this is logical as u can place spies in counries u have right of the way with
to stop him you have to defeat him
6 Sept 2018, 11:11
Question About "Friendly" Spies
Playing game in a coalition, and one of our nations goes inactive. The now inactive member had placed spies in an enemy territory, which is subsequently conquered by a member of our coalition. The spies are continuing to cause military and economic in this province, only now the damage is done to our coalition member. Does this seem logical? Shouldn't spies cease their damage when a friendly nation conquers the territory?
6 Replies
6 Sept 2018, 23:27
It is logical.
You can place spies into allies as well.
Spies do not care about diplomacy.
8 Sept 2018, 12:26
I do understand that the game allows this situation; I am wondering if it is a logical situation. It is one thing to spy on other nations, but it seems illogical to attack a nation with economic and military sabotage when that nation is (was) a coalition member. How can one defeat a former coalition member if the game will not allow you to reduce your status below RoW? The only solution seems to be the placing of CI spies until you root out the formerly allied spies.abdoer wrote:
this is logical as u can place spies in counries u have right of the way withto stop him you have to defeat him
8 Sept 2018, 14:22
An unscrupulous player can place eco spies in allied/friendly provinces to lower the morale in the hope that they rebel to his own nation.
12 Sept 2018, 17:13
Hey uh, according to bytro people, the game is spaghetti code, meaning the code is just f**cked and uh, yeah, idea probably won't happen. So, idk, Spies r bad.
12 Sept 2018, 21:43
I have actually done it against the AI.Its morale was bad anyway. But provinces would fall to me nearly every daychange.
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