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View Poll Results: Would you break a long-term NAP before its too late to stop a clear winner?
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Yep, watching the game go by is silly.
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Nope, I'll keep my word till the bitter end.
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I'd flip a coin
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September 5th, 2008, 10:15 AM
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Re: Question about diplomacy
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A part of the problem is that I can't imagine even bothering to make a NAP in a game specifically labeled "Breaking NAPs is fine." -- the "hohum napper" strawman. If betrayal is that encouraged by the nature of the game, what's the point in diplomacy at all. Maybe really short-term deals.
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"NAPs are breakable" simply describes real life. In real life, people still form alliances. |
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