These protectorates are persuaded by the presence of an overpowering force, the weaker the force the less demands the protectorate will submit to. Usually these offers are initiated by you making suggestions/demands and their accepting conditions. NOW.!!!! you can negotiate to have them pay "you", offer "you" techs, offer "you" trade, plus a percentage of their income for as long as they remain your protectorate. Ideally you'd like to see the defenders down to the low hundreds or less. If the siege is for 4 to 6 turns do so till it counts down to 1 turn, then if you have to, start a completely new siege, usually sometime during the interim the victim will try to sally out to try and break the siege, (once they do that and lose) you'll find your victim a lot more pliable. If there is one thing a potential protectorate understands: Is the finality of a siege and understand while the siege is going on, your spare siege units are running amuck destroying their income and such (you do not necessarily have to destroy or lay waste to everything, it's an option). Like N7 says/ or means: Be a "Protector" through strength. Offering them techs and money is about the same nonsense results. Usually if a nation has more than one region they will not submit to being a protectorate.īribing government officials into becoming a "protectorate" is a bit of stretch and likely if they did accept a bribe it would be so expensive a deal that you would actually be losing net income for the rest of the campaign.
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