the idea of super expansions, winning games and a proposal for great powers.

[Денис Живков 752]

That's what I think, but what if some kind of high technology is achieved by some state alone. . Let's imagine that they are too tall. While in 50 BC the Romans were fighting ordinary infantrymen, some tribe of blackfeet from North America reached the low peaks and fought with high-tech cyborgs, transformers and fired lasers from their eyes. It is logical that this threatens not only everyone on their continent, but, in principle, the entire world order. Therefore, many countries will intentionally spoil relations (but they will not enter into wars against an over-expanding power (by the way, add this coefficient of "over-expansion", which spoils relations with some countries.). The game should not be limited only to conquest and appropriation. Let there be endings such as a scientific victory, a victory based on points earned throughout the game.

 

Also, let some powers get a bonus at the beginning of the game, as they have historically been great.

 

 

 

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Edited March 4 by Денис Живков
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[Денис Живков 752]

A small comment by @Matvey.

The problem of overexpansion and absurd technological imbalance can be solved in the following way:

1. Administrative efficiency. The conditional number of provinces that the state can control without defabs on the cost of laws / advisers /technologies, etc., etc. (then events/missions/ laws/technologies that slightly increase the limit will be needed) It is also possible to make the cost of provinces in this limit uneven due to different populations and economies (it is possible to balance the building to reduce the influence of the province on the management limit)

2. The difference in technology can be corrected with two innovations. Firstly, technologies from an earlier era than the current one for the year of the game decrease in value, and from the next era they become more expensive. Secondly, countries that are close by land and sea, as well as countries with diplomatic relations, can receive a small bonus to the technologies already studied.

[Денис Живков 752]

It doesn't look bad to me. This idea has a right to life.)

[SmearierMoon19 83]

Is good!

[IKayzerI 157]

You said "Also, let some powers get a bonus at the beginning of the game, as they have historically been great." is a great idea. Each Era, can give bonus to the some countries.

Like in 1437-1520 Ottomans, 1520-1600 Spain and Portugal, 1600-1683 Austria, PLC, 1683-1720 Russia, 1720-1800 Britain and France, 1800-1850 Russia Ottomans and America, 1850-1900 Japan Qing Germany Italy, 1900-1930 Germany Britain France Austria, 1930-1950 US Germany Ussr Japan, 1950-1990 US Britain Ussr China, 1990-2024 US Japan China Russia Turkey

[Денис Живков 752]

9 minutes ago, IKayzerI said:

Like in 1437-1520 Ottomans, 1520-1600 Spain and Portugal, 1600-1683 Austria, PLC, 1683-1720 Russia, 1720-1800 Britain and France, 1800-1850 Russia Ottomans and America, 1850-1900 Japan Qing Germany Italy, 1900-1930 Germany Britain France Austria, 1930-1950 US Germany Ussr Japan, 1950-1990 US Britain Ussr China, 1990-2024 US Japan China Russia Turkey

Yes, and some countries can be given bonuses in different areas at the same time: the army, technology, population and some others. Thus, each civilization will not be an empty dummy like all the others, but of different colors, but will carry a specific goal throughout the game.

[Денис Живков 752]

You can also give out one-time bonuses up to a certain time using events. Countries will receive them randomly, or they may receive them due to the insufficient level of any buildings or technologies. For example, in the Middle Ages, a gang of bandits may appear, they get it because of insufficient security or for some other reason.

[Денис Живков 752]

Besides, if you don't change anything for a long time, then everything will change by itself. For example, there will be an uprising that you did not expect, but it happened because you oversaw the nationalization of the provinces.

Your ships will plunder countries with a pirate political system. Because you haven't built a single ship to guard the trade route yet.

The Mongol empire has come to your soul, which has an unlimited reason for war and the whole land of which is divided into uluses, and they are all against you. Well, pray :__)

Edited March 4 by Денис Живков
hehe

[Денис Живков 752]

Speaking of the Mongol Empire.

I suggest that the Mongol Empire have an unlimited casus belli and that it would be difficult to hold a big power in the hands of the game, as in principle in reality.

[qxz 616]

yeah good

[Денис Живков 752]

2 minutes ago, qxz said:

yeah good

you can complement my and Matvey's idea?

[wafflestein8 58]

It would be very interesting.

[Денис Живков 752]

This is one of the most interesting ideas that I have proposed on this forum.

but in my head I think a lot about what else should be added to the game ... 🙂