Get the *&!&£*%^" off my land!!!!

[Temujin]

Playing as the HRE on medium, I have not seen this effect. Despite having poor defenses in the north and east, the Danes, Poles and Hungarians have so far honoured their alliances with me. The Venetians tried a sneak attack, probably egged on by that damn pope, but this has been my only war 50 turns into the game. The French are none too friendly though, since I'm allied with England, the Milanese are looking at my recently conquered Venice with their greedy little eyes, and the Danes have just gone to war with the Poles, so something is bound to happen soon.

I too would like a "declare war or get the hell out!" diplomacy option, especially for the Catholics who really can't afford to get into too many wars as the aggressor.

[Jimmytwohand]

I too would like a "declare war or get the hell out!" diplomacy option, especially for the Catholics who really can't afford to get into too many wars as the aggressor.

Here, here.

[chunkynut]

I find that when your military or overall strength surpasses your neighbours your deemed a threat, and an easy one to attack if your already in a war.

Many nations will eat humble pie and pay the money for a truce if they are besieged on another front tho.

I've found the thieves guild houses 'seem' to be great for divining the nations intent, I was at war with Eygpt after a successful crusade to Anitoch and was beset on all sides by them ... then the Mongols arrived and the Eygptians were begging for peace ... the Mongols took Jerusalem and another crusade is set for there and I take it with a crusade army from Antioch, lose it and then the Mongols sue for peace becuase of their wars with Eygpt.

Both times the 'Intent' bit in the diplomatic exchanges showed as peace. Thieves guild was in Antioch.