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AI War declaration

I've never had more than two extreme ai's declare war on me in the early game, but I've never had more than one hard ai declare war on me in the early game. My definition of early game here is probably uh, however long it takes me to get a fighters guild in my capital without strictly rushing it and also building two settlers? Plus about a dozen turns then maybe it's midgame (I always forget what turn it is because it's not on the screen).

I've only played like uh 8or9 games though of the mod total in my life. So your observations are more valid.

Maybe do not let the AI fight each other until turn 20? or 30? I think it should be possible for an ai to die early before a player even had any hope of knowing they existed, but it should be a lot rarer than it currently is, I've seen it happen twice already.

Either way, yeah, I stand by what I said. Make the anti-suicidal code as "smart" as possible and if that screws the player into too many early wars, just change the liklihood of war. Feel free to go a different way with it though.
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In my current game I'm had more wars than in many of my games, and I noticed I have 3 ruthless personalities as opponents. Maybe that's why some games the player gets declared war on too much early on on hard settings regardless of how nice they are? Maybe there should be a limit of 2or3 negative personalities per game? It wouldn't make for very diverse games but if you want fewer wars that's one hamfisted way to help with that goal?
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(July 3rd, 2016, 11:22)namad Wrote: In my current game I'm had more wars than in many of my games, and I noticed I have 3 ruthless personalities as opponents. Maybe that's why some games the player gets declared war on too much early on on hard settings regardless of how nice they are? Maybe there should be a limit of 2or3 negative personalities per game? It wouldn't make for very diverse games but if you want fewer wars that's one hamfisted way to help with that goal?

Actually most wars come from militarist/expansionist and peaceful (through alliances). Ruthless is not particularly bad - unless you build up your armies and they consider you a threat or hate your books. Picking warlord will get you into more wars in general since you can keep up with their army strength and end up in the red zone. Picking all Life will also get you into more wars since you are further away on one side so anyone on the other side hates you more.
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