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In [[adventurer mode]], it is possible to '''surrender''' by using the {{k|y}}ield key, thus assuming a submissive posture. Surrender may end a [[level of conflict|lethal]] conflict, but not a no quarter conflict. It is also possible to use the {{k|k}}onversation menu to demand that someone else yield. An enemy's surrender is generally indicated by them yelling "I yield! I yield!", though enemies may sometimes say "Stop! This isn't happening!". Faking surrender may elevate conflict from lethal to no quarter. | In [[adventurer mode]], it is possible to '''surrender''' by using the {{k|y}}ield key, thus assuming a submissive posture. Surrender may end a [[level of conflict|lethal]] conflict, but not a no quarter conflict. It is also possible to use the {{k|k}}onversation menu to demand that someone else yield. An enemy's surrender is generally indicated by them yelling "I yield! I yield!", though enemies may sometimes say "Stop! This isn't happening!". Faking surrender may elevate conflict from lethal to no quarter. | ||
| − | Attacking an enemy who has yielded will result in a confirmation message requiring you to press ALT + y to confirm. Sometimes this message will be displayed, though, and the enemy hasn't visibly yielded. This indicates that the enemy is yielding, but hasn't finished saying the associated message. If the player waits (using . or ,) the message will appear. | + | Attacking an enemy who has yielded will result in a confirmation message requiring you to press ALT + y to confirm. Sometimes this message will be displayed, though, and the enemy hasn't visibly yielded. This indicates that the enemy is yielding, but hasn't finished saying the associated message. If the player waits (using {{.}} or {{,}}) the message will appear. |
Upon the killing of an opponent who has surrendered, depending on the [[ethics]] of the [[civilization]], this will cause you to be known as a murderer, causing most persons of that civilization to denounce you as a murderer and spit at you every time you attempt to speak to them. Despite this, you can still engage in conversation with the subject, albeit while dodging their volatile spit. | Upon the killing of an opponent who has surrendered, depending on the [[ethics]] of the [[civilization]], this will cause you to be known as a murderer, causing most persons of that civilization to denounce you as a murderer and spit at you every time you attempt to speak to them. Despite this, you can still engage in conversation with the subject, albeit while dodging their volatile spit. | ||
Revision as of 00:15, 28 February 2021
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In adventurer mode, it is possible to surrender by using the yield key, thus assuming a submissive posture. Surrender may end a lethal conflict, but not a no quarter conflict. It is also possible to use the konversation menu to demand that someone else yield. An enemy's surrender is generally indicated by them yelling "I yield! I yield!", though enemies may sometimes say "Stop! This isn't happening!". Faking surrender may elevate conflict from lethal to no quarter.
Attacking an enemy who has yielded will result in a confirmation message requiring you to press ALT + y to confirm. Sometimes this message will be displayed, though, and the enemy hasn't visibly yielded. This indicates that the enemy is yielding, but hasn't finished saying the associated message. If the player waits (using {{.}} or Template:,) the message will appear.
Upon the killing of an opponent who has surrendered, depending on the ethics of the civilization, this will cause you to be known as a murderer, causing most persons of that civilization to denounce you as a murderer and spit at you every time you attempt to speak to them. Despite this, you can still engage in conversation with the subject, albeit while dodging their volatile spit.
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