Suggestions

Just what the titles says, because most of them are abreviatted As you can see only 4 out of 18 missions have the full name displayed.

Here’s the translation of your suggestions into English: Add a border to the lord's flag: The idea of adding a border to the vassals' flags is great. Also, allowing the border color to be edited, with gold as the default, would add greater customization. Option to remove the lord's flag: Including an option to remove the lord's flag is useful for those who want to keep a simpler or different design for their flag. Version with a coat of arms to simulate colonies: This would be a step further in customization, allowing the use of coats of arms from different civilizations. Researching historical emblems and coats of ar…

When aoh 3 comes out, will you continue to update the mission tree for each civilization? because I'm going to really like doing missions while playing a nation. @Łukasz Jakowski

Should countries/civilisations be provided with unique bonuses or perks, akin to what you might see in other 4X games like Civilisation, ARA, or Humankind? E.g., 20% production bonuses from certain buildings, more income from trade, army generals do 25% more damage, unique buildings, military units, and research unlocks etc. I'd love to see these sorts of things in AOH3. My worry is that without anything unique to each country, province or civilisation, there won't be much difference in playing each nation, save for the starting size of the empire. Playing as France, Australia, or South Africa in a Modern World shouldn't 'feel' the same as each other, and shouldn't …

When the real leaders and advisors in modern day die, the random generated advisor and leaders portraits used look like they are from 1800s (most of them), as seen in videos where modern day scenario is showed. I think advisors and leaders for scenarios after 1900 need better portraits, just like how generals after 1900 have been changed and look better, what do you think?

@Łukasz Jakowski I have an idea to add a function to the game that will unite provinces into regions, republics, autonomous districts, governorates, uluses.

i suggest that every month there would be a competition for the best mod for the game

@Łukasz Jakowski Add thermonuclear weapons to the game. They should destroy many provinces.

Idea: Add an event outcome that triggers a different global event for all civilizations, the global event needs "insert decision" from "insert event" as an event trigger. This feature could be useful for making news event but dont want the mission event to be sent to all civilizations, so the mission event has an outcome that triggers a different global event for other civilizations and to be used as a news/info event for example.

The mission tree in the latest Aoh3 video is really cool! I have a suggestion for missions if we choose to make missions that dont need requirements and want to prevent the ai/players from completing most of them in a day, I suggest a cooldown of some weeks (30 days, could be editable in game files) preventing from clicking and completing another mission until the cooldown ends, what do you think ?

I propose the following idea: Add the appearance of a certain event or a certain choice in an event as a condition for completing a mission. And also allow or prohibit events from appearing after completing a mission. This will allow you to compare the time frames an element of probability theory and specific decisions with the variability of available and blocked missions. Example - according to the event in the south of Italy, the efficiency of taxation periodically decreases and unrest increases during the event “Mafia Activities in Southern Italy”. Options: 1)in the event, you choose the path to fight the mafia. Then, with sufficient investment in the …

@Łukasz Jakowski A while back, you have posted a video which showed that hours has been added into the game. Referring to this: But in one of your most recent videos, they are nowhere to be seen. Is the idea of clock in the game has been removed? Or it is just that you can choose to disable the system in options? If this feature were removed, it would be quite disappointing to most of players especially those obsessed with WW2 and modern day mods.

I've figured out how we can play as mercenaries. We will have a camp (where buildings can be built) And in the province we will be able to hire recruits or by events (here is one event we met homeless people. We have a choice to hire, invite them to join, this will give fewer recruits, but it's free, or ignore) in the province we will be able to form regiments only studied by the state where we are located) We will have a limit on regiments, this limit can be increased with buildings, events or ask for help from some state We will have a unique resource, provisions, well, everything is logical here (you can get it from buildings, events,…

This is a key guide. I'm one of the Cerebrozen movers and shakers. I must quit feeling that way. Rather honestly, we can surely see, if done right, how that could be prodigious yet it was easy. In the long run, what I have is a disapproval about that strategy. Using that makes this look so easy.

In the game should be the happiness of the population, which will affect various details. Happiness should be measured from 0%-100% and every province should have its own. High happiness equals more income and rapidly growing manpower. Accordingly, low results in less income and less manpower, and in case of too low results in rebellions. Happiness must be influenced by various facts, for example, if the country is at war, or if food is low, it decreases. to increase it, various festivals can be held, special buildings can be built and so on.

Hello y'all, I have an issue about some era or civilizations having some cities that don't existed during this time. For example, the city of Mardid was founded at the end of the 9th century by Arabs, then lost to the Spanish during Reconquest of Spain. So it's weird to see Madrid in the Roman Empire, or in Carthage. I propose to add a mechanic to hide province by two factors: The civilization: Like dynamic cities names, a set of cities can be hiden according to the civilization. The date: The city will have a date of foundation, and the date of the fall. This option is my favorite, and I think this is the most important one. A nameless provi…

What purpose do alliances serve in the game? Do alliances grant extra research, manpower, money, resources, etc? Alliances seem like a natural part of any grand strategy game such as this, watching some of these videos, I can't help but wonder what the benefit of alliances for the side coming to aide. i.e. if my country is being attacked, of course having another country help defend is useful. But what purpose does it serve the player the other way around?

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Question, will the game continuously be updated after it's release? And not just bug fixes or quality improvements, perhaps more new features incoming. Also, will AOH3 mobile have a PC version map as an option? Imo iPad and certain android tablets might be able to handle it And would people be able to mod in mobile version of the game? @Łukasz Jakowski

In fact, I think AOH3's spy system should have more functions. It should not just call up the diplomacy menu, press the button, and only let us see the opponent's military deployment. This turns the spy system into a large watchtower. I suggest that the spy system should have a separate menu, or even a separate advisor, so that we can perform many actions 1. Infiltrate other countries •We will see the deployment of domestic troops in the infiltrated target within a certain period of time •The attack power and defense power of the infiltrated target’s army will be reduced for a certain period of time •The time and cost required for dome…

Hello Łukasz Jakowski.What about making certain ideologies unique to certain civilizations. For example, that "Swedish socialism" could only exist in Sweden. And add the opportunity to create such ideologies. Thank you

I suggest a new mechanic similar to changing the flag by government system, but instead of the latter, it would be by which Country Controls it. Example: If Mexico is a vassal of Spain, then: Mexico will be New Spain and its flag will be New Spain. The dame for Canada, colombia, USA, etc. EOr instead of putting a single flag on each conquered country, then let the countries have a double flag known as: Colonial flag/triumph flag or Total flag Just as the USA puts its own flag in colonies (Liberia) or France its flag but with its own touches and the British with stars or representative figures. The Spanish repeating their own original flag or with few change…

I have a crazy idea but in my head it seems good So you know the governments like republic, communism and much more, and now you can make mods pretty easily. Well the custom governments would be cool having a button on the customizing countries or adding countries section, you can edit the buffs and debuffs, but players would make it op so it would need to have a cap to prevent that or a percentage that you needed to use like the maximum you can is 150% to each buffs, but if you decide to add a debuff it adds more percentage for example (you have -20% attack and defense you gain 20% more to use on other categories). It makes creating mods even more interesting i…

The Ability to change flags of nations during scenarios: Changing flags can be done by customising the flag or by a file (rectangular and cube flags are only allowed). To access the flag editor, go to diplomacy, scroll until you find Change flag (in between Vassals and Take Loan), you can choose between Customising and File (it should not be a gif)

in case Lukasz wants to fix some errors, I listed border errors to improve the game, and whoever finds others can list them in the comments 1- Tibet independent (it was actually part of China) 2- Nepal part of India (it was actually independent) 3- Bessarabia Romania (was part of Russia, however) 4- Country state scenarios are not really that important to have to be 100% correct, but these Brazilian borders are a bit strange so I marked them I think there are others but the ones I noticed are here