I also like plausable outcomes. I just don't understand the focus on France as an example. France being nr 1 is not a big deal honestly(most of the times Britain is still nr 1 of you include their subjects stats, because that's what everyone does when thinking about Britain at this time period). France together with Britain and Germany were far away the biggest powers in this period by ww1. Russia became hopelessly behind due to their inefficient system and humilated several times over in this time period before it's collapse, so far that's pretty much what's happening. So pop number says something different, meh , it's just number , it's actual effect is what means something.
Isn't the underlying issue a conscious (and as we now see, a wrong) decision to buff trade to make it more fun? As I understood, the ability to create profitable trade loops is only a consequence of trade creating money from air (so there would be more trade), and preventing the loops themselves is just covering the problem a bit, not solving it.
This. We had a couple of very good, in-depth threads about trade and it became clear trade loops are just a side-effect of the main problem: how the trade formula works and that it creates money out of nowhere; allowing nations to overimport goods and make profit doing so, despite the price of the imported good being way lower in the importing country than in the exporting one. That's what needs adjustments and fixes, not the loops themselves.
The problem is that this
is a bit older than a 10 month top of the line PC, and a significantly bigger amount of audience for a niche game. And, really, it's just getting ahead of the curve before adding more stuff, while getting a better grasp on how to do it, because it is *hard*.
Exactly. I have an i5-7600k in a six year old machine. Despite its age, it is still a better chip than the recommended system specs. Nevertheless, this is the worst performing paradox game I have played. The 1.06 patch significantly helped with performance, but there is still a ways to go.
Thanks. I’ll give it a year of game time and see how much faster it is.
If the rebels have already capitulated and the supporting team has no wargoals against you (because the rebels are gone), you can capitulate to get out of the war. It's definitely a buggy state of affairs to be in a war where neither side has wargoals to enforce, but capitulating out of it will do no harm (despite the big scary popup saying so).
They've mentioned on reddit the monarch age fix is coming in 1.1.
Compañero, ¿qué mods recomiendas para mantener la originalidad de la vainilla y evitar errores como los que todo el mundo se queja?
Same thing as far as many as concerned, but also the requirements. I'm not even annoyed, because I really need to and will upgrade soon anyway, but what it is sold is what is supported.
That should be fairly clear, because they're the only relevant components to whether it should run fairly well that are too optimistic, at the moment.
Thanks.
Compañero, ¿qué mods recomiendas para mantener la originalidad de la vainilla y evitar errores como los que todo el mundo se queja?
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