19 v 19K troop numbers

[Johnny X]

I have rather surprised myself with how much I dislike it. It's just a letter and it's not rational, but as things stand I really don't like it at all.

I am a cranky old man though. I'm sure I'll come round in a few years.

 

[Cymsdale]

I don't care for the k at all, but I don't consider it a hill to die on either.

 

[Trace284]

It was strange at first, but it's actually pretty cool during fights, seeing just how fast your troops are killing and dying.

 

[Kapi96]

I love it

Makes much more sense to show it there to me. Besides having the decimal is pretty useful as well, there's quite a difference between a 1k army and a 0.6k army when carpet sieging, but both were shown as the same before. Definitely an improvement in my view.

 

[Quaade]

Just gave some of you guys a small like, mainly because I felt the disagrees were kinda senseless when you expressed your opinion ;-) but I don´t mind the change either... Doesn´t really matter gameplay-wise but does make it more accurate

 

[highsis]

I prefer the whole number to the last digit as in EU3 and ealier versions of EU4.

 

[Kollatius]

I have neither a negative nor a positive opinion on the "k". It's simply a change

 

[Kaidorin]

The decimals are nice, gives you more information at a glance. I like that change.

The letter at the end makes it harder to parse for me though. Kerning issue? Playing earlier tonight I felt the "k" got smushed together with the number forcing to me squint or zoom in a lot closer than I'm used to to parse it.

This was admittedly a session after a fairly long day and my eyesight is slowly going downhill, but still, not an issue I've ever had before this change.

 

[happymix91]

I really like decimals. Fo 'K', I can't feel greatly, but I think that it is a good change too.