[SPOILERS] Meh. Plako organizing mess

[Ceiliazul]

Ouch, that really hurts. How much navy do you have left?

[plako]

Trireme + 2 Galleys. I'll need to rush one out somewhere now to stop his boat pillaging my resources.

[Speaker]

Ouch, that really sucks. It was a good plan, in any event.

[darrelljs]

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Darrell

[plako]

Needed a little break for reporting after the unlucky streak.

I was forced to whip a trireme out from Utrecth that I really hated to do and it is now just size 2. However now I've a Trireme and Galley waiting for Yuri's galley that is still little wounded and he promoted him to Flanking I so I've over 90% odds with my trireme and in case that fails I should in theory be able to finish the job with Galley unless my unlucky streak continues.

In the east Rome settled another city visible to me south from their existing city. It has just Archer in it. Too bad I don't have enough to try anything there currently.

[plako]

T126

Trireme won! Pictures from current turn:

[plako]

I'm confused. How could diplomacy rule be considered so that we've normal although public diplomacy. Even the short version has been augmented with "No binding deals". Everyone can naturally play as morally right as they like it, but implying that it is somehow illegal to break delas or even affects to games beyond this one are totally against what I tried to imply with this rule.

Any lurker ther that could be willing to share their view on this?

[oledavy]

I think the idea that any diplomatic deals made in this game of civ are binding is perfectly ludicrous.

All the love in this game's diplo thread makes me want to throw up at times.

[Bigger]

I think the idea that any diplomatic deal made in this game of civ are binding is perfectly ludicrous.

All the love in this game's diplo thread makes me want to throw up at times.

+1

[NobleHelium]

The diplomacy rules are not binding just as the deals are not supposed to be binding.