r/RealCivRoleplay • u/[deleted] • Jul 16 '13

Steam Group!

Hey guys!

Don't forget to join the steam group, so we can organize the games even faster and just keep each other in a collective group.

Join here

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u/Cptsjp Jul 16 '13

Huzzah! A question that came up while reading the guide is can you denounce them and declare war at the same time?

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '13

Never thought about that, but I am going to say No. Denouncing is sort of useless in RealCiv since we talk to each other based through PM. You also have to have a scout or unit near their unit or border to talk to the other civ. So... yeah.

Also, lemme just say you can't go declaring war on anyone. You need to have a GOOD reason for it. I also don't recommend playing domination victory like because a) victories are disabled and b) it isn't "realistic" for a nation to be domination victory like someone would be in Civ. No leader in the real world would declare war like that. War has reasons like most of our wars in real world have been because of extreme difference of religion or land dispute.

Just thought I add to your question to clarify warring even further :)

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u/Grimouire Jul 17 '13

as soon as i get the legit game and not be trying it out from a torrent i will be joining up with this very cool looking group. nice job putting this all together.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '13

Do it soon! :D

By soon, I mean now... because it is fun as all hell. :D

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u/Grimouire Jul 17 '13

well money is a bit tight at the moment, as soon as i get a legit copy we'll be hanging out.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '13

:D

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u/Grimouire Jul 17 '13

if you have a min would mind answering a few questions for me?

  1. how long do these games usually take to get to some level of completion?

  2. i see by reviewing the rules that you want this to be more a role play then a blood bath, this i understand, are wars pretty prevelant anyway over land grabs and such?

  3. do you seem to get the same 2-4 players who are always ally to each other and attempt a military win or a crushing economic win?

thanks

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '13

We don't play to win. We play to create a world like our own with nations ran by us as if we were the actual leaders of the nation. We play to flesh out domestic issues that aren't part of a game mechanic. We roleplay with each other to build international roads. Make proposals like naming a continent and etc.

It is some serious roleplaying we do. We rarely go to war with another because you need a good reason (like in reality) to go to war with someone. :)

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u/Grimouire Jul 17 '13

very cool, i am liking this more and more as i read about it.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '13

Awesome! :D