Happiness and treaties

[Suicide Junkie]

If you try really hard, you could probably get them mad enough to declare war.

Of course, you could always do an Intel op, and send a fake message, getting them to declare war on you

Woah, that could probably be exploited. Keep sending Intel ops to your enemy, getting him to declare war multiple times... If you're a bloodthirsty race, your people will go Jubilant!

[This message has been edited by suicide_junkie (edited 07 June 2001).]

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Originally posted by suicide_junkie:
If you try really hard, you could probably get them mad enough to declare war.

Of course, you could always do an Intel op, and send a fake message, getting them to declare war on you

Woah, that could probably be exploited. Keep sending Intel ops to your enemy, getting him to declare war multiple times... If you're a bloodthirsty race, your people will go Jubilant!

[This message has been edited by suicide_junkie (edited 07 June 2001).]

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You apparently cannot declare war, if you are already at war! (I thought of that trick myself).
As for if it is a bug or not I am not so sure: I think that would be a too easy method to improve the happiness of your entire empire if you choose the bloodthirsty happiness type and then declare war every other turn on an empire (and after 1-2 years offer an Non-Aggression treaty, which will not harm you, and then begin again!).

[Suicide Junkie]

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You apparently cannot declare war, if you are already at war! (I thought of that trick myself).

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You must have misheard me.

You have to get the AI to declare war in order to make your people happier, and they are capable of issuing multiple declarations of war, especially if it is caused by intel ops. In one of my games, the AIs are really pumping out the comm mimicks, and I've recieved a declaration of war from every AI every few turns for the Last decade .

Think of it as propaganda, you send out fake Messages, and get nasty Messages back, showing how evil the aliens are .

I don't think this could be exploited, since it is quite expensive to use a comm mimick to boost happiness

I have a question on happiness and treaties myself. Some races in my game ( Abbidon, Amonkrie, Drushocka, Sallegra ) have good race relations with me when no treaty. But when I make a treaty with them their relation falls to Murderous. Is that related to their race happiness in some way ? Their characters :
Abbidon Peaceful Neutral
Amonkrie Peaceful Honorable
Drushocka Peaceful Impulsive
Sallegra Peaceful Neutral

[Suicide Junkie]

Most AIs get mad at the colonies their allies have that the AI could have colonized. They're a bunch of greedy, envious landlubbers, Arrr.

They don't get envious of enemy colonies unless they're really aggresive.

[Jubala]

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Originally posted by suicide_junkie:
Most AIs get mad at the colonies their allies have that the AI could have colonized. They're a bunch of greedy, envious landlubbers, Arrr.

They don't get envious of enemy colonies unless they're really aggresive.

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That doesn't really makes much sense, does it? They want their friends stuff but not their enemies? I'll never understand the little green men...

[mottlee]

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Originally posted by LCC:
I have a question on happiness and treaties myself. Some races in my game ( Abbidon, Amonkrie, Drushocka, Sallegra ) have good race relations with me when no treaty. But when I make a treaty with them their relation falls to Murderous. Is that related to their race happiness in some way ? Their characters :
Abbidon Peaceful Neutral
Amonkrie Peaceful Honorable
Drushocka Peaceful Impulsive
Sallegra Peaceful Neutral

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LOL WAR!!!!!!


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