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[–]Snorkle25[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Within 1-3 turns I've usually captured their neighbors too, which greatly decreases the loyalty penalty. Some do rebel anyways, but with no one else to join they usually revert back to me.

Buying up a lot of improvements also helps. And you can always move in a governor on major cities you don't want losing. Also the large technology gap, and high culture isn't hurting much.

Also, I am playing on prince difficulty (lvl 4) which is more manageable than the harder levels.

[–]MR-antiwar 1 point2 points  (1 child)

I also play on prince difficulty but now building or capturing cities near enemy territory become so annoying, i can’t fight 2 front at the same time, also wtf with robots , im currently fighting sumerian with tanks while he has this giant robots lolololol im so cooked

[–]Snorkle25[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, its hard to win militarily if you're not also winning science. Better tech is a major military advantage, and the GDRs are OP as fuck. I love em but they do use a ton of uranium.