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Civ 6: How Teddy Roosevelt Punishes You for Breaking Promises hooks new players with fresh AI diplomacy challenges. Everyone loves tense city-state drama and decisive leaders.
Promises Mean War
Civ 6: How Teddy Roosevelt Punishes You for Breaking Promises is a strong denouncer and protector of alliances. He treats broken deals as open hostility. Studies indicate this behavior adds tense strategic depth to late game expansion.
Risk and Reward
Reliable trade pacts boost your science output. Yet ignore friendship, and he rallies his formidable Rough Riders against you. Gameplay rewards consistent, transparent diplomacy over reckless bluffing.
Always Keep Your Word
Trust turns small advantages into lasting regional control.
FAQ
Q: Does this only happen with City-State allies?
A: No, Roosevelt reacts strongly to any major broken agreement or agenda violation.
Q: Can you trade peacefully with him later?
A: Yes, sincere apologies and restored trust can reopen peaceful relations.
