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New Stats Region/Realm Efficiency

Started by Vellos, January 24, 2012, 11:17:27 PM

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Indirik

I'd like to see a map of Dwilight, with the regions shaded according to food production, gold production, max pop, etc. I don't really care about "density", as that's almost completely unimportant. (Unless you're trying to maximize production vs. travel times, or something...)  A quick perusal of the Info > Region page shows that the vast majority of the choice food producing regions are on the eastern subcontinent, or the northern end of the western subcontinent. The Southwest kinda got screwed over in that.
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fodder

..how will the yet to be dealt with new economy (wood/stone/melal/etc) change things? or is that semi factored in already? (or is that junked? XD)
firefox

Indirik

It is quite possible that New Economy will never happen. The addition of all that stuff would really push the game more toward a resource management and away from an RP/War game. Even food will continue to be simplified and moved a bit more away from something that needs to be constantly managed.
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Tom

Amen.

While I still believe that strategic resources should be added as an incentive for conquest, they won't happen as tradeable resources within the forseable future. Maybe something a lot simpler, like the "resources" of the recent Civ games (i.e. if you occupy the region that has the resource, you get its bonuses).



Vellos

Quote from: Tom on January 26, 2012, 12:58:11 AM
Amen.

While I still believe that strategic resources should be added as an incentive for conquest, they won't happen as tradeable resources within the forseable future. Maybe something a lot simpler, like the "resources" of the recent Civ games (i.e. if you occupy the region that has the resource, you get its bonuses).

That would be nice.
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Bedwyr

Quote from: Artemesia on January 25, 2012, 07:25:33 PM
* Artemesia looks at the state of Sallowtown and Koli Bedwyr.

* Artemesia is unimpressed.

Eh, you wins some, you loses some.  The game would be boring as hell if all my plans worked.
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Heq

Here's an idea, tie the bonuses to the estates rather then the realm, so that different sorts of knights would have different desires for estates.

It could be a simple bonus script tagged to run for estates, with something like:

X Resource: Basic Maintenence, your troops equipment can never be in worse then 75% damaged condition
Y Resource:  Gold Rush, if more then 16 hours left until destination, add one hour to time pool.
Z Resource: The Little Things , if morale is less then 50%, add 1 to morale

With X being a manufacturing resource, Y being a luxury like gold, Z being some sort of fine trade good.

This is designed for the new estate system of course.

Perth

Quote from: Heq on January 26, 2012, 06:25:39 AM
Here's an idea, tie the bonuses to the estates rather then the realm, so that different sorts of knights would have different desires for estates.

This.


Except perhaps maybe it could be a dissolution of effects upwards?

The bonuses are tied to estates and they get the biggest benefit of it. The Duchy the estate belongs to gets a somewhat smaller benefit from the bonus. And then the realm as a whole gets an even smaller benefit of it.

This way, there are large incentives for both controlling and owning the regions/estates with the bonuses both on an individual level, on a ducal level and then even on the realm level. Potential for conflict all the way up the chain.
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Tom

Estates are very primitive right now, but I have all intentions of making them more meaningful.

Until then, however, we have tons of other things to do.