Does anyone have any experience with deactivating a tech already researched by the target country, or any experience with activating a tech previously deactivated by event/tech?
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I believe you can certainly activate a tech that was set as deactive in the inc file, for example. Not sure about deactivating something already known as to how that impacts in game.
Tim
Tim
A simple test indicates that deactivating an already researched technology has no effect whatsoever.
Unfortunately, however, a deactivated once available tech does not seem to be possible to reactivate.
Unfortunately, however, a deactivated once available tech does not seem to be possible to reactivate.
Wobbler said:
Mm... the only exclusion I see, are doctrines: when you choose another branch, they're deactivated, but when you abandon it, they're activated again. It's hard to use this.. put, perhaps, possible.
Wobbler said:
Yes, but we can make player to do it...
For example.. there's event A, which happens in 1950.
There's doctrine B, which gives +15 Morale, and player has it from start, and it makes doctrine C unavailable.
There's doctrine C, which gives +5 Morale, and player doesn't like it, so at the beginning, it's unavailable..
And there's secret tech D, which gives +50 Morale, and it's based on doctrine C and event A, and it's quite easy to discover.
Then, when event A happens, most players will be likely to abandon doctrine B, and discover C and D.
Well, I understand, that's not the best idea.. but, perhaps, it can help?..