Slightly off-topic (just slightly! ) -- but: Isn't the Marseillaise only comprised of six (sometimes seven) "couplet"s? :wacko: Is that a French insider gag?
Adjacencies
In FTG, you will find two new adjacencies. [...] The second one is a winter conditions connection between two adjacent provinces. If one of the provinces is under winter conditions, movement between the two provinces is forbidden and a little red cross appears on the map. Movement of armies that began before the winter conditions are then stopped if winter conditions are still present at the end of the required movement time.
I don't really understand this one. Winter was usually a very good time to move an army even if the attrition was higher. Winter made the roads hard and reliable and rivers easier to cross.
When making a right - click on the officials button, could we then select a "Promote in all provinces" or "Promote in diferent province -> "prov_name""
button?
I don't really understand this one. Winter was usually a very good time to move an army even if the attrition was higher. Winter made the roads hard and reliable and rivers easier to cross. When reading that the second one had to do with winter I was hoping that you'd put in a severe-winter-only adjecencies rule for crossing straits even if an enemy fleet is trying to block it, letting us perform the march across the Belts... Switching this on and off through events would be a neat feature.
When making a right - click on the officials button, could we then select a "Promote in all provinces" or "Promote in diferent province -> "prov_name""
button?
Yes, this was the main reason for including it.I would imagine this new rule is supposed to apply to mountainpasses and the like.
No time crossing and no combat penalty? Is it the idea here?Wouldn't it be possible to put in the reverse, too? I also thought about frozen straits and rivers.
Certainly but not possible as a tooltip. This would require a specific window.
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It is rather more than helpful
Yes, this was the main reason for including it.
No time crossing and no combat penalty? Is it the idea here?
Nevertheless, more than one special adjacency between two provinces is unaffordable.