Diplomatic depth and grievances.

[pliant marsh]

There are many people complaining about diplomacy, saying that the AI ​​gets angry about things the AI ​​itself does, such as founding a town next to your capital. However, many of us understand this as damaging the relationship between the two peoples. Despite understanding it this way, I would like to be able to use grievances more discretionarily, since that's how international relations actually work. A leader isn't going to declare war simply because people don't like another civilization.

That's why I'd like to propose a system of Grievance Points. These points could be used discretionarily to sanction, denounce, or even gain military support for little or no Diplomatic Influence cost.

[fast ember]

That is a great idea. For simplicity, maybe it can make those type of actions 50% for X amount of turns rather than implementing another form of currency (grievance points).

[pliant marsh]

Yes, I like that idea too. ^ ^

[royal rock]

And I don't know why there isn't an option in diplomacy when they settle near you an option like in civ 6 where you can tell them not to settle city's near your borders that's not something impossible to add in diplomacy and even more option where u can interact with other leaders I miss this interactions

[pliant marsh]

It would be great to be able to warn other players about things like: Don't settle near my capital, don't eliminate that independent power, and if the AI ​​ignores this, you can get more war support or free sanctions against that leader.

[royal rock]

Yea there are so many options to add on the policy leaders screen, not only to play for victory point's, more options to add for sanctions and espionage, like in civ 6 to spy a militia to spawn in front of spied city..or for ally to give it your units to help him in bad situations like in civ 5 it was so great, and get better or worse relationships with more available actions