Clears all features and improves all possible tiles, and likes civilizations that do the same. Dislikes civilizations with few improved tiles or that found National Parks. Likes civilizations who pose no threat. Dislikes civilizations with strong military or ones with nearby cities. Never declares wars for which he can be branded a warmonger, and likes peaceful civilizations. Heavily dislikes warmongers.

Focuses on spreading his Religion to other civilizations, and likes those who follow it. Dislikes those that do not follow his Religion. Tries to settle near Mountains, and likes those who leave those areas to him. Dislikes civilizations that also settle near Mountains.Teddy Roosevelt: Do you so readily concede competition in the arena of the seas? Why intentionally constrain your sovereignty? Are you afraid? Builds up the Population of her cities, and likes those whose nearby cities also have a high Population. Dislikes civilizations whose nearby cities have low Population. Your enemies make war on you, but you do not plunder their lands in retribution. Is it out of cowardice? Or an excess of politeness? Tries to conquer as many city-states as possible, and likes those who do not associate with them. Dislikes Suzerains of city-states, or civilizations who have conquered city-states.

On my first watch of Hidden Agenda I, like many others, found it to be a one-sided affair which rather tempered my appreciation and enjoyment of it on the whole. Genghis Khan: I admire the way you rule. I appreciate not having to come up with a complicated strategy to conquer your civilization. A stakeholder pushing very hard to finish a public project (even with a reduced scope and quality) before the elections. Hidden Agenda: Maybe the stakeholder is supporting a politician who’s taking credit for this project? Teddy Roosevelt: The people of every civilization look upon you with wonder. You are an inspiration to the world! Likes civilizations who pose no threat. Dislikes civilizations with strong militaries or ones with nearby cities.Your powers of intuition are just as vital as your reasoning and reaction skills. While we all have it, some learn to improve their intuitive gifts. Sorting out manipulative people requires you to trust your gut feelings.