And I wonder what the number next to the pop means. %tage of total population of the province ? Number of the pop in millions/thousands ?
Population??
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Thanks for the info. I don't know what was the historical demography at this time, but in the screen it means that Neapolis have 1500 inhabitants ? I feel it quite... low.
Yeah, it's a bit low but I think it's in hundreds because of the manpower output. If it was in thousands a large city could provide thousands of men to your nation's manpower pool.
You didn’t play the previous game, Europa Universalis:Rome, did you?
The old game also had pop like these, the difference is that each pop unit can have its own culture and religion now.
Finally this is confirmed. Some guys on reddit didn't want to believe me.
Yes, that is not real. It was posted on reddit by someone who said he made it.
It's in hundreds in EU:R, that's what I'm basing it on. That and what I sad about manpower earlier.
You didn’t play the previous game, Europa Universalis:Rome, did you?
The old game also had pop like these, the difference is that each pop unit can have its own culture and religion now.
So IR is actually EU:Rome 2?
And they said "EU:Rome 2 isn't happening"
Definitely hope this team includes some love for a ledger ! Think it's fairly common for Pdox players to like stats. I love looking through ledger comparing things repeatedly through gameplay in EUIV. In fact that game has the best ledger; such a shame Hoi ditched it.I wanna see some pie charts like Vicky 2
It’s definately a sequel. It’s just using a new name
And with a larger scope and not treating it like a EU spinoff
Not sure where you heard that. Years ago they said that Rome sold well enough to get a sequel, and later then they said that it will likely have a different name than EU:R2. We always knew it was coming.
It was not gonna be anytime soon. I remember Paradox saying, I think about a year ago, that they have so many ideas to make into a game and that they will not revisit Rome for quite a while.
But as a big fan of EU:Rome (I just found out about this yesterday btw) I can totally see how this is Rome II and I'm happy it's got its own name, because it's always been a different game. When you look at the image at the beginning of the thread, the way the armies are represented reminds me a lot of EU:Rome.
Where do you get that from? I've always thought that the pop sizes in EU:Rome were abstract representations of population sizes. Info on actual population sizes of the era is very scarce and also dependent on the region. Having actual population sizes would be a great mistakes as it would have more inaccuracies than accuracies.
This in contrast to the Victoria 2 era where demographic information is much more widely available (but also there are big issues about accuracy).
Its a bit different than how MEIOU and Taxes does it now. They use a more detailed population system now. Although it is similar to the first iteration of their pop system.