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Originally Posted by solmyr
BTW, I'm planning to RP all the diplomacy through in-game message, too. It will be one turn delay, but it's really realistic.
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That's the way I see it, what would be
really realistic would be a requirement that you can only send messages if you have troops in or adjacent to the recipient's provinces. Just an observation, it's not how Dom3 works, I'm not suggesting we play that way.
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Originally Posted by GrudgeBringer
IF you put your agreement in public the other players in the game know who is honorable and who isn't and will react to the agreement breaker in there own way.
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That's a very good point, is this how things usually work? I think perhaps I mistook solmyr's initial suggestion for something more restrictive than it actually is. We don't seem to be talking about a requirement that treaties are made public, only using the forums as a, uh, forum from making proclamations of the public parts. This is IMO a good idea, it will make it easy to keep track of events.
Assuming we do this I will begin in-game negotiations concerning exactly what details are made public next turn.