Are you saying cool doesn't mean they think you are cool

@Peregrine23 Wait, so if my relation with another race is "Cool" (as in not hot, not heated ) that I'm more likely to go to war with them than if it were "Annoyed"?

Yeah I can see where chilly could mean cold, frosty or uncomfortable, but I guess the word 'cool' can have different connotations depending on the context. Perhaps a different word could be used that would mean "If you continue behaving in this manner we're going to war!" or "We really don't like you so you better watch out!"

cool is fairly close to neutral in my opinion, you've done something to annoy me but im willing to overlook it because its a first time or if you stop

Have you heard of the "Cold War"?  That was between 2 nations whose relations were "cool".  Ok very very cool.  So cool, it became cold.  Very cold.  But yeah, that relationship that started out as "cool" nearly blew up the world.  So yes I can very easily see the status of "cool" as being worse than "annoyed"

I agree; that's the way I understood it.  But on the other hand, maybe a word that is less ambiguous might be handy, like "frosty".

I am frequently annoyed by my wife and children, but I am seldom cool with them.

As a country, we are often annoyed by the Brits and other NATO allies (and vice-versa). Our relations with Russia are currently beyond annoyed and have become quite cool.

OK The Oxford English Dictionary gives me this as the definition of "Cool"

Showing no friendliness towards a person or enthusiasm for an idea or project: he gave a cool reception to the suggestion for a research centre

The relation stage after or lower than Cool is War. If someone was cool, indifferent, apathetic, unfriendly, distant, remote aloof, etc etc I don't think that the next stage would be War, I think there should be a "Angry, Hostile, Furious, Seething or Outraged" relation stage before going to War. How hard is it to change one word if that word is causing confusion?

Ya gota love these totally game changing debates .

Originally- Should annoyed be switched with cool => Nope

Now - Should cool be replaced with angry, Hostile, Furious, Seething or Outraged  => Sure, better sounding precursor to war

Second Franco's : it's cool with me either way