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catch22 -> RE: Istanbul (4/5/2010 7:55:54 PM)
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I have read that section. I just read it again too.
I noticed Istanbul, is not, on the Political Status Screen. So Turkey and Istanbul are one country? It looks like they are two separate countries, on the game map. I've had them both leaning Axis. Turkey, is always no higher than 2.
I was thinking, maybe, Turkey would have to be leaning Allied then you would take Turkey to get a leaning Axis Istanbul, to go Axis.
Reason I thought this is because when Yugoslavia goes pro allied, and you capture it, Hungry becomes Axis. And when Greece joins allies and you capture it, Bulgaria becomes Axis. But I guess Turkey, if leaning axis has a chance to become Axis, too, if Allied Greece is captured, etc..
Trade Question/Theory:
where success occurs if a random number from 0 to 9 is less than the Nationality’s Volatility Rating. For experiment I saved the game and attempted a trade over and over and it was always refused. Telling me there was no chance at all no matter the neutral balance state level. Anyways I let the failed attempt stand and turn after turn the trade would fail. The balance of those neutral states' level never changing. Then finally I get a trade signed say 3 or 4 turns later. Are the attempts accumulative to the point where if you attempt each turn it betters your chances at an agreement signed with that country?
Ah... well, I just (now) found it rather easy to get a trade agreement signed with Turkey, after Bulgaria joins Germany.
Just took Syria and now Turkey is Pro-Axis 2.
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