October 7, 2002, 15:35
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war and reputation
Does anyone know if reputation is affected if you make peace with someone and then go to war with them again before the 20-turn duration for the peace treaty is up?
I believe it is but would appreciate any clarification.
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October 7, 2002, 15:44
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I think you might get more info by checking the diplomacy screen and determining if there is a time limit to your peace treaty. If there is a time limit, I presume, others can correct if wrong, that breaking that deal has an impact like breaking other deals. It's also possible to get a rep hit by declaring war when already in other civ's territory, etc.
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October 7, 2002, 15:58
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Re: war and reputation
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Originally posted by ruby_maser
Does anyone know if reputation is affected if you make peace with someone and then go to war with them again before the 20-turn duration for the peace treaty is up?
I believe it is but would appreciate any clarification.
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Yes, definitely. Assuming the peace treaty is a 20-turn treaty (i.e., comes after hostilities, unlike the initial "peace treaty" that occurs upon contact and also occurs after a 20-turn pause if no "per turn" deals attached).
So, if there is a number in parenthesis next to your peace treaty, declaring war is seen as a breach, and a particularly grave one at that, in my experience.
Catt 
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October 7, 2002, 16:43
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King
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re:
thanks for the info. no wonder the other civs hate. I already did it twice... oops 
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"Generations to come will scarce believe that such a one as this ever, in flesh and blood, walked upon this earth." -- Albert Einstein, in regards to Mohandis Gandhi
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