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XON Xyooj
All worlds
02 Oct 2013 23:50Link
i'm sure many players have suggested this concept well before you and me, if not then maybe they were not thinking of the big picture.
when i first started, i thought this game was model after america, because it even stated that each country is about the size of an american state. therefore, i turn warlord and conquer some countries. i found out, i cannot combine them together. that did kill my happiness then.
my concept then was so that a country could be much better manage as one, rather than many. and that this too would make sense to call "state corporations" as state corps and "national corporations" as national corps.
the existing rebellion equation is still design to not make your empire/country has peace. it is a barbaric concept. this equation needs to be that if your welfare index exceed say 100 then you will not have any rebellion, but if your welfare index is below this perfect "100" then
when i first started, i thought this game was model after america, because it even stated that each country is about the size of an american state. therefore, i turn warlord and conquer some countries. i found out, i cannot combine them together. that did kill my happiness then.
my concept then was so that a country could be much better manage as one, rather than many. and that this too would make sense to call "state corporations" as state corps and "national corporations" as national corps.
the existing rebellion equation is still design to not make your empire/country has peace. it is a barbaric concept. this equation needs to be that if your welfare index exceed say 100 then you will not have any rebellion, but if your welfare index is below this perfect "100" then
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James the Fair
All worlds
03 Oct 2013 19:39Link
I've noticed rebellions always seem to do damage to your infrastructure in your country as I had too many countries, many months back and always had them quite frequently because of the low welfare indexes.
The question I want to ask you is, do you think if rebellions drag on for too long they should take up arms in the form of enemy military units on your country map for us to deal with?
The question I want to ask you is, do you think if rebellions drag on for too long they should take up arms in the form of enemy military units on your country map for us to deal with?
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XON Xyooj
All worlds
03 Oct 2013 22:34Link
@james,
i have always thought that rebellions are just for you as a president to pay attention to how you are treating your population. it should not get to the point that you will have a civil war in your country.
if you're a good president, that keeps all your indexes up to standard then there should be no rebellion.
i'm not in agreement with how this game has a rebellion formula that increase as you increase the number of countries you own, it seems to be a design obstacle to just cost you more money, without much relationship to how you are doing as a president because it doesn't care how well your welfare index is.
in the current equation, if you have max wi 139 and 1000 countries, then your rebellions are 360% so that's so high throughout your empire then.
this is a design ceiling for being too good in this game?
i have always thought that rebellions are just for you as a president to pay attention to how you are treating your population. it should not get to the point that you will have a civil war in your country.
if you're a good president, that keeps all your indexes up to standard then there should be no rebellion.
i'm not in agreement with how this game has a rebellion formula that increase as you increase the number of countries you own, it seems to be a design obstacle to just cost you more money, without much relationship to how you are doing as a president because it doesn't care how well your welfare index is.
in the current equation, if you have max wi 139 and 1000 countries, then your rebellions are 360% so that's so high throughout your empire then.
this is a design ceiling for being too good in this game?