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[Zemat]

This suggestion has nothing to do with the future plans to add stealing and assassination missions. But rather with the act themselves.

Right now. If you try to steal something form an unconscious creature (goblin, human, whatever), the whole civilization will target you as an enemy even if there was no one in view, you where in stealth mode, and you never lost your stealth status for doing that. The same goes for killing even if the creature was unconscious all the time.

Your allegiance status shouldn't change at all if you are able to pull an aggressive action without anyone noticing.

Right now a goblin civ gave me a mission to kill a elf dude from another civ at war with them. The elves have nothing against me. But I know the moment I kill the dude (if I find him) arrows will fly over my head from everywhere regardless if I manage to kill him before anyone notices.

[Align]

Maybe sneak mode shouldn't be a cloaking device first.

[Zemat]

Actually, sneak mode is planned to be more powerful in the future.

[Willfor]

Proper knowledge tracking would be an enormous help in terms of this. I'd like to have that feel that if so long as I take all precautions, not enough people care, or various other factors come into play, I should be able to get away with some things. Naturally, there would ALWAYS be people suspicious of what truly happened, but what should they able to do? (Come at me themselves when THEY think they can get away with it, or maybe bring a mob of their friends for an unsanctioned lynching? It would be epic, and not even make me enemies with the parent civ because it was self defence!)

As it stands, the CSI's know things too fast. Though I don't expect to see this fixed for awhile yet.