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There’s a reason for this which I discovered. India is set as the most peaceful civilisation with an aggressiveness attribute of 1. However when a civ converts to Democracy the aggressiveness attribute suffers a -2 penalty.pic.twitter.com/apVtFlzJZj
This means that Gandhi’s aggressiveness attribute subtracts 2 from the initial 1 and due to a bug swings back around to the maximum aggressiveness level of 255 - the highest possible aggression level!pic.twitter.com/uZPhzhyo1g
This bug was later fixed in the later games, but the developers kept in Gandhi’s nuclear bloodlust as an Easter egg homage, meaning that he’s still happy to nuke your ass and so must be eliminated as swiftly as possible. He has the max rating of 12 in likelihood to drop nukes.pic.twitter.com/NfCExunRmf
Since I always play as the Romans, the Indians are not so far away, meaning that I genuinely do try to wipe out their cities in the Pakistan region to safeguard my reach into continental Asia.pic.twitter.com/I9vOugf7Aa
It seems to me that the moral of the story taught by Civilisation is that allowing India to become a democracy is detrimental to world peace and they MUST either revert back to a Theocracy/Monarchy or the rest of the world must unite to preemptively destroy them completely.pic.twitter.com/KLANYO6RhA
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