Set custom objectives

[Basileios Makedon]

Hi! This is a little suggestion that I think would improve the game.

I suggest the ability to set, before start an ironman game, three or four objectives that will give you a small reward when you reach them.

-First objective: Win a war/Take a province/Survive until year x/vassalize x

-Second objective: become emperor/ form x nation/ culture shift to x/ conquer x region/ annex x/ enter into the HRE/ colonize x

-Third objective: become emperor/unify the HRE/ colonize x/ form x nation/conquer x region / get x achievement

-Fourth objective: unify the HRE/ conquer the world/ get x achievement

Of course there would be more, I just can’t think in anything more. The rewards would be small, like +50 in all powers, +1 stability, +10 prestige and such. You could see your next objective in the missions screen.

Example 1:

I start a game as Milan. I set this objectives:

Conquer Brescia-Form Italy-Conquer the Balkans- get aggressive expander achievement

Example 2:

A Byz game:

Survive until 1455-Conquer Greece-Conquer Anatolia-get Basileus achievement.

Constructive criticism please

 

[tobias.mb]

Could be done by adding missions for "common" goals, like country-unification.

 

[AmbroStoics]

But why? If we can set out own goals then it is easy to set easy goals in order to get some reward, whatever that might be. Can't you just be happy that you met xyour own goals in your head? I do not see how this would add to gameplay.

 

[tobias.mb]

Well everyone can see your mission. So others would roughly know what you are planning.

 

[Basileios Makedon]

But why? If we can set out own goals then it is easy to set easy goals in order to get some reward, whatever that might be. Can't you just be happy that you met xyour own goals in your head? I do not see how this would add to gameplay.

You could disable it

 

[Basileios Makedon]

Well everyone can see your mission. So others would roughly know what you are planning.

That wouldn't be vissible

 

[AmbroStoics]

You could disable it

The fact that it can be disabled doesn't really make any of its points valid.