Attitude Impact in PBEM?

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barbarossa2
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Attitude Impact in PBEM?

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If a nation is controlled by a player in PBEM, what kind of an impact does a nation's attitude have then? Is it a useless piece of information when a nation is controlled by a player? Or does it still go into calculating anything? Is it worth sending a diplomat to their country to raise their attitude towards you?
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RE: Attitude Impact in PBEM?

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Diplomats are good to help control minor in PBEM.
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Gil R.
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RE: Attitude Impact in PBEM?

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I take it you mean a non-playable nation? Yes, attitude is still important.
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RE: Attitude Impact in PBEM?

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I do understand that the attitude of a non-player nation is still very important (for instance a fully independent Baden), but what about the mathematical attitude of a nation like Austria which is being run by a human player? If it is PBEM and I am France, is it worth "charming" Austria with my diplomats if I can't make any headway with the player himself?
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To children ardent for some desperate glory,
The old Lie; Dulce et Decorum est
Pro patria mori*.
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*It is sweet and right to die for your country.
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