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Means you’ve been warmongering for too How do I make friends in Civ 5? Although this is Civ 4 and not 5, it’s likely that the AI “cheats” in the same way in Civ 5, so even if you’re playing on Prince, the rules aren’t exactly the same for you as for an AI. The difficulty bonuses for the AI is probably not the only way it “cheats”. The AI normally sniffs out this opportunity to claim a city very quickly and gets straight to work on it, so you’ll need to act fast. To convert a Free City to your Civ you can do two things – increase Loyalty pressure on it from your Civ, until it swings into your control, or conquer it with military force.

How long does a declaration of friendship last?Ĭity Combat Basics In Civilization 6 Archers can do damage to the city’s health, but they cannot take over a city without the help or a warrior or more advanced melee unit.

Why do I keep getting denounced in Civ 5?.

Do warmongering penalties go away Civ 5?.

How do you stop being a warmonger in Civ 5?.

How do you avoid the warmonger penalty?.

Since even a very productive city takes a few turns to produce a fighting unit and you can eliminate it in one turn with your boats, it's a turkey shoot until rocket artillery comes into play, but you should be able to seize a mainland city before that happens and start you continental campaign - with a lot fewer units to face from your offshore bombardment.Ī nearby military CS on the mainland with which you have allied is a wonderful thing as well, donating fighting units to you time and again. It sets up a nice situation where the AI will keep sending units to the mainland coast for you to easily destroy from the sea.

Elizabeth's ships of the line are perfect for this duty. Once you have it, you get the surrounding ocean as safe harbor where any unit of yours can heal and boats can easily move in and out of mainland city range. If you have a naval advantage, the IC can easily be bombarded so that just about any embarked unit can take it. I love one tile island cities to set up for assaults on the mainland.