What will one be able to do with his estate once you get around to coding them?
Also, I'm not really a fan of those hard limits. Like, is there some rebellious peasant union telling me more than 25% tax is just too cruel to take from poor peasants? Or some cocky administrator who forces me to tax my lords 5%? And why can't my knights just rebel against me if I want to tax them more than 50%? Or which arrogant city planner dares tell his noble lord that his estate can't be larger than 30%?
I understand that there's the need to be some limitations, but I'd very much prefer it if it was up to the players to decide what it was in stead of just having the game tell us "You can go this far, but no further!". I thought that was why good and bad marks were removed, and even there characters had some say in it.
