Strange Peace !

[unmerged(22760)]

This is something very strange for me !

I think that to a lot of you had at least once happend to be defeated 100% and then the AI force a peace resolution on you, either annex you if you are 1 prov. or take provinces and money. So far, so good.

But what you said about the folowing situation:
I was playing as Byzantium, the Ottomans DoW me, we fight for almoust one year, they got Morea province, and I got Macedonia, the score was something like 20% for me, they were sieging Thrace, I conquer meantime their capital, then sudently I force up into a peace resolution where they give me 200 ducats.

What are you thinking about that ?

 

[dharper]

I was playing as Byzantium, the Ottomans DoW me, we fight for almoust one year, they got Morea province, and I got Macedonia, the score was something like 20% for me, they were sieging Thrace, I conquer meantime their capital, then sudently I force up into a peace resolution where they give me 200 ducats.

Here's one idea:

You were not the leader of your alliance and your allies were fighting with you. In this case, the leader of the alliance can make a peace for everyone (or just themselves). They sometimes give you gold or provinces this way, but often you get nothing.

Does that help?

 

[unmerged(9146)]

I suppose you're playing 1.08 patch?

"A player nation is now automatically forced to accept peace if all core provinces and all provinces with a landconnection to the capital and the capital itself is occupied."

So if they conquered both your provinces, then they can force peace on you, no matter what the warscore is. You may even be winning the war and get the money in the forced peace.

 

[Underhand]

Once as Navarre I was fighting a war against the Aragonese (belligerent buggers aren't they?) plus Castille and Portugal. I controlled all mainland Aragonese provinces at the moment my two core provinces fell. I had joined the French land-grab however and owned Southern France, so I hadn't suddenly lost big. The Aragonese then offered me everything I controlled except their capital. I was 'forced' to accept what I wanted in the first place, so I grinned and kept quiet.

 

[unmerged(18992)]

what an odd rule

 

[Underhand]

what an odd rule

I like it, except that it's extremely annoying that it doesn't apply to the AI.