Lies. It's obviously a HOI4 minesweeper-themed minigame.Naval mines. Interesting.
Lies. It's obviously a HOI4 minesweeper-themed minigame.Naval mines. Interesting.
Will it have microtransactions?Lies. It's obviously a HOI4 minesweeper-themed minigame.
Interesting.
And the AI doesn't bother to research naval techs or doctrines anyway. Let's see if that changes in MtG...Interesting.
New techs to improve the naval system are very welcome, but they'll have to be careful in how they balance research going forward.
After conversion, synthetics, special forces and now naval techs being added, we're getting more and more techs to research as time goes by, and our research slots are still the same.
The seven seas will be mine... unless RN releases the Kraken.That is just mine-blowing
That is just mine-blowing
So, are you saying that you accepted the rejected title?*sighs*
*adds another entry to the Rejected Titles list*
It could be sonar, yes, but in any case it would seem to confirm the addition of naval mines.To me it looks more like a sonar tech than a mine tech. This might be about hunting subs as well as swiping minefields!
Interesting.
New techs to improve the naval system are very welcome, but they'll have to be careful in how they balance research going forward.
After conversion, synthetics, special forces and now naval techs being added, we're getting more and more techs to research as time goes by, and our research slots are still the same.
Exactly. A few more techs and it will be impossible to excel or keep up with others in anything. Either number of research slots has to be increased (proportionally, in order to maintain the initial gap between more and less developed countries) or research time for certain technologies has to be reduced. Maybe another modifier should be introduced, like the research bonus for neighbours having a tech already researched from EU4 or a plain, steadily increasing bonus for certain amount of time having passed already following a given tech's "year of discovery" (to simulate the fact, that now it is easier to obtain a certain tech and reverse-engineer it and accelerate one's own research). But something has to be done or soon we'll all be fighting a retrotech war in HOI4 with absurdities such as cutting-edge tanks and Basic Infantry equipment (1918) in one's army.
*sighs*
*adds another entry to the Rejected Titles list*