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Amazing stuff, one small suggestion is I would like like it if levies are actually limited. Like limit the amount you are able to spawn and once you lose them in battle it takes like a year or more (maybe depending on the development of your capital) that way war actually feels devastating and you'll have to pick your battles.
This idea sounds great, it's a lot simpler than the way I'd come up with to show devastation from war. (Which would be much more difficult to mod in). All this to say. The idea of causalities is something high on the mods priority list.
I love the concept,but it definitley needs more balance, A good way to balance it would be to make raising the armies more expensive,especially ones made up of men at arms. Another good way to balance it would be to make it so that you could only raise the special armies every year or so. Also the actual standing levies and men at arms should be heavily decreased,although you did already mention that in the video. In terms of flavour,you could have it so that in places with the Futuwaa tradition the Ayyar men at arms can be summoned,as historically the Ayyar were basically a band of professional mercenaries. In places like India you could call upon Elephant Tamers. In places like Tibet you could call upon Mountaineers. Little things like that to give character to the armies that are being raised would go a long way to help with immersion.
Thank you so much for all this feedback. Definitely going to add the other MAA options for immersion (the fact Ayyar is really cool). The balancing ideas are really handy. Especially the increase in gold for better armies which I never considered b4). Thank you.
Amazing stuff, one small suggestion is I would like like it if levies are actually limited. Like limit the amount you are able to spawn and once you lose them in battle it takes like a year or more (maybe depending on the development of your capital) that way war actually feels devastating and you'll have to pick your battles.
This idea sounds great, it's a lot simpler than the way I'd come up with to show devastation from war. (Which would be much more difficult to mod in). All this to say. The idea of causalities is something high on the mods priority list.
I love the concept,but it definitley needs more balance,
A good way to balance it would be to make raising the armies more expensive,especially ones made up of men at arms.
Another good way to balance it would be to make it so that you could only raise the special armies every year or so.
Also the actual standing levies and men at arms should be heavily decreased,although you did already mention that in the video.
In terms of flavour,you could have it so that in places with the Futuwaa tradition the Ayyar men at arms can be summoned,as historically the Ayyar were basically a band of professional mercenaries.
In places like India you could call upon Elephant Tamers.
In places like Tibet you could call upon Mountaineers.
Little things like that to give character to the armies that are being raised would go a long way to help with immersion.
Thank you so much for all this feedback. Definitely going to add the other MAA options for immersion (the fact Ayyar is really cool).
The balancing ideas are really handy. Especially the increase in gold for better armies which I never considered b4). Thank you.
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This is really neat, excited to see it fleshed out
Love the idea very cool
Thank you
Super cool. Adding an event for characters that have the witch secret or trait would be cool
Definitely gonna give it a shot.
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