Let's say you have a war, and your allies respond to the call. You take some provinces, they take some provinces. Now you make a peace offer to the victim, and you have a choice of which provinces to demand. Will your allies like you more (relations numbers increase) if you toss them a province or two? Do they love you by an increasing amount if you give them more and better provinces? Will they be mad (numbers decrease) if you totally shut them out?
Obviously your AI allies have no problem pulling the plug on the war and leaving you with nothing. Always makes my blood boil when that happens, too (sometimes I go back to the autosaved game and get out of the war first, so there). But it seems to me the game should reward you being "nice" to your allies and getting them provinces at the peace table.
The other night I, as Austria, was at war with Spain. I had nothing of Spain's, and didn't want anything. My AI ally England seized a bunch of stuff in the New World... but lost it all when I agreed to a White Peace. Too bad! I'm just not sure if that affected relations or not.
Obviously your AI allies have no problem pulling the plug on the war and leaving you with nothing. Always makes my blood boil when that happens, too (sometimes I go back to the autosaved game and get out of the war first, so there). But it seems to me the game should reward you being "nice" to your allies and getting them provinces at the peace table.
The other night I, as Austria, was at war with Spain. I had nothing of Spain's, and didn't want anything. My AI ally England seized a bunch of stuff in the New World... but lost it all when I agreed to a White Peace. Too bad! I'm just not sure if that affected relations or not.