Hey!
So i thought about the Statistics
Somehow it is not really "realistic" that i just have to open the Statistics and am able to see the exact composition and number of the enemys army, fleet, income and so on.
It is a really nice feature and i am using it to check out the enemy before starting a war but somehow this seems not right without spying on the enemy.
So i had the idea to change the Espionage posibilitys in the diplomatic window or even adding a idea where you can spy out the enemy army and economy. If you do this you get the exact numbers of the enemy troops and his income
If you don't do this the Statistics only show you the number of his troops rounded up.
So if he has 11k troops but you didn't spy on him the statistics show you that he has 20k so you might rethink the decision to attack him because he (might) have more troops than you.
So i thought about the Statistics
Somehow it is not really "realistic" that i just have to open the Statistics and am able to see the exact composition and number of the enemys army, fleet, income and so on.
It is a really nice feature and i am using it to check out the enemy before starting a war but somehow this seems not right without spying on the enemy.
So i had the idea to change the Espionage posibilitys in the diplomatic window or even adding a idea where you can spy out the enemy army and economy. If you do this you get the exact numbers of the enemy troops and his income
If you don't do this the Statistics only show you the number of his troops rounded up.
So if he has 11k troops but you didn't spy on him the statistics show you that he has 20k so you might rethink the decision to attack him because he (might) have more troops than you.
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