Hidden Agendas

Product Information

Likes civilizations with a strong military and Gold output. Dislikes those who have a weak military or low Gold income. Pedro II: You know that a good ruler leads the souls of his people on the right course, and in doing so brings the blessings of heaven to them. Hates Barbarians, and likes civilizations that also destroy their Outposts. Dislikes civilizations that ignore Barbarian Outposts. Your finest engineers and architects would be happier in a place where they could grow. Brazil, for instance.

Genghis Khan: I admire the way you rule. I appreciate not having to come up with a complicated strategy to conquer your civilization. Pericles: You will never know the joy of a responsive mob to a good speech, because you never practice the art of politics. Blasphemy and heresy spill from the lips of your subjects! You must restore your people's souls by restoring the true religion! Tries to build up Gold, and likes those that also focus on Gold. Dislikes civilizations with a weak Gold output.

More results

Likes civilizations that have never declared war on Vietnam. She will never forgive those who have, with her opinion decreasing further with each turn the war lasts, and this decreased opinion never recovering. Builds a strong navy and respects civilizations who follow their lead. Does not like civilizations with a weak navy. Focuses on spreading his Religion to other civilizations, and likes those who follow it. Dislikes those that do not follow his Religion.

Honor demands we stand firm when our thralls are threatened, and you and I are both people of honor. Hidden agendas in Project Management are common among stakeholders, and they have negative effects including:

This is such a transparently HONEST book that I personally am surprised John Pilger is still out and about and has not met with some unfortunate accident in a distant land. Tries to explore the map, and likes civilizations that have explored less of the map than itself and dislikes civilizations that have explored more of the map than itself. Likes civilizations who avoid having cities on small landmasses. Dislikes those who have numerous cities on such islands.