Declining call to arms reduces all nations trust?

[EpicRice]

This is kind of annoying, I've taken a -5 trust penalty with all nations for declining a call to arms with florence as Ragusa. The penalty is already so heavy with -25 prestige, 1 diplo and the florentine loss of trust but now France, Austria, and Savoy have -5 trust with me. Wtf

[hengepupper]

Originally posted by EpicRice:

This is kind of annoying, I've taken a -5 trust penalty with all nations for declining a call to arms with florence as Ragusa. The penalty is already so heavy with -25 prestige, 1 diplo and the florentine loss of trust but now France, Austria, and Savoy have -5 trust with me. Wtf

just disable cossacks

[tonypa]

Being an ally means you need to go help out your allies too. If you refuse to help them then you should get heavy penalty because you are not trustworthy.

[kaiyl_kariashi]

if it's a defensive call, then you SHOULD be answering it most definitely. it's kind of the point and the ai will only refuse defensive calls if they absolutely are in no possible shape to fight from getting wrecked by war, loans, rebels, OR because you fired multiple Coalition wars and they're already fighting in one and run the numbers and refuse to commit to a 2nd.

If it's offensive, you have a tickbox to prevent them from calling you into offensive wars. Just leave it ticked off if you know your allies are in a good position to declare war on someone, and leave it on while they're licking their wounds or consolidating their recent conquests.

[Shai-Hulud]

Originally posted by kaiyl_kariashi:

If it's offensive, you have a tickbox to prevent them from calling you into offensive wars.

Where is this? I have spent so long looking for this feature. I have Cossacks.

[kaiyl_kariashi]

it's on the same page where you decide your national attitude towards a nation, right under them.

it's the section that normally is for declaring territory of special interest, but when looking at another nation.