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EXCLUSIVE: A rare look at the advanced AI simulation America is using to generate their diplomatic demands of Iran.
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this post was submitted on 12 Apr 2026
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You could be an absolute bastard in Rome total war diplomacy. I feel they never really got it right again after this
Do you have examples? I kind of haven't played RTW in a long time, and when I played I didn't do much diplomacy.
I just remember the AI being a push over. You could declare war, beat on them for a bit then extract huge amounts of money out of them through diplomacy and declare peace. Then do it all again, over and over. I always remember enjoying the diplomacy phase of that game