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You mean a human partner? And what does the relation bar do when playing with a human?
So it's probably not a big, just crabby AI. Hopefully in the future we'll seem more consistently or at least more transparency.
This game's diplomacy is centered around Established Relationship. This is something that slowly increases as you have good interactions and decreases as you have bad. Your short-term relations will always rapidly trend towards this value.
This is why everyone seems crabby: Because you can't just "buy" good relations in Ara like you can in Civ. You have to earn them over time. Leader personalities also factor. The more compatible your leader is with another, the higher the baseline Established Relationship is.
but how can you earn them if the moment you start them they become crabby!?
Try to offer two or 3 or your cities to the AI. maybe that would help relations in the long run?
All in all we can just ques, what affect to relationchips, unles the game maker will tell us. But normally if you are too close to AI, it very often affect negatively to relationships. In this game... your ques is as good as mine.
Sometimes you can't, and that's unfortunate. But other times if you're patient with them - like really patient - and you work to improve relations despite their occasional declarations of war, you can slowly pull yourself up to good relations.
ty so much for the continued support!
It doesnt really make sense when you ally someone for 20 turns and they go from friendly to hostile in 1 turn and declare war the next.
That, it seems, is a bug. I spoke more of the general notion that good relations decay rapidly. In normal circumstances, even if your Established Relationship is 5, it should take at least three or four turns to go from 70-ish to 5. So if it's going from good to ♥♥♥♥♥ in one turn, that's likely the known issue Frelorn spoke of.
yeah diplomacy is the weakest part of the game due to all these malfunctions.
if you have a lot of opposite traits to another leader, their established relationship with you will be lower, so it will naturally go down to a lower status. you can overcome that in other ways.