ending diplomatic and trade agreements

Buck <not RemoveThis @this.time> writes:

> On 26 Jun 2006 08:07:38 -0700, lakeqi RemoveThis @yahoo.com wrote:
>
>>How do you end an agreement like a mutual protection pact. I thought a
>>mutual protection pact meant that if your ally is attacked then you
>>have to help them, not that if your ally starts a war you have to go to
>>war too. I always see powers telling me that a trade agreement has
>>ended so that they can renegotiate, but I can't figure out how to do it
>>to them. Thanks
>
> if your ally goes to war, the enemy nation will attack them and you
> will end up in war too.

Yet another thing they fixed in Civ4. When one declares war, all
the defense pacts of the aggressor are automatically canceled.


Eddie
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On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 09:08:35 -0700, Eddie Grove
<eddiegrove.TakeThisOut@hot.NOSPAM.mail.com> wrote:

>Buck <not.TakeThisOut@this.time> writes:
>
>> On 26 Jun 2006 08:07:38 -0700, lakeqi.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com wrote:
>>
>>>How do you end an agreement like a mutual protection pact. I thought a
>>>mutual protection pact meant that if your ally is attacked then you
>>>have to help them, not that if your ally starts a war you have to go to
>>>war too. I always see powers telling me that a trade agreement has
>>>ended so that they can renegotiate, but I can't figure out how to do it
>>>to them. Thanks
>>
>> if your ally goes to war, the enemy nation will attack them and you
>> will end up in war too.
>
>Yet another thing they fixed in Civ4. When one declares war, all
>the defense pacts of the aggressor are automatically canceled.
>
>
>Eddie

That is a nice change. Too bad my cpu can't handle it


Buck
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lakeqi.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com wrote:
> How do you end an agreement like a mutual protection pact. I thought a
> mutual protection pact meant that if your ally is attacked then you
> have to help them, not that if your ally starts a war you have to go to
> war too. I always see powers telling me that a trade agreement has
> ended so that they can renegotiate, but I can't figure out how to do it
> to them. Thanks

Open a diplomatic window with the nation you want to renogotiate with.
Once in the negotiation screen, click "active" at the bottom of the
window - that shows all current agreements with that civ. If there are
still turns remaining in your obligation, that number will appear to
the left of the agreement. This is not a well-formatted screen, so this
number will not be obvious.

This applies to Civ3 version 1.29f. I don't know about C3C, but I
understand it is more obvious in that one.
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Eddie Grove wrote:

>> if your ally goes to war, the enemy nation will attack them and you
>> will end up in war too.

> Yet another thing they fixed in Civ4. When one declares war, all
> the defense pacts of the aggressor are automatically canceled.

Finally! Love to hear it
--
Vilco
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