Provincial growth
Posted: Sat Apr 04, 2020 9:27 am
Thank you Pocus for your wonderful game. I am delighted with this game due to the presence of several wonderful things. Firstly, it is an interesting combat mechanics. Secondly, it is an excellent mechanic for choosing the construction of buildings. But the most important thing is the amazing mechanics of the burden for expansion (decadence). This is what Paradox games are lacking.
The only thing I don’t like is the possibility of super-rapid growth of the backward barbarian regions. I have an idea how to fix this. It would be nice to make something like a technological penalty for remoteness from developed provinces. This can be implemented in many ways. The easiest way is to enter the infrastructure cost coefficient depending on the development of the nearest most developed province (or the province in the third radius). You can also make a tree of technologies that are studied after accumulating the points of development of neighbors (this has been successfully implemented in EU4). That is, you cannot build buildings of the next level without the necessary technology.
What do you think about it?
The only thing I don’t like is the possibility of super-rapid growth of the backward barbarian regions. I have an idea how to fix this. It would be nice to make something like a technological penalty for remoteness from developed provinces. This can be implemented in many ways. The easiest way is to enter the infrastructure cost coefficient depending on the development of the nearest most developed province (or the province in the third radius). You can also make a tree of technologies that are studied after accumulating the points of development of neighbors (this has been successfully implemented in EU4). That is, you cannot build buildings of the next level without the necessary technology.
What do you think about it?