games-pc sid s meiers-civilization iii 사용자 설명서
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Make me an offer:
Rather than giving away what’s on your side of the table, you
can ask the other leader what he or she is willing to trade for it. You can confi-
dently expect them to bid low, but this is a good way to find out if what they’re
willing to pay is even close to what you consider reasonable.
dently expect them to bid low, but this is a good way to find out if what they’re
willing to pay is even close to what you consider reasonable.
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What can I trade you:
If the other leader has something specific that you’re inter-
ested in, you can put it on the table yourself and ask what he or she would want
in trade for it. Your rival will look at what you have available and make a bid. Of
course, the starting bid might or might not be the only deal acceptable to the other
leader.
in trade for it. Your rival will look at what you have available and make a bid. Of
course, the starting bid might or might not be the only deal acceptable to the other
leader.
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Demand tribute:
If you’re in an unassailable position of power, you might want
to dispense with politeness and just demand what you want.You can also use this
as a bluffing tactic, to convince the other leader that you’re more powerful or threat-
ening than you actually are. Don’t expect it to always work, though. This is one of
the more effective ways of making the other leader dislike you. In fact, demanding
tribute is a good way to incite a declaration of war.
as a bluffing tactic, to convince the other leader that you’re more powerful or threat-
ening than you actually are. Don’t expect it to always work, though. This is one of
the more effective ways of making the other leader dislike you. In fact, demanding
tribute is a good way to incite a declaration of war.
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The goal of
negotiations
negotiations