is currently bugged on some actions.
You gain prestige by declaring war, but I am not sure how much you gain. Something like 1% or 2%.
I am sure there are other actions affecting prestige, like honoring or dishonoring and alliance, but I did not try to find them yet.
The only way to reach high prestige and keep it there is by constantly winning battles.
Edit: Actually, the fastest way to raise prestige with version 1.2.1 is by failing to fabricate a claim and being discovered, but I would consider this an exploit.
You always loose 0.40% prestige a month when your prestige decay is at -5%. At least that's true when you have positive prestige. I don't know how it works when you have negative prestige.
A rejected marriage offer is -5%, an accepted marriage offer is +1%.
I have not noticed a prestige gain or loss on peace offers.
Establishing a new colony is +2%, this is awarded when the first colonist arrives.
Loosing a battle removes at least 0.30%, wiining one gains at least 0.30%. This is true for all land battles, including against rebels and natives. Note: I am not sure yet how this happens, but sometimes I gain a lot of prestige (10-20%) from a single naval battle.
There is prestige gain and loss associated with spy actions, but this is currently bugged on some actions.
You gain prestige by declaring war, but I am not sure how much you gain. Something like 1% or 2%.
I am sure there are other actions affecting prestige, like honoring or dishonoring and alliance, but I did not try to find them yet.
The only way to reach high prestige and keep it there is by constantly winning battles.
Edit: Actually, the fastest way to raise prestige with version 1.2.1 is by failing to fabricate a claim and being discovered, but I would consider this an exploit.
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And the battle of the dwindling world supply of wool goes into the next phase.
Which is quite similar to the last phase, but but with more kittens.
Which is quite similar to the last phase, but but with more kittens.
That cat's ancestors(like the Great Yarrrrkitten) must be proud.Murmurandus said:Getting ready...
Oh yeah! Carnivorous Carnage Cats of Death (tm) coming to Khiva! Woohoo!
BTW Perhaps an "orchestrate war" spy option should be available : attempt to trigger a war between two nations (one of which can be your own).
BTW Perhaps an "orchestrate war" spy option should be available : attempt to trigger a war between two nations (one of which can be your own).