Does an AI in war ever agree to peace?
 

I am just playing a game where the AI is at war with me (the humans of Battlestar Galactica). They are very friendly to me ("brotherly" feelings), but each time I send a non-aggression pact they reject. Is this a bug or what?
maybe someone can explain this behaviour to me (nonetheless it seems very odd that a race which is at war can be "brotherly" in love in you http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/icons/icon7.gif )

thanks
klausD

Re: Does an AI in war ever agree to peace?
 

Races will ask for peace sometimes, when you are at war. In my Last game I was at war with the Orks, after a long bloody war I finally pushed them back out of my systems. I also managed to destroy some of his larger colonies, after which they asked for a peace (trade) treaty, I agreed but they broke it a few turns later, and started destroying one of my most important systems. (I had just moved al my forces to face another enemy). A few turns later they again asked for a treaty, which ofcourse I refused.

[ April 09, 2003, 13:22: Message edited by: henk brouwer ]

Re: Does an AI in war ever agree to peace?
 

It happens, sometimes. AIs are very versatile when dealing with treaties. They are more willing to break treaties than making peace, but if they take too many casualties in a war, or have two many ennemies, they might ask for peace.

Re: Does an AI in war ever agree to peace?
 

A lot of the modifiers in the AI decisions to do such things as treaties and other things can be found in the appropriate AI_politics.txt file for that race. Good to peruse.

Slick.

Re: Does an AI in war ever agree to peace?
 

many thanks for your replies.
klausD