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As long as ledger doesn't double count armies just because your at war. (CK2) which gives bad intelligence to the player and influence decisions made AI and player.
In Quill's preview he looks at the ledger a couple of times - it gives the current reinforcement amount (so people who can reinforce your troops, but aren't actually active) as well as the amount of troops the country actually have available (Active standing armies) - as far as I could see in the video, it was accurate.
The AI not taking navel attrition is kinda disappointing. I really hate the Ottomans being able to drop 1 regiment armies in St. Petersburg and similar shenanigans.
I am shocked by that no-atrittion thing, never realized that in EU3. But than again, I am more in the land combat anyway. The rest of this DD is pure gold.
Great DD and good information in it
Just
Shouldn't it be 'So you think empire building games aren't for you?' Or 'So you think this empire building game isnt for you?'
An image isnt going to work for marketing if the headline puts people off.
I am shocked by that no-atrittion thing, never realized that in EU3. But than again, I am more in the land combat anyway. The rest of this DD is pure gold.
Is the AI taking into consideration naval distance at all? I mean, AI attrition is a one thing and I don't really mind it. However, Ottoman galleys in the White Sea is a bit different thing.
Well, it never really bothered me when I didn´t know about it, so it is ok. And I am too young to be able to say I played EU since 1999, I didn´t even have a PC back in those days.
I am shocked by that no-atrittion thing, never realized that in EU3. But than again, I am more in the land combat anyway. The rest of this DD is pure gold.
Very good work. Every presented feature is perfect to me. I really like the hint system as I think it may be useful even for old veterans of EU. I will also go for tutorial as the game introduces new mechanics. Tutorial mini-campaign is a perfect idea.
One thing I don't really understand is why the AI doesn't get attrition on the sea. Makes no sense to me. Is there any particular reason for that? Maybe it has been previously mentioned and I missed it?
Do we still have the cool and historical system of type of ship for a type of sea ?
For exemple: galley are better for the Mediterranean Sea and gallion for Atlantic Ocean.
Yeah, they should write in Swedish, would be much more clear...
Don't forget than Scandinavian people are kind and skilled enough to speak in English as soon as there's a stranger in the room, just to make clear what they're saying...
EDIT: it seems that was humor more than mere criticism. So feeled the need to specified it.
The AI not taking navel attrition is kinda disappointing. I really hate the Ottomans being able to drop 1 regiment armies in St. Petersburg and similar shenanigans.
