Sure but it is still a lot easier to do in the current version than with the incoming changes.
I totally agree.
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Sure but it is still a lot easier to do in the current version than with the incoming changes.
I totally agree.
To think even 3000 years later those damn Habsburgs are still ruling Austria
Imagine their jaws in the 60th century. The sun never sets on the face
don't bump, but im also interested to see how AI will deal with the corruption change
July vacations may have impaired our ability to access the saves but the game was still running and now we're back in year 7187!
Spain and Rajputana finally decided they had no need for a buffer state between so they stopped guaranteeing Austria who had to abandon its possessions in Russia.
Vijayanagar seized that opportunity to claim their territory in Manchuria and Eastern Siberia and annexed Korea while it was at it.
Ethopia launched a grand campagin to unite Africa and has made some decent progress, having mostly kicked Portugal out and even took some provinces from mighty Spain.
On the other side of the world, the USA - Paraguay alliance have concluded that if they're so far in future, they must be playing Stellaris and so took the role of the Sleeping Fallen Empire.
True to the legend of katanas being overpowered and making everyone afraid of invading its archipelago, Japan is still fiercely independent, having repulsed a recent assault from Vijayanagar with its serious military advantage:
They still had to conced the world's best general title to Portugal who is clearly not to be messed with:
On the economic side, the world keeps getting more productive and richer by the century without showing any sign of resource shortage on the horizon.
Japan even manages to have the richest trade region in terms of local riches:
Still signs of overpopulation are starting to show in some provinces of Nippon...
Looking at the small guys, you'd be thrilled to know that even if the Mamluks had to concede come possessions in the Mediterranean they are still holding firm in the Pacific.
Maybe filling a bit homesick some time, they decided to breed camels on Wake Island...
Back in Europe, Greece managed to become free and claimed Crete as its capital.
Allied with both Spain and Rajputana, they are now planning an offensive to conquer Cyprus which is presently owned by Ethiopia.
And finally for those who wondered, of course in the 7th millenia the Habsburgs are still sitting on the throne of Austria!
Spain and Rajputana finally decided they had no need for a buffer state between so they stopped guaranteeing Austria who had to abandon its possessions in Russia.
Vijayanagar seized that opportunity to claim their territory in Manchuria and Eastern Siberia and annexed Korea while it was at it.
Ethopia launched a grand campagin to unite Africa and has made some decent progress, having mostly kicked Portugal out and even took some provinces from mighty Spain.
On the other side of the world, the USA - Paraguay alliance have concluded that if they're so far in future, they must be playing Stellaris and so took the role of the Sleeping Fallen Empire.
True to the legend of katanas being overpowered and making everyone afraid of invading its archipelago, Japan is still fiercely independent, having repulsed a recent assault from Vijayanagar with its serious military advantage:
They still had to conced the world's best general title to Portugal who is clearly not to be messed with:
On the economic side, the world keeps getting more productive and richer by the century without showing any sign of resource shortage on the horizon.
Japan even manages to have the richest trade region in terms of local riches:
Still signs of overpopulation are starting to show in some provinces of Nippon...
Looking at the small guys, you'd be thrilled to know that even if the Mamluks had to concede come possessions in the Mediterranean they are still holding firm in the Pacific.
Maybe filling a bit homesick some time, they decided to breed camels on Wake Island...
Back in Europe, Greece managed to become free and claimed Crete as its capital.
Allied with both Spain and Rajputana, they are now planning an offensive to conquer Cyprus which is presently owned by Ethiopia.
And finally for those who wondered, of course in the 7th millenia the Habsburgs are still sitting on the throne of Austria!
While on paper Mikawa's production income look great.
But it made me cringe when I saw which trade good it was... Couldn't they pick something else like Chinaware or Tea or even Iron to boost instead?
Although that manpower is pretty high.
But it made me cringe when I saw which trade good it was... Couldn't they pick something else like Chinaware or Tea or even Iron to boost instead?
Although that manpower is pretty high
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They did!
All trade good price modifiers seem to have expired, Grain is back to 2.5 whereas Tea is only 2.0 and Iron 3.0.
But yes, they could have picked the nearby provinces that have Paper, Silk and Dyes.
Also working weird in the future are rebels, for example those guys have been occupying Ryukyu for almost 700 years and demanding independence but their movement doesn't seem to be going anywhere...
I woke very early today and couldn't remember which was highest production value good that existed in Japan but yeah a higher value one basically.
Why is spanish morale so damn low? They are not gonna be able to beat the Rajputs with that...
100 corruption for Spain only for holding most of Europe and west-Africa.... And you guys still think it is a good idea to give so much corruption?
This was before the corruption increase was capped at 0.8/month though.
Spain could simply push up the fight corruption slider and it would slowly go away.
The AI is just not trained to do it.
So u make a massive change, and then u don't even teach the AI about it, so it will mess up even more.
Thats like implementing air combat in civ 5 and not teaching the ai about fighters
This thread is literal proof of game testing. Slightly unusual testing perhaps, but it seems to have picked up a few things!