EU3 Wishlist

[Kochtopfhelm]

Mountains should not only improve defense and slow down army movement but instead be unpassable. In addition to the standard 3 types of land units, which i like to keep, there should be a 'guard' version of infantry and cavalry, maybe with double costs and upkeep and 1.5x combat values. No more sea transport of 50K troops in the early 16th century from Mecklenburg or Morea around the world to southern africa or malacca would be nice, too. Peace talks should include a map where you can click on the provinces you want to get or have to give away (i hate gaining a peace offer which sounds good only to notice right after accepting that there is one province left in enemy hands as an island inside my territory).

 

[Smirfy]

Would the card system of units, leaders and experience as used in Rome Total War be practical in EU to reflect the upteen different types of units from aboriginal spearmen through to knights to line infantry?

 

[Earl Uhtred]

Would the card system of units, leaders and experience as used in Rome Total War be practical in EU to reflect the upteen different types of units from aboriginal spearmen through to knights to line infantry?

Now there's a thought.

 

[Rich Oliver]

I'd like to see something done about cavalry. When did Europeans use cavalry only armys? The mongals yes.

 

[Smirfy]

Now there's a thought.

Think it would work and the system seems made for historical leaders.

Would also be very nice for representing all the different type of ships

 

[unmerged(22496)]

I'd like to don't see many new rules and options, as AI efficency is proportional to simplicity of a game.

 

[Sandmann]

Wouldn't it be good to move this thread to the EU3 forum?

 

[Carolus Rex]

Wouldn't it be good to move this thread to the EU3 forum?

Indeed.

 

[Jayavarman]

Indeed.

Finally, four years later.

 

[Carolus Rex]

Finally, four years later.

Aye. BE GONE FROM MY FORUM, FOUL THREAD!

 

[unmerged(12680)]

Better late than never.

Now to start compiling it all into usable information...

 

[unmerged(34993)]

1. Advanced diplo system. With lots of choises. Like GalCiv2 will have.
2. Advanced domestic policies, like Victorian POPs.
3. Good trade system.
4. More options. Loads of options. Unlimeted options. In everything. So you can make your country virtually anything(within historical reason), with different gameplay each time.
5. Lots of events and less determistic event system, so some of bad events can be avoided and good one - missed.
6. Lots of patches )

 

[Jayavarman]

Better late than never.

Now to start compiling it all into usable information...

I think Paradox has long been culling information from this thread.

 

[Carolus Rex]

6. Lots of patches )

Personally I'd rather not have a single patch.

 

[Jayavarman]

Personally I'd rather not have a single patch.

Well, no bug-fixing patch... but a player-input/feature-adding enhancement is always splendid!

 

[unmerged(12680)]

I think Paradox has long been culling information from this thread.

Can't say I envy them. o

 

[unmerged(12150)]

plus map of Europe would change, during each 100 years, so the map would look completly diffrant, so if you had the first EU game map compare it to the second EU2 games map, youl see taht West Prussia isnt called taht but its called Poznas etc, so map wuld change every 100 years,

I would rather see possible to change names on map on your own - when you own province. It actually is historic, that conquerors rename provinces. Definitly Incas named their provinces other way than Spinards.

I believe that in time frame 100-200 years you should be able to switch province religion and culture. I also think, that religion and culture should not be a single values, rather the balance of powers i.e [ protestant - 60%, pagan - 40%] [german - 50%, polish - 50%] with balance changing as time passed by with you owning province and investing efford in change. See rusification or germanization process.

 

[unmerged(53879)]

I think it would be great to create a new country like you could in CK, i.e. you start out as Siegenburgen but when you hold a certain amount of provinces you could change you name to Romania or Ruthenia.

 

[Duke of Wellington]

The ability to zoom far out like you could in EU1 it was so much nicer for seeing your whole empire.

 

[unmerged(6777)]

Better late than never.

Now to start compiling it all into usable information...

To think that Paradox would announce a game for which they have not already long-since completed a GDD and begun work on.... :rofl:

Sorry. Can't help myself. :rofl: :rofl: