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Thread: Political system, sending statesmen on missions

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    Default Re: Political system, sending statesmen on missions

    I think it was in the latest patch that CA changed it so that the AI-factions can now only grant you a region via diplomacy directly bordering yours which was a big improvement to this feature. Otherwise, the feature itself is still there. I'm not sure what are the odds of that happening, but I guess it must be something between 10-20% every time you send out a diplomat. If you really don't want to be given any region via diplomacy then use this feature only on factions that you don't share the border with.

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    Default Re: Political system, sending statesmen on missions

    In my experience, you have the most chance when you send out a diplomat, save, and then reload the save.

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    Default Re: Political system, sending statesmen on missions

    I'll do that. Thank you.

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    Default Re: Political system, sending statesmen on missions

    I stopped sanding diplomatic missions for those reasons. It's completely random and non-immersive. Internal politics is such a big part of strategy game but as usual CA prefers to give us a turd rather than a thought out product.

    It looks like in Three Kingdoms they went back to what was in Shogun 2. Maybe one day they will address it in Rome 2 but definitely not without a paid DLC otherwise why bother.

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