I've loved the Europa Universalis series, and played this one for hours on end. With the complete pack, we all know that IN is the last expansion that's going to come out. In this thread, post your wishes for the next Europa Universalis game, which although a long time in the making, has the potential to be an incredible game.
I'll start:
1. Battle mechanics that take more strategy into account: Although I know that the current system of positioning your armies and letting your generals get to work is a more realistic representation of warfare during this period, adding mechanisms that allow for more in-depth battle strategy would add another layer to the game.
2. Balance of Power AI: The AI should make some attempts (especially in conservative states) to create a balance of power between nations and improve long-term stability. This might mean blobs taking a hit, but it also means conquerors releasing conquered states as satellites and alliances forming to oppose empires that have grown too powerful.
3. Improved Naval System: I've seen this done in much more depth in another thread, but the idea that a single carrack could blockade all of Normandy, and that when two warships move into the Oresund they're bound to fight, is a little silly. Some idea of scale could be excellent.
Let the constructive criticism begin!
I'll start:
1. Battle mechanics that take more strategy into account: Although I know that the current system of positioning your armies and letting your generals get to work is a more realistic representation of warfare during this period, adding mechanisms that allow for more in-depth battle strategy would add another layer to the game.
2. Balance of Power AI: The AI should make some attempts (especially in conservative states) to create a balance of power between nations and improve long-term stability. This might mean blobs taking a hit, but it also means conquerors releasing conquered states as satellites and alliances forming to oppose empires that have grown too powerful.
3. Improved Naval System: I've seen this done in much more depth in another thread, but the idea that a single carrack could blockade all of Normandy, and that when two warships move into the Oresund they're bound to fight, is a little silly. Some idea of scale could be excellent.
Let the constructive criticism begin!