I see they have made sure not to show any PieCharts @LordLambert.
This change looks fantastic, much more immersive!!
This change looks fantastic, much more immersive!!
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So does this mean that when an army is stack wiped the pops die as well
Am I dreaming? What a great diary!
I dont know, losing men was a hit to the country thats sure, but they had a new generation ready most of the times...Wiping out the entire POP is a bit too harsh imoSince pops are tied to levies now, will you lose the pops if the unit is destroyed in battle? For example if one of your armies is completely wiped out would you lose the pops called up and thus take a hit in your economic output and everything related to pops?
Edited DD to add the possibility of pops dying from military losses, which somehow I missed despite it being one of the most important things here ^^
Heh, thats situational imhohaving armies wiped out should cost your nation dearly.
Edited DD to add the possibility of pops dying from military losses, which somehow I missed despite it being one of the most important things here ^^
In my opinion, When a pop is destroyed in battle, while there should be a chance for it to get destroyed but it should be very low. Instead for most pops it should be hit by a negative modifier for like 10-20 years while that pop recovers(children grow and replace parents and have new kids etc.). Call them "decimated pops" or something, they would be working at like only 10% efficiency but would recover in time.I dont know, losing men was a hit to the country thats sure, but they had a new generation ready most of the times...Wiping out the entire POP is a bit too harsh imo
much better than total annihilation IMOIn my opinion, When a pop is destroyed in battle, while there should be a chance for it to get destroyed but it should be very low. Instead for most pops it should be hit by a negative modifier for like 10-20 years while that pop recovers(children grow and replace parents and have new kids etc.). Call them "decimated pops" or something, they would be working at like only 10% efficiency but would recover in time.
Why though? Its not like the nobles' entire families were drafted, they had children at home. And it's not like every single adult male was sent to war, too.Edited DD to add the possibility of pops dying from military losses, which somehow I missed despite it being one of the most important things here ^^