Genocide, everbody is doing it!

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Afrear being quite sure that the conqured populations all fight to the death and is repopulated by your soliders in Galciv2, and asking people to make sure it happens (it does). I would like to say that it is imposiabled for this because people can, hide, join you, surrender, evac of planet, pretend to join you or any other to surive use your imagination. This is how I think the civs would do when they conqured a planet populations.

                                                 Korath: kill them all, no exeptions.

                                                 Drengin: Kill alot of them, make the rest into slaves

                                                 Your: Kill alot, make the rest into ther ungodly experimetns.

                                                 Korx: Kill some to maintain order, use the rest for what makes the most money.

                                                 Kylx Jihad: Kill all the people how dont convert.

                                                 Torians: does not kills civialans on purposr, but will kill drengian civialans.

                                                  Terran aliance: avoids killing thr populaten.

                                                  the rest of the good or neutal civs do pretty much the same as the terrans or torians.  

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Reply #1 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
Looking at the Terran history of discovering and 'civilisation' of new continents, I seriously doubt we would avoid killing population.
Reply #2 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
What ever do you mean? We'll keep them alive, just in little camps or reservations. A shade of their former life, but they'll still be alive ~coughs~.
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Reply #3 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
Drath: let the invadees think they won... they'll never suspect a thing...

It also amuses me a little that the Korath can use information warfare as an invasion strategy: that must be one hell of a PR company...
Reply #4 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
'Any PR is good PR.' :P
Reply #5 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
Do you want to be cool or not? :)
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Reply #6 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
It also amuses me a little that the Korath can use information warfare as an invasion strategy: that must be one hell of a PR company...


Thats funny.

But i guess they can tell people that if they help them they'll be spared. THen they kill them.
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pndrev reply: Looking at the Terran history of discovering and 'civilisation' of new continents, I seriously doubt we would avoid killing population.

My reply: but this is the 23rd centuray, not Nazy Germany. If the terrans did that are own people would protest and be piss off.
Reply #8 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
Kill anyone who protests and things will calm down...and in kill, I mean draft them into the marines and send them at the nearest enemy planet against greater forces.
Reply #9 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
Considering that your governments start out as empires, public opinion doesn't mean that much. How the manual describes the "remains" of the Xendar also suggests that humans are most definitely not above genocide. Worse even, at least the Drengin take slaves. The Terrans didn't even do that much.
Reply #10 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
pndrev reply: Looking at the Terran history of discovering and 'civilisation' of new continents, I seriously doubt we would avoid killing population.

My reply: but this is the 23rd centuray, not Nazy Germany. If the terrans did that are own people would protest and be piss off.




Why would the 23rd century matter? Humans/Terrans have done it for 20+ centuries, why would a few more change that?
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Reply #11 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
Not to mention that Europe is not entire human race , at least rest of the world continue to do it in this 21st century.
Reply #12 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
Riiiight. Nazy (sic) Germany.

How about native Americans? South America? Australia and the Aborigines? The crusades?

Human history is a little bit more than just WW2, you know.
Reply #14 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
Why would the 23rd century matter? Humans/Terrans have done it for 20+ centuries, why would a few more change that?


It even ingrained further than that. Animals don't take prisoners when expanding into new territory, that's why it's inside our psyche. Sorry followers of ID, but we are animals, we learned from animals.

BTW nobody thinks they are evil, they have justifications to why their ideas are right. It's either who won the war and/or who wrote history that will determine what is true.
Reply #15 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
Loupdinour we are not animals, I know Nazy Germany is only a example of many forms of genocide but what about all the good people how tried to help? Paul reutaganer in Hotle Rwanda is a example. The only time humanty should be looked in the worst light possible is when we try to better ourselfes amd learn from are past mistakes , No one knows what is going to happen in the future but hopefully because of greater undearstanding between us horrible acts of gencoide will be the stuff of text books, and people will look at each other and say we are all from the species, humanity. Loupdinour, I will say one thing about animals, even though they are not as smart as us, but they will always have something we will never have, innocence. Sorry for opening this can of worms and putting are views on humanity front and center, on a game web site.
Reply #16 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
Okay, so, first, it's Nazi, not Nazy.

Yes there were a lot of good people in the resistance, even in Germany itself. But Germany at that time didn't exterminate the population of the countries it conquered. It targeted selected groups of people, no matter where.

A better example are either the settlers in North America and the conquistadores in South America. On both occasions, the native people were declared 'non human' because of their different believes and their perceived 'uncivilisation'.

Also, everywhere where humans expanded their territory, native lifeforms were brought to the brink of extinction, or vanished completely. (Dodo, anyone?)

As soon as you can classify something as either non-intelligent (animals) or non/sub-human (Indians, Aztecs, Nazi Germany and the Jews) you will find that the general opinion will be quite carefree about what happens to them. Now take this and add a completely strange lifeform (aliens) that are hostile (or we wouldn't wage war against them). If you still think that we would NOT exterminate them every chance we get, you are truly and hopelessly idealistic.
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