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Sid Meier

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Hello everyone, most eu2 games have the rule that a nation cannot break a truce/ceasefire/peacetreaty thingy if any territory was lost or gained in a real war (not a fake war).

What is the current mps communities justification of the rule?
 
Sid Meier said:
Hello everyone, most eu2 games have the rule that a nation cannot break a truce/ceasefire/peacetreaty thingy if any territory was lost or gained in a real war (not a fake war).

What is the current mps communities justification of the rule?
to protect against bullying of nations I guess..
 
Breaking truce is cheap on a human war - if you just beated a nation, and redow right afterwards that nation has no chances of victory so is beaten again in a vicious, lame, cicle.
 
there were no almost games with this rule written, but i always believe the truce shouldn`t be broken.