Suggestions

Can you add that if a region has no development (experiencing inequality in infrastructure development) it will ask for independence, and will give rise to a revolutionary movement? especially in an area that has rich natural resources but there is no development in that place

Will there be historical ai for ww1 scenario ww2 scenario and the west Germany and east Germany at the end of ww2 and the reunification of germany

1. a new tab called Empire. It will be all about vassal-related work. (not important but if you can ) 2. power to change the vassal's laws. 3. Recruiting army unit in vassal's land with lord(player) manpower. 4. Coloring for each army Unit. 5. naming for each army Unit 6. Power to Coloring and naming the vassal's army unit 7. Combine vassals Information and combine vassals with lord Information, which is shown in the Empire tab. (The empire tab is not important, you can show it in other areas) 8. Technology sharing. 9. power to change the vassal's govt Without a peace treaty meaning in mid-game. 10. vassal's vassal color is sho…

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I was thinking, how about adding to the vassals some sort of option, or "switch", that would be called "control the vassal"? Here are some characteristics and things about this "switch": 1) If this option is activated it would give the lord the ability to manage the vassal by almost every point of view, a bit like as if the vassal becomes some sort of "indipendent region", that has its economy, army, etc.. but that it's all controlled by the player as a separated country. 2) If this option is activated (Control the vassal), the vassal's desire of indipendence might start to rise, and faster than normal, especially if the country hasn't a good relationshi…

When an atomic bomb is dropped, the screen shake effect can provide a more pleasant atmosphere to the game and may really make you feel like you are part of the intense action. Additionally, a longer animation effect combined with a powerful sound file would enhance the overall experience, immersing players even further into the environment created by the explosion.

Added the ability to pay your ally money when the war ends as an alternative to the lands he captured.

I propose adding a point to the sandbox with which it will be possible to choose the ideology of the country, that is, change it either for yourself or for other countries

Like i dont want to replay game constantly to only know if amount of army placed inside of civilization is too low / too big for the civ economy to handle. Need for calculations inside of scenario editor to not switch game menus 5 times per minute.

Will ai nations flag randomly change over time?

Button memory [ M ] under information [ i ] button would be used to: Open side window to save up to N number of army presets. Window with presets would have a button to see presets for any game session, but if required unit to create army for one of presets is unresearched then that preset would be disabled and only able to be deleted. Local session presets of armies would be always have unlocked presets to create, but these presets are not precreated, so anyone has 0 of them by default. Local presets memorized at save file of session Global presets memorized outside of session's saves, somewhere in the game files

For example set color gradient from white (no defence) to red (mid defence) and to black (max defence). And with stripes like from province capture set neighbours without defence of provinces with defences. bonus: map mode to see buildings cost in total of the provinces

In Age of History 2, there was a feature to mix civilizations, but after a few turns, each country returned to its original place (I think it's a bug). It would be fun if such a feature existed in Age of History 3.

Im not sure if he ever added it, but say for example a army gets encircled, theres a big debuff and the army will fully get destroyed even the army thats encircled got like 14 divisions, and the surrounding is like 3,5

the bucket tool fills in closed areas to make things easy for stuff like the soviet union and mongol empire, you would make the province borders and use the bucket tool to fill the empty provinces inside @Łukasz Jakowski thoughts?

this is really simple @Łukasz Jakowski but it is game changing, it is the perfect example of a quality of life improvement and it will make creating stuff like the HRE much easier for different scenario's since it has hundreds of micro states, it will also be a game changer for making modern scenario's where the borders are harder to find due to the high amount of provinces

The colour of the ocean is quite gloomy - is there a brightness or gradient slider to make the water colour brighter at all? Similarly with movement - the water is very still for such a lively map. Is it possible to have wave or movement graphics in the water?

Be able to set custom conditions based on variables setted up by the scenario's creator would be a very simple, yet useful, feature :D

Currently it's not optimised for many scenarios. It'll be hard to find scenario you want, specially with like 50 of them. As I see from videos, the scenario selector haves description on top and a one single horizontal line of scenarios that you can scroll left or right. This even sounds painfully when I think about many scenarios installed. It would be great if you, Lukasz, remake this menu.

( if you don't know )- •Chain of power A sequential arrangement of individuals, groups, or positions that exercise control, command, or dominance over others, often with diminishing authority and influence at each descending level Like- ( General----Officers----soldiers ) Why? What purpose of this feature 🤔 Trust me this will make aoh3 x10 better and add more depth in game and some people going to say "actually we already have general and minister in game" 🤓☝️ But that's not what your thinking okay now get real •feature You can give different categories to your mister, general and heir like education, military, medical etc it's…

@Łukasz Jakowski In Age of Civilizations 2, in the scenario editor, there were two options: 1. create a new scenario from scratch 2. edit an existing scenario I think that in Age of History 3, we really need an option to automatically duplicate a scenario. For example, let's look at the World War 2 scenario. Let's assume I want to create a 1942 scenario in the AoC 2 editor. It would be too much work to create it from scratch, so I edit the 1936 scenario. But now I don't have a 1936 scenario anymore, because I edited it to be the 1942 scenario. And I want to have both scenarios. An option to automatically duplicate a scenario would solve this …

It would be really nice if when making a scenario, you could make provinces occupied by another country. For example, if you're making a scenario that's halfway through ww2, you wouldn't want soviet provinces to be a core part of Germany, so instead you would make them occupied. Please Lukasz, this would be nice.

As the title says @Łukasz Jakowski

So we may have atleast 2 mechnics for descion making in game Maybe on that is more visual like the small Icons like in hoi4 in which every focus has a Emblem and eu4 Mission they have Icons too yk soemthing visual & custoizable maybe a research tree of focuses that goes diagonal instead of vertical if u wanna be unique just a similer system to the focuses like system of hoi4 & Mission like system in eu4 @Łukasz Jakowski Also please check ur messegess & hope u saw my other posts please reply to them if whether u tjink they are good or not good yk implment & why or why not yk?

Hi everyone! I would like to suggest an improvement for the regional campaign mode in Age of History 3. While we can already control countries within a specific region, I think it could be deepened by adding more detailed, region-specific events for each kingdom or state. For example, in the Iberian campaign, kingdoms like León, Castile, or Aragon could have their own decision trees, unique events, and narratives related to local alliances, internal betrayals, or even dynastic crises. Additionally, these events could be influenced by the real historical context of each kingdom, incorporating elements like tensions between Christian and Muslim states, or the in…