Patch 1.02 wish list

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Originally posted by rafiki
Some thoughts on modifier keys and payments.

The "repay debt" allows only £100 per click.
The payment buttons in negotiations allow £100 per click, or £1000 per click if you hold shift.

What I would like to see in both cases is:
- A normal click gives £100
- Shift-click gives £1000
- Ctrl-click gives £10000, £50000 or even £100000

I find my self offereing 100% deals in negotiations only because I find it a waste of time having waited for the money to accumulate and end up having the deal rejected.

Rafiki

I agree

 

[MegaPIMP]

when those 5 hot pieces of tech costs 500 000, yes....argh loong time.

Another thing, buying techs should not reduce your research points by 10, maybe 5....

 

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Well, I thing 9 would be a more proper value. Unless all countries end up selling and buying techs all the time...

 

[Spruce]

request =

not show the war attrition of the enemy. It's hard enough to asses you own attrition. And it's totally unrealistic that you'll know when the enemy will break or how much damage he has sustained,

anyhow, if you've got the feeling you are doing better compared to your adversary, just keep up the good job,

that's the whole idea about this war attrition!

 

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End the "game" in 1920, but give the player the option to keep playing, like EUII.

 

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Originally posted by Al Fatiha
End the "game" in 1920, but give the player the option to keep playing, like EUII.

That would be awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
id pay $5 for that

 

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and for 1.02 patch Id like to see a non-uber austria still strong but not uber-strong And improved italian unification

 

[unmerged(22029)]

I want a button to reinforce all divisions in all armies.

 

[Niptium]

A correction on Canada's population mess. And the thig about 2 POPs of 10 000 are producing more than 1 of 100 000.

 

[Niptium]

Oh and the USA colonizing all over is a bug to me.

 

[Apollon]

Originally posted by Al Fatiha
End the "game" in 1920, but give the player the option to keep playing, like EUII.

i second that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[OriginalRafiki]

Originally posted by Jack Frost
-- shift click does kick it up by 1000

I know that, even wrote it my post

Originally posted by Jack Frost
and hold down the mouse, it goes quick.

It goes "quick". For the really big deals, you can end up holding the mousebutton for a few minutes. Would be much better to have a second accelerator in addition to shift.

Rafiki

 

[grumbold]

Originally posted by MegaPIMP
Another thing, buying techs should not reduce your research points by 10, maybe 5....

All the major nations are ahistorically technologically advanced already. This would just make it worse.

Personally I think the literacy bar needs to be more dynamic. 2% increase in literacy per year is ambitious but possibly realisable when you have 15%, but by the time you're at 80% it should be getting harder and harder to increase it. Even today the advanced nations don't have literacy rates of 100%.

 

[OriginalRafiki]

Originally posted by grumbold
All the major nations are ahistorically technologically advanced already. This would just make it worse.

Personally I think the literacy bar needs to be more dynamic. 2% increase in literacy per year is ambitious but possibly realisable when you have 15%, but by the time you're at 80% it should be getting harder and harder to increase it. Even today the advanced nations don't have literacy rates of 100%.

Actually, there are a select few who are considered to have full literacy

Other than that I agree. The return on investment for education => literacy should slow down to a trickle as it gets higher. Also, a larger investment should be required to keep literacy at a high level.

Rafiki

 

[Earl Uhtred]

Originally posted by whyamihere
Please, please, please, please, please allow us to offer and demand resources through the Open Negotiations panel in diplomacy. Ideally we should also be able to set the "deal" as a continously monthly/daily one ending in a year's time, but even a one off would be great. Adding this into the peace treaty section would be great too, e.g. a victor could demand a daily/montly supply of 10 oil for a year.

Yeah, also make it so that you can demand provinces on behalf of your allies. As alliance leader I can't seem to demand provinces on behalf of my ally Texas unless the Mexican AI offers them itself.

I'd also like to be able to demand the enemy's claims buildings in a peace.

 

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Two requests
One that the set up army choose province is Alphabetical..navy too.Hard searching all them names especialli if you play a big state.
Two...another map overlay that shows by color the revolt risk of your provinces at a glance.

 

[OriginalRafiki]

Originally posted by Caliagstro
Two requests
One that the set up army choose province is Alphabetical..navy too.Hard searching all them names especialli if you play a big state.
Two...another map overlay that shows by color the revolt risk of your provinces at a glance.

1) If you have a specific province in mind, the right-click menu gives you a direct access to building units for that province; have you tried that?

2) There is already a revolt-risk map, so I guess you're asking for more colours in it? (Unless you're playing 1.00; think it was introduced in 1.01)

Rafiki

 

[Apollon]

how about being able to grant tax privileges to certain provinces?

 

[frunk]

Originally posted by rafiki
I know that, even wrote it my post

It goes "quick". For the really big deals, you can end up holding the mousebutton for a few minutes. Would be much better to have a second accelerator in addition to shift.

Rafiki

What would be even better is a button that says "Pay off Full Debt" and it will pay as much of the debt as you can. Or, alternatively, have a check box that would allow income to go directly to paying debt. Quite often if I don't need the money I want to continually pay the debt so that the interest goes down.

 

[Aragos]

A change in colors for the infrastructure map. When you change rail tech, it goes from green to white. However, when you get a new rail level available, everything goes green again (some are slightly darker, but still hard to see). How about different colors for different rail levels, instead of just green or white?

Also, why can't you improve multiple levels of railroads at one time? Kinda odd to build 'experimental rails' when you have steel railroad tech available. it should be simple to pay the total cost at one time (both time-wise and resource-wise) vs. multiple builds.