Tora
04-12-2009, 06:47
Despite the multitude of bugs, crashes, malfunctions, abandoned features etc, at least one of the most annoying aspects of MTW2 seems to have gone, that of a neutral army - no military access permit, nothing - spending a year or two sight seeing in one of your provinces before declaring war, any attempt to eject him being met with approbation from his (usually) many chums, not to mention the Pope.
The option of withdrawing military access seems to have done the trick although someone else may have had different experiences. The Marathas seem to be particularly fond of touring my Indian provinces but removing the military access agreement seems to stop this.
The new rules have led to a strange situation in Crimea in my Ottoman campaign. Poland-Lithuania declared war on my protectorate Crimean Khanate, one of their many allies happening to be Russia. I, rather cravenly, declined to support the Crimeans but racked with guilt have since pursued a campaign of passive resistance.
Still having military access, the Ottomans have parked units on bridges, resources and across the neck of the peninsula, preventing access to the capital and port, a sneaking suspicion prevailing that an AI naval invasion in the rear may not be forthcoming:laugh4: The Poles and Russians seem reluctant to declare war on me so far. Not sure for how long for though.
Good to see a 'Get orf moy laand' - as someone on here called it - option at last, but no doubt someone will tell me that's not really the case.:oops:
The option of withdrawing military access seems to have done the trick although someone else may have had different experiences. The Marathas seem to be particularly fond of touring my Indian provinces but removing the military access agreement seems to stop this.
The new rules have led to a strange situation in Crimea in my Ottoman campaign. Poland-Lithuania declared war on my protectorate Crimean Khanate, one of their many allies happening to be Russia. I, rather cravenly, declined to support the Crimeans but racked with guilt have since pursued a campaign of passive resistance.
Still having military access, the Ottomans have parked units on bridges, resources and across the neck of the peninsula, preventing access to the capital and port, a sneaking suspicion prevailing that an AI naval invasion in the rear may not be forthcoming:laugh4: The Poles and Russians seem reluctant to declare war on me so far. Not sure for how long for though.
Good to see a 'Get orf moy laand' - as someone on here called it - option at last, but no doubt someone will tell me that's not really the case.:oops: