OUCH! PLANETS ANGRY. PLEASE HELP!

[Hydraa]

I just tried it the other way. I took my planets down to riot stage and then left them alone. They shortly increased back up to indifferent ( with no pac center, troop or vacation) by themsleves. So it appears that natural decrease does work both ways to move toward indifferent status. Now I will have to see what other race does happiness does since it is a postive number instead of a negative. Also I might look at what a postive number in natural decrease does. A positive number may mean that your race goes faster to riot or jubliant when then get away from beign indifferent.
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colonization with another race works as expected. They lost happiness all the way down into rioting stage.
A positive number in happiness increase for you race did send the happy race into jubilant. I did not test but I assume that under the same a unhappy race would then go to rioting.

So a negative number in natural decrease for race sends you to indifferent. A positive number sends you futher away from indifferent.

[This message has been edited by Hydraa (edited 23 March 2001).]

[Captin]

bump on riots for later reading

[Captin]

Based on the info below, would it be to my benefit to break a Trade Treaty and sign a Non-Intercourse one?

I need the riots under control much more than I need the trade $$.

"from the .txt file for neutral
The only 'postive' modifiers for neutrals are :
New Treaty Non Intercourse := -100
New Treaty None := -100
Our Troops on Planet := -2"

[Captin]

Also, does "New Treaty - None - 100"

Does that mean breaking an existing treaty?

[Phoenix-D]

Yup. If you're playing neutral.. good luck

Phoenix-D

[Puke]

quote:

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Originally posted by Captin:
Based on the info below, would it be to my benefit to break a Trade Treaty and sign a Non-Intercourse one?

I need the riots under control much more than I need the trade $$.

"from the .txt file for neutral
The only 'postive' modifiers for neutrals are :
New Treaty Non Intercourse := -100
New Treaty None := -100
Our Troops on Planet := -2"

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i think thats a -2 per troop per turn. on the other hand, you could see how many times you can establish a treaty then break it.


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